“My five children that I left below were crying, and in my presence, they were being slaughtered by the terrorists,” said the Benue woman.
The state police spokesperson, SP Wasiu Abiodun, confirmed the attack in a statement on Friday.
“Today, I had a frank, honest, and productive discussion with senior members of the Nigerian government regarding the horrific violence and persecution Christians face,” said Mr Moore.
Mr Oguntoyinbo described Oba Adejugbe as peace loving, humble, compassionate and friendly personality.
“I call on the federal government…to urgently act to ensure that the kidnapped victims …and return home safely to their loved ones,” said Mr Saraki.
In a fiery sermon at the Catholic church on Sunday, Mr Onah said the Christian faithful were being targeted for attacks and that the government was complicit.
“Christians are being targeted, driven from their homes, and killed. Churches have been burned, families have been torn apart,” said Nicki Minaj.
The CAN president noted that the pattern of violence “points unmistakably to a Christian genocide.’’
The ‘Vibing December’ is a month-long celebration, designed across the state to round off 2025 in high spirits and usher in 2026.
Mr Moore said Mr Tinubu’s denial was to “protect his interests”. He added that Nigeria’s political leaders were “complicit” in the killing of Christians.
