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Three-year-old Mary David lost vision in one eye after a machete attack during a terrorist raid that killed eleven people in her village near Jos, Plateau State last April. When automatic gunfire erupted in Mgbrazongwo just after midnight, her family of four was forced to scatter. Mary and her...

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Just learned that 13-year-old David Raymond, the sole survivor of the attack that claimed his entire family in Kawel village, Bokkos LGA, Plateau State on June 22, has succumbed to his injuries after fighting for his life for 18 days in the hospital 😭💔😭💔 In the early hours of Monday, June 22, 2026, 13-year-old David Raymond became one of the latest young victims of Christian persecution in Nigeria’s Plateau State. For 18 days, he fought for his life in a hospital bed, after surviving an AK-47 bullet that tore through his back and stomach, leaving his intestines exposed. David survived an attack that wiped out his family because of their faith. While surgeons worked through sunrise to save him, his father, Raymond Maichibi, 40, and mother, Nanlop Raymond, 37, were laid to rest in a mass grave with 20 other Christians from their village. His relatives, devastated by the loss, could not find the strength to tell David that he was now an orphan till he passed around 1800hrs GMT on Friday July 10th. Prior to his death, David recounted that he was asleep when armed assailants broke into their home in Kawel village, Mushere district, Bokkos LGA. “They came in the night,” he said from his hospital bed. “My father tried to protect me and they shot him. My mother was hiding in the bedroom when they shot her too. I ran, and they shot me in the back.” Though he did not see their faces, David recognized the Fulani dialect spoken by the attackers. Equipping The Persecuted was exclusively responsible for his treatment, and did everything possible to save his life, but unfortunately, the injuries were too severe for him. You can still help to cover his outstanding bills and support other survivors of the attack in Kawel and other parts of Nigeria’s north by visiting and choosing a donation plan that works for you and your family. Mike Winger Douglas Murray Rep. Riley M. Moore Nicki Minaj Lucas Miles

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"The Hisbah [Islamic] police know that they have no right to come after Christians. It is a right that every person has, especially in Nigeria 🇳🇬, to convert from Islam to Christianity." - Sean. Remember Sarah? The 22 year old girl, who fled her family home in Kano State in 2025 after suffering abuse from her elder siblings, who were also attempting to force her into marriage against her wishes. (Sarah’s parents had died years prior.) Sarah took refuge with a Christian family, the Abaras, and while living with them, converted to Christianity herself. Sarah’s siblings worked with local Hisbah police to have her arrested. She was detained for four days, during which she was beaten and pressured to accept the marriage she had fled. Fearing further threats after her release, the Abara family helped Sarah relocate to a neighboring state in January 2026. Her siblings then accused the Abaras of kidnapping Sarah, and the family was arraigned without legal counsel on 26 February 2026. Sarah filed a rights enforcement petition in a neighbouring state on 24 February 2026. On 26 May 2026, the court ruled in her favour, enjoining Kano State and the Hisbah from pursuing her arrest over her conversion or her refusal to marry. In its decision, the court stated the police’s actions were a “flagrant violation” of Sarah’s fundamental right to human dignity and freedom of religion. The court also ordered financial compensation for these violations against her rights. Thankful for great guys like Sean Nelson who's been on this case for awhile. And Thank God for the United States of America. But for the US-supported global awareness of the persecution of Christians in Nigeria, this young woman would be dead, in a forced marriage or forever on the run. Heartbreaking to see that a nation like Nigeria is still grappling with stone age ideas like this, in 2026. God keep Sarah.

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