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There has been growing concern over attacks on Christian communities in Nigeria. Many believers say they have been targeted because of their faith.
Another report showed that since 2009, tens of thousands of Christians have died in violent attacks linked to Islamist extremist groups.
These attacks often involve militant groups such as Boko Haram, ISWAP, and armed herdsmen. They strike villages, churches, and homes in different states.
In response to this situation, former U.S. President Donald Trump made a public statement saying that the killings of Christians in Nigeria are “very large numbers.”
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He also added Nigeria again to a list of countries considered to be violating religious freedom.
Some Nigerians and leaders have rejected those statements. They argue that the country is fighting several security problems — not only religious attacks — and that both Christians and Muslims suffer.
Still, many Christians feel the pattern is clear: attacks are often made with religious motives.
As it stands now, the violence has left many families grieving. Many communities have become fearful to go to church or worship openly.
Security experts say that if the government does not act more swiftly, the attacks may continue. Meanwhile international attention has increased, but many ask: will action come before more lives are lost.
