This morning there were no reports of church bombings in Nigeria. We will have to wait till tomorrow to see if this will be the first Suday this month that Christians were not blown up by Islamist terrorists while worshipping. A year ago I was in a church in Jos, Nigeria where women were not …
A Sunday of Silence: peace of the grave yard in Nigeria’s churches today Read More »
Christians in Nigeria haven been persecuted for over a quarter of a century but today an unwilling State Department finally conceded that the current levels of daily-bloodletting is officially “terrorrism.” It took thousands of people killed and over a dozen churches bombed to get here but its better late than never. While the US terror …
Baby steps for US, giant step for dead Christians in Nigeria Read More »
ON THE THIRD DAY OF CHRISTMAS BOMBS – TOLLING BELLS IN NIGERIA In Nigeria, the beat of the little drummer boy has given way for the ominous tones of war drums following the dastardly multi-city church bombings this Christmas that claimed over 40 lives. But the attacks in the predominantly Christian city of Jos in …
By now you may have heard about the 3 churches bombed in northern Nigeria yesterday. A Sunday school class was impacted and several little kids were killed. Irate Christian youths took to the streets protesting. “Enough is enough of the bombing of our churches. We will no longer tolerate these murderers. We have been pushed …
The Mourning After: Father’s Day became Orphan’s Day Read More »
Reposted from Spero News Diplomacy has been defined as the art of telling someone to go to hell and making them look forward to the trip. A cursory review of three out of the top-most ongoing humanitarian atrocities in the world today shows how US foreign aligns with this facetious description. In Syria which is …
Nigeria’s persecuted Christians deserve better than current US foreign policy Read More »
NIGERIA: THE CASE AGAINST DEADLY HUMAN-TESTING ON CHRISTIANS Africa’s largest country is a couple of years away from the 2015 doomsday prediction of the National Intelligence Council; but recent events in Nigeria like a ferocious Islamist insurgency threaten to fast track the hands of the clock. The terror group Boko Haram’s numerous suicide bomb attacks …
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In May 2012, Jubilee Campaign undertook an advocacy visit to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, Netherlands. This trip was a follow up to the first visit in 2011 as well as Jubilee’s participation in the ICC’s meetings at the United Nations in December 2011. Jubilee Campaign’s delegation met with the ICC to …
Jubilee Campaign Engages the International Criminal Court at The Hague Read More »
Jubilee Campaign and other human rights groups gravely concerned with the US State Department’s ill-informed statements A group of human rights and religious liberty organizations in Washington condemn the barbaric multi-city Easter Sunday bombings in Kaduna and Plateau state that claimed dozens of lives. Attacks on northern and central Nigeria’s Christian community come as no …
Recognizing Reality: The Slaughter of Nigerian Christians is Religious Read More »
Jubilee Campaign Presents the Reality of Anti-Christian Violence in Nigeria This week the United Nations Human Rights Council heard the truth on the killing of Christians in Nigeria. The hidden causes and terrifying implications of the militant, Islamic-driven violence were laid open for the perusal of the international community. On Tuesday, Ann Buwalda pled with …
Dear Friends Today I leave Nigeria. I’m glad that I was able to come and see first hand what I have read and studied for over a year now. This country is a great country in many ways and its people are free people. I’m so glad for all of the kindness that people showed …
