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Over 350 Christians burned alive by Muslims in Nigeria massacre as mainstream media & global activists stay silent

Despite the scale of these reported atrocities, coverage in major Western mainstream media outlets has been minimal or absent & interest from NGOs is close to zero...

At least 20 dead in Boko Haram jihadist attacks in Nigeria

Northeast Nigeria has been a theatre of jihadist insurgency since 2009

Nigeria: Gunmen killed at least 50 people, kidnapped women and children

The number of abducted victims has not been determined

At least 38 killed in mine explosion in Nigeria

At least 27 were hospitalised

Where Christianity is still Persecuted: Beheadings in Mozambique, underage sex slaves in the Occupied Cyprus, churches burned in Nigeria, rapes in Pakistan

A revealing report by the think tank Gatestone Institute records incidents of violence, sexual exploitation, and persecution of Christians during October 2025 alone - “The victims are sold in catalogs like property, like animals,” it states, among other things

Nigeria: 315 students and teachers kidnapped from school

This was the second mass kidnapping in Nigeria in a week

More than 365 million Christians face Genocide – Analysis

The top ten countries where Christians face the most extreme persecution are North Korea, Somalia, Libya, Eritrea, Yemen, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sudan, Iran & Afghanistan

Christmas Massacre: Nigerian gunmen kill at least 140 in “Christian-Dominated” regions

Amnesty International Nigeria’s office told AP that it has so far confirmed 140 deaths in the Christian-dominated Bokkos & Barkin-Ladi local government areas

Giannis Antetokounmpo: “I played for Greece but everyone knows I am Nigerian” (video)

"I have the values and principles of Nigeria. Besides, my parents are Nigerian and I have grown up in such an environment", he said

Nigeria: Jihadi kidnappings and murders of Christians escalate

“Kidnappings and Murders of Christians Escalate in Nigeria’s Extremist Crisis”

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