- Over 63,111 Nigerians murdered in the 8 years of Buhari, 2015- 2023
- Buhari came into power in 2015 with help from Tinubu, unseating Goodluck Jonathan
- Yorubas have been made refugees in Benin Republic after invading Fulani terrorists sacked a number of communities in Ogun state
- Released report in November by ICC, highlighted 55 targeted attacks that killed 549 Christians in Nigeria, making it the most uninhabitable nation for Christians within the past year.
It has been reported that Fulani Terrorists shot and killed Reverend Amako Maraya of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) 2, Damakasuwa Chawai, Kauru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, on Friday, 17th November, 2023. The terrorists also abducted Maraya’s wife, according to the report.
Locals reported that Maraya was murdered by Fulani jihadists who had kept their Christian communities in Kauru under unreported siege for a while.
ECWA is one of the largest Protestant denominations in the country with over 6,000 parishes. In the 128 days spanning from March 4 to July 6, 55 violent attacks resulted in the death of at least 549 Christians in Nigeria.
X user, @Skefason reported: “Yesterday, 17th October, 2033 Rev. Amako Maraya of ECWA 2 Damakasuwa Chawai in Kauru local government area of Kaduna state was murdered by Fulani jihadists while his wife was abducted”
The 2023 Persecutors of the Year report from the International Christian Concern (ICC) recently marked Nigeria as the worst place for Christians to live in.
According to report released in November by ICC, it has been highlighted how those 55 targeted attacks that killed 549 Christians made Nigeria the most uninhabitable nation for Christians within the past year.
“Whether the world acknowledges the plight of Nigerian Christians or not, the country has become a burial ground for Christians,” the ICC stated.
“Nigeria is arguably the most dangerous place to be a Christian in the world today. In the North, a very hostile group of Muslim extremists have attacked and devastated the minority population of Christians.”
At the time of this report, the Kaduna State Government has not taken steps to address the issue, and there is a lack of effort from security agencies to uncover the terrorists.
IMAGE: X/Skefason
