Nigeria, Nov. 23 -- Nigeria is bleeding. Entire communities have been wiped out. Churches have been burned with worshippers still inside. Families have been scattered across Internally Displaced Persons camps for years, raising children who have never known peace or a classroom. Yet in the middle of this national trauma, the people who control the nation's voice, its security response, and its global narrative continue to insist that there is no Christian genocide in Nigeria. They look straight at the smoke and swear the fire does not exist.



For many Christians, this is not just violence it is genocide. It is systematic. Coordinated. Deliberate. And what makes the silence so crushing is that at many of the most powerful decision-makin...