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Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo has voiced his concerns about Tinubu‘s administration, revealing that he has been cautioned against criticizing their lack of action regarding what he describes as a cover-up of the Christian genocide in Nigeria.
In a recent sermon delivered at his church, Reverend Dachomo condemned the government for its silence in the face of relentless attacks and kidnappings perpetrated by Fulani militants and Boko Haram. He warned that the government’s inaction is putting the lives of citizens in peril.
Expressing his frustration, he stated:
“Am I being targeted by my own government simply for speaking out on social media from within Aso Rock? What about the dangers we face, as this government leaves us vulnerable to Fulani attackers by failing to intervene?”
“So now I am exposing my government because they are watching me from inside Aso Rock on social media? What about us, whom this same government has exposed to Fulani killers by refusing to stop them?
Their silence is exposing Christians all over Nigeria. Now Boko Haram is rejoicing because we are divided. They keep killing because they know the government will not do anything when they kill us.”
The cleric highlighted that Boko Haram and other militant groups continue attacks knowing the authorities will not intervene, which divides communities and spreads fear.
The pastor also criticized official statements denying the existence of a Christian genocide, arguing that dismissing these attacks only worsens the situation.
This echoes his previous comments on the matter, where he warned that ignoring the pattern of attacks against Christians could amount to exposing communities to systematic violence.
In closing, Dachomo stressed the urgency of leadership and accountability, saying silence in the face of these attacks only emboldens our attackers and divides our communities.
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