WICKEDNESS!! SEE How 3 Christians Were Pinned Down And Brutally Executed By ISWAP Terrorists
The attackers specifically targeted and abducted four passengers who were Christians, releasing the others, a relative said, according to Daily Post.. This selective violence has reignited concerns about the safety of the Christian minority in the region. Abako has called on government and security forces to intensify their efforts against insurgents. “This incident has been happening frequently. We call on the government, especially the military and police, to take proactive measures by protecting the citizens regardless of their religious background,” the Post quoted him as saying.
The photographs, posted by the Islamic State organization, or ISIS, from which ISWAP fractured, via its propaganda outlet Amaq News Agency, showed the victims kneeling with their arms tied behind their backs in front of three masked gunmen. Subsequent photographs showed the men collapsing to the ground as gunmen fired at them, creating clouds of smoke.
According to the U. S. – based persecution watchdog International Christian Concern, the three men were seized from a vehicle traveling on a highway in the northern state on June 3. According to reports, Muslim passengers were permitted to go, but Christian passengers were targeted for abduction. A fourth Christian passenger was abducted, but their status is unknown.
The Rev. Ibrahim Abako, secretary of the Christian Association of Nigeria, or CAN, in Yobe State, confirmed the deaths in an interview with the Leadership Media Group. “We strongly condemn the killing of three Christian youth on the Damaturu-Biu Road Federal Highway, Abako was quoted as saying.
The gunmen targeted a vehicle on the Biu-Damaturu road in Yobe State, abducting three Christians and later killing them. The victims’ identities were later uncovered via social media. According to a relative, the terrorists particularly targeted and captured four Christian passengers before releasing the others. This targeted violence has raised new fears about the safety of the region’s Christian minority.
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Abako has urged government and security personnel to step up their efforts against militants. “This occurrence has occurred regularly. We urge the government, particularly the military and police, to take proactive measures to protect individuals regardless of religious affiliation, “the Post cited him as saying.
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