While headlines obsess over Gaza and Ukraine, a full-scale genocide is unfolding in Nigeria, and barely anyone cares.
Entire villages torched.
Churches turned to ash.
Families hunted for their faith.
Since 2009, more than 100,000 Christians have been killed by Boko Haram, ISIS-West Africa, and Fulani militants.
19,000 churches destroyed.
7,000 more Christians murdered this year alone.
35 people a day, wiped off the map.
The Nigerian government calls it “fake news.”
@RileyMooreWV calls it Genocide.
He is demanding the U.S. reclassify Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, a move that once slowed the killings, but was quietly reversed under Biden.
Moore says this is not random violence.
It is deliberate, ideological, and ignored.
“These are genocidal numbers, and the silence is shameful.”
He also warns China is waiting in the wings, using Africa’s instability to tighten its grip through money, weapons, and influence while the West looks away.
When war hits Europe, the world protests.
When it hits Africa, the world scrolls past.
The genocide in Nigeria is real.
The blood is fresh.
And the silence is deafening.
00:01:00 – “Genocidal Numbers”: Rep. Moore says 50,000–100,000 Christians have been murdered in Nigeria since 2009
00:03:00 – “The Government Is Complicit”: Rep. Moore accuses Nigeria’s leadership of turning a blind eye-or worse
00:05:45 – “This Is Systemic”: Beyond killings, Rep. Moore highlights mass rape, kidnap, and slavery of Christians
00:07:45 – “Why Do They Hate Christians?”: Rep. Moore explains the radical ideology behind the violence
00:10:00 – “Trump Got Results, Biden Rolled It Back”: Moore criticizes policy shift that let violence surge
00:12:30 – “China’s Influence Is Parasitic”: Rep. Moore warns about Africa turning toward Beijing
00:14:25 – “Keep All Options On The Table”: Rep. Moore won’t rule out U.S. military intervention
00:17:20 – “Why Does The World Ignore African Genocides?”: Rep. Moore slams the double standard
00:19:00 – “Trump Can Put Nigeria on Notice With Social Media support”: Rep. Moore hopes a Social Media post could shake the system
