A silent genocide is being waged against Christians in Nigeria. The world must act now
By 
Rev Johnnie Moore2021-05-17T10:50:00
A slow-motion and largely ignored war is taking place in Africa’s most populous nation, and time is running out, says Rev Johnnie Moore
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