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Persecuted Christians urge Trump to take decisive action in Nigeria

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Persecuted Christians urge Trump to take decisive action in Nigeria
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Opinion Persecuted Christians urge Trump to take decisive action in Nigeria Many Nigerians believe that their own government has not responded with the urgency and determination required to stop attacks against Christians. Christians in NigeriaShutterstock Fr.ViktorEkanem 0 Fr. Viktor Ekanem Comments 0 Sat Jul 25, 2026 - 3:13 pm EDT (Persecuted Church) — For more than a decade, Nigeria has witnessed a devastating wave of terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, and worse.

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Opinion Persecuted Christians urge Trump to take decisive action in Nigeria Many Nigerians believe that their own government has not responded with the urgency and determination required to stop attacks against Christians. Christians in NigeriaShutterstock Fr.ViktorEkanem 0 Fr. Viktor Ekanem Comments 0 Sat Jul 25, 2026 - 3:13 pm EDT (Persecuted Church) — For more than a decade, Nigeria has witnessed a devastating wave of terrorism, banditry, kidnappings, and worse. Relentless attacks have claimed thousands of innocent lives. While these atrocities have affected people of different religious and ethnic backgrounds, many Christian communities – particularly in the Middle Belt and parts of northern Nigeria – have been particularly targeted.

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