Jihad in Nigeria: This Is an EMERGENCY

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Mike Winger

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🗓️ 29 October 2025

⏱️ 70 minutes

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The government is aiding in the massacre of Christians in Nigeria, coordinating with news orgs to cover it up, and we can help stop it. Find proof, updates, and support the cause at https://EquippingThePersecuted.org How to advocate through the U.S. government...Go to https://Congress.govScroll down and enter your state.Send a letter like this to each of your representatives: Letter to Congress and senate: Subject: Please Support H. Res. 220 and S. 2747 to Defend Persecuted Christians in Nigeria Dear [Congressman/Senator] [Last Name], I am writing to urge you to take immediate action on behalf of persecuted Christians in Nigeria, who are enduring one of the worst humanitarian and religious freedom crises in the world today. Thousands of Christians have been slaughtered, kidnapped, raped, and displaced by radical Islamist terrorists. Entire villages are being wiped out while the Nigerian government turns a blind eye—or, in some cases, is complicit in these atrocities. The United States must not remain silent in the face of such evil. I strongly urge you to: Support and co-sponsor H. Res. 220, introduced by Congressman Chris Smith, which calls on the U.S. Department of State to re-designate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) for its severe violations of religious freedom. Support and co-sponsor S. 2747, Senator Ted Cruz’s Nigeria Religious Freedom Accountability Act of 2025, which would impose targeted sanctions on Nigerian government officials who enable or ignore persecution and human rights abuses. Designating Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern and enforcing targeted sanctions are critical first steps in holding the Nigerian government accountable and protecting vulnerable Christian communities. These measures will help ensure that U.S. foreign policy truly reflects our nation’s commitment to religious liberty, justice, and human dignity. Please stand with the persecuted, and let your voice be one of moral leadership and courage in defense of the innocent. Thank you for your time, compassion, and commitment to defending freedom and human rights. Sincerely,[Your Full Name][City, State][Email Address or Phone Number (optional)]

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0:00.0	Muslims in Nigeria are slaughtering Christians. There have been 7,000 just since January this year.
0:07.4	Over 100,000 since 2001 slaughtered in Nigeria. Three and a half to five million Christians, not just slaughtered, but displaced, driven out of their homes, left homeless, destitute.
0:19.1	Five to 10,000 are kidnapped and held for ransom in terror camps.
0:23.9	They're malnourished. They're beaten. They're tortured. And when the money can't be paid, they may be
0:28.4	killed. The Nigerian government is turning a blind eye to this. And when it comes to public
0:33.8	relations, they're lying about it to other nations to hide what's happening.
0:43.0	In fact, some government officials are actually helping supply weapons to the terrorists.
0:47.9	Judd Saul is the guy I'm bringing on today to tell you about this because Christians everywhere have to start talking about Nigeria.
0:50.2	This is a really big issue.
0:51.5	And it's also a picture of what Islam can do when it has the power to do it. So Judge Saul, his team is actually on the ground. He's not just a commentator. They have a ministry on the ground. They do early warning systems. They're there every single day. They help people flee. They make phone calls and do secret things to try to get people out of a town
1:11.7	that's about to be targeted by one of these murder squads. And the reason why you should watch
1:15.8	this video today is because you can do something about it. We can actually do something about it.
1:18.6	I have action steps that we'll talk about today. You can make a difference. So Judd, thank you so
1:24.0	much for joining us. Please tell us, if you would, how bad is it in Nigeria?
1:29.5	The situation in Nigeria right now is very dire. As you said before, 7,000 Christians have been killed this year since January.
1:38.0	Usually on average, it's about 4,000, 5,000 Christians a year, but the attacks have increased exponentially. And what we are
1:46.5	seeing is as entire Christian communities being wiped off the map. You know, after an attack takes
1:52.6	place, several people are killed, but then you have several survivors that have nowhere to go.
2:00.1	Their home's been completely destroyed and they can no longer go back to their land.
2:03.5	And you have Christians living in squal or living in the most terrible situation that you can imagine.
2:10.6	And the world and even the Christian community has been ignoring what is going on there.
2:19.8	They don't quite understand how bad the situation is.
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