
Search Results
410 results found for "Nigeria"
- ECOWAS Court: Blasphemy Law violates African Charter
Courtroom of The Community Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States credit: The Nigeria Lawyer ECOWAS Court Rules Kano’s Blasphemy Laws Violate Freedom Of Expression, Orders Nigeria To Repeal Or Amend Penal And Sharia Codes The Nigeria Lawyer 04/11/2025 By Unini Chioma | The Nigeria Lawyer the Incorporated Trustees of Expression Now Human Rights Initiative against the Federal Republic of Nigeria Read More at The Nigeria Lawyer See: https://savethepersecutedchristians.org/ecowas-court-rules-kanos-blasphemy-laws-violate-freedom-of-expression-orders-nigeria-to-repeal-or-amend-penal-and-sharia-codes
- Jihadists Killed 2543 Nigerian Christians in 2022
Other Fulani jihadists, terrorists kill 74 Nigerian Christians ABUJA, Nigeria, 24th May 2022 — Muslim May 30, 2022 By Our Nigeria Correspondent ABUJA, Nigeria (Morning Star News) – Abductions of Christian KIDNAPPED PRIEST IN KADUNA, NIGERIA KILLED BY CAPTORS Religion Today Blog Morning Star News Nigeria Correspondent calling attention to ongoing atrocities in Nigeria. Nigeria Caucus in a press conference calling attention to ongoing atrocities in Nigeria.
- Silent Slaughter Of Nigerian Christians Continues
Most recently, on March 20, Morning Star News reported from Nigeria, “Suspected Fulani herdsmen on Thursday Although vastly underreported, Nigeria has endured terrible violence for decades. However, inexplicably, the Biden Administration removed Nigeria from that important and useful listing ’ tragic history — released Nigeria Visit Update, documenting recent carnage in Kaduna State. And lest we underestimate the suffering of Nigeria’s Christians, perhaps eyewitness reports — gathered
- Nigerian gangs extorted $10 Million in 2023 in Zamfara state
Nigerian federal law-enforcement agencies have largely overlooked the new trend of land confiscation According to a survey of by Truth Nigeria, a 50 kg bag of maize was below N35,000 (US$23 dollars) in access to farmlands resulting from the violent crimes against villagers across most parts of Northern Nigeria Most Nigerian workers do not earn more than $127 a month, according to Techpoint Africa. . Dahiru Bungudu a 35-year old farmer in Bungudu county Northwest of Gusau, capital of Zamfara, told Truth Nigeria
- Christians Massacred Globally — the United States Must Act
(Izettin Kasim via Getty Images) Christians in Nigeria and Syria were hit with exceptionally brutal jihadi In Nigeria’s Middle Belt state of Benue, which has a large Christian population, an estimated 200 displaced Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu seems indifferent to the Christians’ plight. The Biden administration removed Nigeria from the State Department’s list of Countries of Particular State’s most recent religious-freedom report on Nigeria (from 2023) posits a neo-Marxist theory about
- Stolen Lives: More Girls Kidnapped as Violence Escalates in Nigeria
Terrorists continue to attack northern Nigeria, and Christians are in the crosshairs. The situation in Nigeria is complex and the solutions difficult. Except Nigeria is anything but stable. Terrorism in Nigeria has a religious undertone. Visit Stand With Nigeria to learn more about what is taking place in Nigeria and how you can help 3.
- Boko Haram claims attack in Niger that killed dozens
The Boko Haram armed group has claimed responsibility for the weekend attack on a village in Niger that officials confirmed the attack, which came hours before municipal and regional elections were held across Niger “We hereby inform the world that we are responsible for the attack in the town of Diffa in Niger Republic Attacks by Boko Haram began in 2009 in northeastern Nigeria before spreading to neighbouring Niger, Cameroon Since then, more than 36,000 people have been killed in Nigeria and two million forced to flee their
- Jihadists intensify attacks in West African Sahel
Islamic State intensify attacks TruthNigeria January 23, 2025 By Mike Odeh James and Luka Binniyat Nigeria Christopher Musa, photo courtesy of Nigerian Army. Nigeria’s Chief of Defense Staff, Gen. , Nigeria, and Chad. , Niger, and Nigeria have left the Sahel in a vulnerable state. Morgan notes that these groups, including Ansaru and Boko Haram, maintain hidden bases in Nigeria’s Niger
- Migrants Deported from Algeria 'Dumped' in Niger Camp
Migrants in a transit camp in Agadez, Niger. © 2022 BOUREIMA HAMA / AFP. Local authorities in Agadez, Niger, say that more than 800 people, including children, were expelled from Algeria – many of whom are from Niger. Accusations of human dumping Algeria has regularly been accused by non-governmental organisations and Although some migrants try to stay and live in Algeria, many are hoping to reach Europe, and use Algeria
- 43,000 Christians Killed By Nigerian Jihadists In 12 Years
to flee, four million displaced, 29,000 Muslims killed and 2000 Christian schools lost Intersociety, Nigeria The killings emanated from the propagation of radical Islamism in Nigeria. fewer than 43,000 Christian deaths, 20% or over 8,600 deaths are members of the Church of Brethren in Nigeria While most of the Muslims abducted by Jihadists in Nigeria are later released unconditionally to their Tens of thousands of Christians especially the educated and the rich from Northern Nigeria have become
- A new wave of brazen attacks by herdsmen in Nigeria is sparking fears of genocide
Since the start of the year, Nigerians have been served bloody reminders that Boko Haram is no longer States in Nigeria’s middle belt have been rocked by attacks from suspected Fulani herdsmen in a new wave the threat of violent herdsmen is not new: in 2016, pastoral conflicts accounted for more deaths in Nigeria escalation of pastoral conflicts in recent years have been triggered by the effects of climate change in Nigeria of grazing land forcing herdsmen to look farther south to farmlands in a region often described as Nigeria
- ECOWAS summit begins. Niger coup leaders remain defiant
Nigeria's Bola Tinubu addresses West African leaders at extraordinary summit on Niger, in Abuja, Nigeria [Screen grab/AFP] 10 Aug 2023 West African heads of state on Thursday began an emergency summit in Nigeria And after a meeting with Nigerian President and ECOWAS Chair Bola Tinubu, Sanusi told Nigerian press for Nigeria and for humanity,” he said. A former emir of the northern Nigerian city of Kano, Sanusi is also a leader of the Nigerian order of











