Yeah, go ahead.

All right, three, two, one, go ahead.

So today there's a lot of talk about conflicts in the Middle East that are ongoing, but there's a conflict going on in part of Africa that hasn't been getting the attention that a lot of other places have.

In Nigeria, there are a lot of Christians that are dealing with what some people are calling a genocide.

And so here today, to talk about that, we've got some people that'll dive into it.

So Kyle, want you to go ahead and introduce yourself?

Sure.

I'm Kyle Epps.

I'm executive director of the International Committee in Nigeria and also a colleague and friend to Judd-Saw here.

I moved to Nigeria in 1999, raised my family there, left in 2016 and came back and with the need to share the voices of Nigerians

that are being persecuted and being killed. So I've taken a pound on myself to do that for the last

10 years. Awesome. Thanks for joining us. Judd. Hello, I'm Judd Saul, founder and director of

equipping the persecuted a Boots on the Ground mission in Nigeria that actually helps persecuted

Christians. And we've been at this for a long time trying to get word out about what's going

on in Nigeria. And we are very grateful to be on the show today. Awesome. Well, thank you guys for

joining us. In case you don't know, Carter Banks is here as well. He's going to be pushing the

buttons up. I'm pushing the buttons here. But yeah,

let's get into it. All right. So for the people that are unfamiliar, because a lot, this hasn't

gotten a lot of coverage. I mean, if you're an extremely online person, if you're a religious

Christian, you might be aware of this kind of stuff because this kind of stuff would go out

and would come across your feed or maybe you've heard about it in your particular church, possibly people asking for

donations or whatever. But for the average kind of, you know, politically interested person,

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