WICKED RELIGIOUS WAR!! Islamic Terrorists Send 29 Christians To Early Grave, Burn Church To The Ground Without Provocation
Over the course of a three-day atrocity in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, suspected Fulani Islamist terrorists killed 29 Christians, wounded two more, and set churches and homes on fire in Pankshin Diocese. The attacks. happened in the Mbar neighborhood of Bokkos as well as the villages of Kopnanle, Mandung, and Bokkos Town.
In an exclusive interview, Father Andrew Dewan, the director of communications for the Pankshin Diocese, provided exclusive details of the attack to Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), the Catholic organization for persecuted Christians.
He said: “The attacks started on Friday and carried on right through Saturday and into Sunday. Unusually, on Sunday the attacks took place in the morning and afternoon. This is a deviation from the attackers’ usual methods of striking only at night. It’s now taking place in broad daylight, when people expect it less.
“These attacks are designed to drive away the owners of the land, so the Muslim extremists can take over. The area is overwhelmingly populated by Christians, and the militant attackers need space to propagate their religious beliefs.
“These attacks follow the same pattern as previous attacks. There are religious and ethnic components, all mixed up together. When you look at the patterns of these attacks, overtime it paints a clear picture,
“How can this be explained, except in terms of a religious conflict? These attacks build on the Christmas and Easter attacks.”
A pregnant mother and her unborn child were among the ten Christians who were killed in an attack in the Middle Belt on Easter Monday by suspected Fulani extrernists. Said to be Fulani militants, they killed about 300 Christians over the course of four days, starting on December 23 and affecting 26 communities in Bokkos.
Father Andrew denounced the Nigerian Government’ s response to the attacks: “There is inaction from the government to this conflict at all levels. The primary purpose of government is to protect lives and property, and they have not done well in this regard.
“Most of the things said in the immediate aftermath of the Christmas Eve attacks are yet to be implemented. The promises the government has made amount to nothing but hot air.
President Bola Tinubu of Nigeria released a statement after the attack on Christmas, declaring that emergency relief supplies had been gathered for the survivors and that security agencies had been dispatched into the region to capture the perpetrators.
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