US missionary denounces violence in Plateau State
A United States-based missionary, Alex Barbir, has spoken out against the recent killings in Plateau State. He claimed that nine relatives of Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo were killed by terrorists and criticised the lack of response from the international community and the global Church. Barbir highlighted his organisation's efforts to support affected communities by rebuilding areas destroyed by attacks. The violence has left local Christian communities feeling abandoned and vulnerable.
What we know
- Alex Barbir, founder of Building Zion, condemned the killings in Plateau State and criticised international silence.
- He alleged that nine relatives of Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo were killed by terrorists in Kum and Wereng-Camp communities.
- Barbir stated that his organisation has been rebuilding communities affected by the attacks.
- Rev. Dachomo reportedly received a threatening letter after the attack, warning of further violence.
- Residents said the attackers killed nine family members and critically injured the village head during the night of July 11.
