1,470 Christians Killed in Nigeria Within Four Months
05/14/2021 Nigeria (International Christian Concern) – According to the rights group Intersociety Rule of Law, 1,470 Christians were murdered and over 2,200 were abducted by jihadists in the first four months of 2021.
“The latest research investigation conducted by Intersociety
took weeks and cut across all the troubling Christian areas of the country,” states the report,
“The number of defenseless Christians killed in Nigeria from Jan to April 2021 [is] 1,470; out of which Jihadist Fulani Herdsmen accounted for the death of over 800.”
The rights group included a 26-page reference in their report citing backup statistics which aided their findings, along with several other eye-witness testimonies and survivor stories.
By Stefan J. Bos, Chief International Correspondent BosNewsLife
While the area is known for its natural beauty. the question is now: Will there be a better tomorrow for hundreds of thousands of refugees there, including Christians?.
COX’S BAZAR, BANGLADESH (BosNewsLife)– Persecuted Christian families “lost everything” when a fire raged through a refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar city in southeastern Bangladesh, killing at least 15 people, Christian aid workers say.
The devastating March 22 blaze affected five sections of the world’s biggest refugee settlement, forcing 45,000 people from their bamboo and plastic homes, BosNewsLife learned. Besides those killed, at least hundreds of people were reportedly injured, and tens of thousands are homeless, Christian aid workers explained.
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