https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2hBAreU0uM
**This Muslim Sister Addressed The Matter Better** In this video, we share the powerful words of a Muslim Nigerian sister — a voice of conscience calling on her community to face a hard truth: hundreds of Christians in northern Nigeria are being persecuted — and it’s time for honest acknowledgment. — ### 📌 Recent Attacks (past ~6 months — chronological) * **June 20–21, 2025** — A suspected female suicide bomber detonated an IED at a crowded fish market in Konduga, Borno State (near Maiduguri), killing at least 12 people and injuring many others. ([Reuters][1])
* **June 13–14, 2025** — The Yelwata massacre in north-central Nigeria: gunmen killed between 100 and 200 Christian villagers, displacing about 3,000. ([Wikipedia][2])
* **March 2025** — In the Akpanta killings, armed attackers razed a village in Benue State (houses + churches + the market), burning homes and churches and causing survivors to flee for safety. ([Wikipedia][3])
* **August 19, 2025** — A brutal dawn attack on a mosque in Unguwan Mantau (Katsina State) during morning prayers killed at least 27 worshippers, with some sources reporting as many as 50 deaths after subsequent village raids. ([Reuters][4]) These are only a few of many horrors. Meanwhile, the surge of violence across Nigeria — bombings, raids, arson, mass kidnappings, and everyday fear — continues. ([Amnesty International][5]) — ### 🎯 Why This Woman’s Message Matters This brave Muslim sister is doing something courageous: speaking out, naming the truth, and challenging silence. In a time when many deny or ignore the suffering of Christians in the North — when statistics, stories, and tears are met with disbelief or hostility — her willingness to stand up, confront the reality, and call for honesty demands respect. Her voice reminds us that truth and justice should not be limited by religion — because every human life matters, and persecution anywhere is a wound on all of us. — ### 🙏 What You Can Do — And Why You Should If you believe in fairness, in justice, in respecting human dignity — please **share this video**. Let more people hear what many in Nigeria already know but are afraid to say. **Comment** with your thoughts. **Subscribe** so more truth-speaking voices get the visibility they deserve. We must refuse to turn a blind eye. Silence helps no one — but speaking out might save lives. If you want — I can also draft a **short “hook/intro” version** of this description (a 2-3 sentence teaser) — useful for social media or video start. Do you want me to build that for you now?
