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Nigerian politicians have come under fire from Bishop David Abioye, General Overseer of the Living Word Conquerors Global Assembly, for refuting claims of Christian genocide in their nation.
The accusation of a Christian slaughter in Nigeria has reportedly been the subject of a major debate.
Over thirty Christians are allegedly slain every day in Nigeria, according to certain American lawmakers and religious freedom activists.
The MPs demanded that Nigeria be classified as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC), claiming that Islamic militants had demolished multiple churches in Nigeria.
However, the Federal Government has since denied the allegations, claiming that no specific religion is the target of Nigeria’s security crisis.
Abioye addressed the issue during a sermon, claiming that individuals are “being buried in hundreds.”
He claims that Nigerian politicians are refuting the assertion because to their “personal interests.”
“Fact-based information is unstoppable,” he declared. You claim there is no genocide when you witness hundreds of victims being buried. What a cunning group of folks!
“I acknowledge that other people are slaughtered for different causes in other countries, but Christian genocide is very obvious and slowly spreading to the South.
“Southwest and Southeast, as well as many so-called leaders, are asserting that it is untrue for their own personal gain.”
