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Throughout the area, it’s alleged that the Islamist assailants are targeting Christians to seize their property. In Nigeria, attorney Jabez Musa is advocating in court to reclaim this land. He shared with Fox News Digital that the displaced Christians “wish to regain their land for their survival. The common lament is being stripped of their possessions, such as their homes, food, and land. Currently, over 64 communities in Plateau State have been overtaken by Fulani militants.”
“Only Christians are targeted, they’re killed, displaced, and their lands are taken over.”
Henrietta Blyth, CEO of Open Doors U.K. and Ireland, expressed to Fox News Digital the urgent needs from African governments: “justice – as only a few of these culprits are ever prosecuted, which encourages them to continue. Restoration – people desire to reconstruct their lives, rebuild their residences, educate their children, and secure a shared future. And protection – the governments need to safeguard them from these assaults. Security personnel must be deployed where they are most needed to protect vulnerable communities.
Funerals were held for approximately 27 Christians reportedly slain by Islamist Fulani tribespeople in Bindi Ta-hoss village, Nigeria. (Courtesy: Christian Solidarity International (CSI))
“For far too long, the brutal mass killing of Christians and moderate Muslims in Africa has gone unnoticed. The Western world must awaken and react indignantly,” she insisted.
Following the tragic event in Nigeria’s Bindi Ta-hoss last month, a mourning family member lamented to journalists, “We’re exhausted from receiving condolences and statements. What we urgently need is actual security, not merely sympathy.”
Fox News Digital reached out to the governments of both Nigeria and the DRC but received no response.
Lawyer Jabez Musa pleaded “I urge the American government, especially President Trump personally … to come to the help of Christians.”
