The loved seminarian in Kafanchan, Nigeria, was burned alive last Friday by Muslims. He was 25.
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Why aren’t appealing stories like this ever published in the Australian (I would not expect it on Their ABC).
Mind you, try to find anything in any Australian news website on the Morocco earthquake, it takes some digging. Their ABC at least has it at item number 5.
There are no words, only prayers for Na’aman Danlami and Nigeria.
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“The loved seminarian in Kafanchan, Nigeria, was burned alive last Friday by Muslims. He was 25.”
Thanks C.L. I find reading such stories distressing. And what particularly angers me is the West’s silence.
Oh, and jihad isn’t confined to Nigeria. In Melbourne on Friday night, a man was murdered by a Muslim named Zain Khan.
I occasionally read claims by leftists that Christians being persecuted is a myth, and it doesn’t happen.