JUST IN: Fulani Muslim Admits There Is Christian Genocide IN Nigeria [VIDEO]
A Fulani Muslim man has admitted that there is an ongoing Christian genocide in Nigeria, lamenting that innocent people are being killed in the most brutal ways, and calling on U.S. president Donald Trump to intervene and stop the terrorists, including Fulani militias, responsible for the attacks.
He said there was no doubt about what is happening in parts of the country, especially in Plateau, Benue, and Taraba states.
According to him, “Yes, there is Christian genocide in Nigeria. If we take a look at what is happening in Plateau State, what is happening in Benue State, Taraba, and others.”
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Explaining why some Christian communities are appealing to the United States for help, he said they understand their rights and believe the involvement of Trump could make a difference.
“Maybe the involvement of President Trump will help even we Muslims that are not terrorists and that we are against these planning herdsmen and what they are doing. Maybe we will get peace in the future. Because we are the most target of terrorists,” he said.
He added that communities across the Middle Belt are being destroyed and that people are being killed without mercy.
“We’ve seen how our communities are being destroyed, how our people are being killed. People are being killed in the most brutal way. When they come, they don’t even spare women, they don’t spare children, they don’t spare the elderly. And if we look at the way and manner they are doing it, we can say that this is a genocide. It’s just a matter of time before the whole world sees it as a genocide,” he stated.
The video, shared by commentator DonAza on X (formerly Twitter) on November 10, 2025, has drawn widespread reactions. Many Nigerians praised the man’s courage for admitting the truth about the killings, while others renewed calls for the international community to take urgent action to end the bloodshed in the Middle Belt.
The region, which includes Plateau, Benue, Nasarawa, and Taraba states, has faced years of deadly attacks blamed on armed herdsmen and terrorist groups targeting farming and Christian communities. Civil society and religious leaders have repeatedly described the violence as systematic and targeted, accusing the government of failing to protect lives.
Nigerian authorities, however, often attribute the killings to banditry, communal clashes, and criminal networks, insisting that ongoing military operations are aimed at restoring peace in the affected areas.
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