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Nigerian officials have come under fire from Bishop David Abioye, General Overseer of the Living Word Conquerors Global Assembly, for refuting claims of Christian genocide in the nation.
According to reports, there has been a heated discussion about the alleged Christian killing in Nigeria.
More than thirty Christians are allegedly slaughtered every day in Nigeria, according to certain American lawmakers and religious freedom activists.
The MPs said that Islamic militants had demolished multiple churches in Nigeria and called for the country to be named a Country of Particular Concern, or CPC.
However, the Federal Government has since refuted the allegations, claiming that no specific faith is the focus of Nigeria’s security crisis.
Speaking to the assembly during a sermon, Abioye addressed the issue and asserted that individuals are “being buried in hundreds.”
He claims that Nigerian officials are rejecting the claim because of their “personal interests.”
“Information with facts cannot be thwarted,” he declared. You claimed there was no genocide when you saw hundreds of victims being buried? What a nasty bunch of folks!
“I acknowledge that other people are slaughtered for different causes in other locations, but Christian genocide is blatantly obvious and is slowly spreading to the South.
“Many so-called leaders, as well as the Southwest and Southeast, are claiming that it is not true for their own personal interests.”
