John Stonestreet interviews Stephen Enada, director of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) about ICON’s dramatic new campaign “Nigeria’s Silent Slaughter” to raise awareness and bring pressure to bear on the Nigerian government.
John Stonestreet interviews Stephen Enada, director of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) about ICON’s dramatic new campaign “Nigeria’s Silent Slaughter” to raise awareness and bring pressure to bear on the Nigerian government.
Eleven Christians were killed by Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria this week.
Thirty-seven more Christians were killed by Muslim Fulani herdsmen in Nigeria.
Thirteen Baptist Christians, including children, were killed by radical Fulani Herdsman at the end of July
Ten Christians, including a pastor and an 8-year-old boy, were killed by Muslim Fulani in Nigeria on Friday.
Five Nigeria men were recently executed in the Borno state by Islamic extremists.
Eleven Christians were killed by Muslim Fulani herdsmen on Monday bringing the total number of Christians killed in the area since early June to 50 people.
It is clear that Christian genocide is what Boko Haram and the Fulani herdsman are after in Nigeria. Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari, however, denies this. In a recently issued statement, he insisted that “false allegations of persecution of Christians” are “a most misleading campaign.” President Buhari, by the way, is the son of a Fulani chief.
On Tuesday, more than 80 people were killed in an attack in Nigeria.
Extremists in Nigeria killed 10 Christians and injured countless more in a series of coordinated attacks.
