“The measure of anti-Christian violence in the country is already at the maximum possible under World Watch List methodology.”
They’re going to have to adjust their methodology.
“Christians Killed in NW Nigeria, Homes Burned in Northeast,” Morning Star News, November 11, 2025:
…Also on Saturday (Nov. 8), militants from Islamic extremist group Boko Haram attacked a Christian community in northeast Nigeria’s Borno state, burning down a church building, houses and other Christian-owned property in the Chibok area, sources said.
Residents said a Church of the Brethren in Nigeria (EYN) building was gutted by fire.
“Pemi community in Chibok Local Government Area of Borno state is currently under attack by Boko Haram terrorists,” resident Andrew Yohanna told Christian Daily International-Morning Star News over the weekend. “We need your prayers.”
Resident Peter Maina said the arson attack also claimed the EYN pastor’s house.
Josiah Ayuba Ponna, another resident, said area Christians were shocked and outraged by the Boko Haram attack on Pemi village in Chibok Local Government Area.
“The destruction of the EYN Church, shops and cars is a painful reminder of the insecurity in our community,” Ponna told Christian Daily International-Morning Star News. “This is not the first time our church has been attacked, and we’re tired of living in fear. We demand action from our leaders; we need protection, security, and justice. We demand an end to this senseless violence.”
Resident Tabitha Joel pleaded for help from the Nigerian government.
“This violent attack has ravaged the community, leaving a trail of destruction, displacement, and unimaginable suffering,” Joel said. “The attackers not only targeted homes but also set ablaze cars, churches and shops, leaving the community in ruins. The images are heartbreaking, with burnt-out vehicles, destroyed places of worship, and businesses reduced to ashes.”…
Nigeria remained among the most dangerous places on earth for Christians, according to Open Doors’ 2025 World Watch List of the countries where it is most difficult to be a Christian. Of the 4,476 Christians killed for their faith worldwide during the reporting period, 3,100 (69 percent) were in Nigeria, according to the WWL.
“The measure of anti-Christian violence in the country is already at the maximum possible under World Watch List methodology,” the report stated.
The violence has spread to southern states, and a new jihadist terror group, Lakurawa, has emerged in the northwest, armed with advanced weaponry and a radical Islamist agenda, the WWL noted. Lakurawa is affiliated with the expansionist Al-Qaeda insurgency Jama’a Nusrat ul-Islam wa al-Muslimin, or JNIM, originating in Mali….
somehistory says
Jesus Christ said, “The thief (satan the devil) comes to steal, kill and destroy.” And speaking to some of that demon’s children , He told them you “do the desires of your father.”
This will continue until the “thief” is no more and his “children” are no more.
Sam Topeka says
Nigeria has strict gun control laws.
“When guns are outlawed, only Islamists will have guns.”
࿗Infidel࿘ says
To be fair, very few countries in the world have gun laws of the type we have
OLD GUY says
When these muslim/islamic killers are done killing and destroying christians property they will turn on each other. Violence, killing and hate is all they know and live by.