ISWAP claims responsibility for deadly attacks in Nigeria

Terror spreads in Nigeria as killing sprees spike against Christians

This loss of human life is not just a statistic but a profound tragedy that has disrupted the social fabric of the region #Nigeria #BokoHaram #Christianpersecution

ISWAP claims responsibility for deadly attacks in Nigeria

LAGOS - The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has claimed responsibility for a series of deadly attacks targeting Nigerian security forces as well as Christian civilians in Nigeria’s northeastern regions earlier this month. Read more at straitstimes.com.

150,000 Dead and Counting: Christians Killed for Their Faith EVERY Week

Hundreds of thousands of Christians have been slaughtered by Muslims during the last two decades. One of the worst killing fields is Nigeria. ... The post 150,000 Dead and Counting: Christians Killed for Their Faith EVERY Week appeared first on The New American.

HOLY WEEK ATTACKS: Muslims Slaughter and Kidnap Scores of Christians in Nigeria, Leave 100 Dead - Geller Report

Nary a mention in the dying legacy media. But leave bacon outside a mosque and you’ll get wall to wall coverage may even face prison time. Sharia in the West. Non-Muslim populations in Africa, the Middle East, South East Asia are under relentless jihad attack but you’d never know it. Another massacre of Nigerian Christians. Islamist Fulani militias have massacred at least 10 people in Otukpo in Benue State. The number of attacks against Christi…

Fears remain this Easter that Christians in Nigeria are being ‘wiped out' by Muslim extremists

Christians in Nigeria are targeted with attacks as Islamist militants push for a caliphate. One group is pushing for U.S. sanctions and aid cuts until Nigeria takes real action to stop the violence.

Perhaps this phenomenon is due to a forced relocation of the Boko Haram group after the 2016 schism, which gave way to the Islamic State in the Province of West Africa (ISWAP). This led to an intestinous war that caused numerous casualties, including those of both leaders: the historic Emir Abubakar Shekau, in April 2021, and Abu Musab al-Barnawi, in August of the same year, leader and promoter of ISWAP. To this must be added the successes of th…