Blood And Silence: The Killings, Kidnappings, and Forgotten Christians of Nigeria - Softcover

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In Nigeria, faith can come at a deadly cost. Across villages, churches, schools, and rural roads, Christian communities have faced killings, kidnappings, displacement, and fear. This book examines the violence affecting Christians in Nigeria, exploring the rise of extremist attacks, the spread of kidnapping for ransom, the crisis in the Middle Belt, and the struggles of families who continue to worship in the shadow of danger. With a careful look at history, religion, politics, security failures, and survivor experiences, this book seeks to inform readers without sensationalism. It asks hard questions about persecution, terrorism, criminality, government response, and international silence, while honoring the courage of communities that refuse to lose hope. Detailed, sobering, and deeply human, this is a timely account of faith, suffering, and resilience in one of the world’s most troubled regions.

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