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@AyandaAllie@Action4SA You pretend like you love God, while you chasing away a pregnant woman from a clinic, I don't think we are serving the same GOD. you're wolves in sheep's clothing. MY GOD loves everyone there's no illegal or legal person in his kingdom. Swallow the truth
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Pray for persecuted Christians in Nigeria๐
Pray for Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, whose eyes have seen death and devastation and whose feet have walked through more than 115 mass burials he personally conducted โ burials of his own church members killed by terrorists seeking to impose a caliphate in Africa's most populous country.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
Thereโs a Christian genocide across Africa.
๐๐ณ๐ฌ BREAKING: FIVE PEOPLE KILLED IN ATTACKS NEAR REV. EZEKIEL DACHOMO'S CHURCH IN PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA.
Another night of bloodshed. Another community left mourning.
Between Thursday evening and the early hours of Friday morning, armed men carried out attacks in communities surrounding the church of Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo in Plateau State.
Five of our brothers and sisters reportedly lost their lives in two separate incidents:
๐ Sabon Angwa โ Thursday, approximately 7 PM: Four members of the community watch group were killed. The attack occurred about one mile from the church in Barkin Ladi.
๐ Bakung โ Early Friday morning: One civilian was killed in an attack approximately 600 meters from the church.
According to information shared by local sources, the attackers were identified as armed Fulani men who were reportedly heard shouting "Allahu Akbar" during the attacks.
It remains unclear whether Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo himself was specifically being targeted.
And this violence comes just days after another seven people were reportedly killed in Gyero, Gyel.
How many more innocent lives must be lost before these communities can live in peace?
Families are grieving. Communities are living in fear. And once again, innocent people are paying the ultimate price while the world scrolls past .
Don't look away
They can't look away, they're living in it ๐
Please keep the people of Barkin Ladi and the surrounding communities in your prayers. ๐๐
THE WORLD MUST NOT LOOK AWAY FROM THE SUFFERING OF CHRISTIANS AND COMMUNITIES IN NIGERIA.
Please keep Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo in your prayers daily for strength healing and protection please ๐๐๐
#EndChristianPersecution #Nigeria #PlateauState #BarkinLadi #PrayForNigeria #StopTheKillings
๐ Source: @masskeemz โ follow and support independent reporting on the violence against Christians in Nigeri ๐๏ธ.
20 WIDOWS. 20 FAMILIES. 20 STORIES OF PAIN. BUT THEY HAVE NOT BEEN FORGOTTEN.
In Akpachi, Benue State, Nigeria, 20 women are struggling to rebuild their lives after losing their husbands to devastating attacks by Fulani ethnic militia over the past five years.
Behind every widow is a painful story. Behind every family are children who must now grow up without their fathers. These women have lost their husbands, their sources of livelihood, and in many cases, the hope of knowing how tomorrow will look.
Imagine waking up every morning to face life without the man who once stood beside you. Imagine carrying the burden of raising children alone, wondering where the next meal will come from. Their tears may not always be seen, but their pain is real.
That is why ETP returned to Akpachi.
Following an earlier outreach where food and financial assistance were provided, we discovered that some victims had not yet received help. We could not turn our backs on them. We returned because no widow should feel abandoned, and no family should feel forgotten.
Today, 20 widows have been reminded that somebody still cares, that their lives matter, and that the world has not completely forgotten them.
But the painful truth is that many more families are still waiting, still struggling, and still praying for someone to remember them.
Your generosity can put food on a widow's table, bring relief to a struggling family, and restore hope to a child who has lost so much.
Let us not wait until their tears become history before we show them love.
As the Bible says in James 1:27, caring for widows and orphans in their distress is part of true religion.
Together, we can remind them that although they have lost so much, they have not been abandoned.
20 WIDOWS. 20 FAMILIES. ONE MESSAGE: YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN. ๐๐