The Christian communities in northern Nigeria have faced ongoing persecution and unprovoked massacres for years. These attacks are deliberat...
The Christian communities in northern Nigeria have faced ongoing persecution and unprovoked massacres for years. These attacks are deliberately aimed at Christians and other non-Muslim tribes, with the intention of eradicating every religious belief that does not align with Islam. This mindset prevails among many Northern Muslims, including their Emirs and political leaders, who pretentiously act like they do not support this agenda.
A recent statement by a prominent Northerner, the former minister of communication, Isa Pantami, raised alarms when he referred to Boko Haram terrorists as "our Muslim brothers" and expressed that they should not be killed as "pigs." This comment exposes their underlying intentions toward other religions and highlights their complicity in terrorism.
This situation sheds light on why Northern leaders and the president of Nigeria opposed President Trump's designation of Nigeria as a "Country of Particular Concern" (CPC) due to the threats posed by terrorists. The declaration signified an international acknowledgement of the troubles in Nigeria.
Nigerian Christians have long awaited assistance from the international community to address the brutal conditions in this disgraceful, blood sucking country called Nigeria. In particular, those in the southeastern region are hopeful that Trump will intervene, believing he may support their quest for Biafran sovereignty.
Written by
Jude Onu
Edited by
OGN
Imo State Media Team
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