The Digest:
The Christian Association of Nigeria has affirmed former US President Donald Trump's characterization of ongoing violence as "Christian genocide" in Nigeria, calling for international intervention to spur governmental action against targeted attacks on Christian communities.
Key Points:
- CAN President Archbishop Daniel Okoh made the declaration at the NEC meeting in Jos, Plateau State.
- He stated international attention is welcomed if it prompts decisive government action to protect lives.
- Okoh cited "repeated, coordinated, and clearly targeted attacks" on Christian communities.
- The meeting in Jos was described as "intentional, purposeful, and deeply symbolic" for solidarity.
- Plateau Governor Caleb Mutfwang commended CAN as Nigeria's "moral compass" amid complex challenges.
- CAN emphasized that silence in the face of injustice is "irresponsible and unbiblical."
- The organization vowed never to abdicate its duty to respond when Christians are afflicted.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria, The Cable
