Nigeria: Muslims murder 14 farmers, 30,000 murdered in the region in the past decade


The slaughter of innocent people by jihadists in Africa, including the ongoing genocide against Christians, continues to be virtually ignored.

“The violence, which has killed more than 30,000 people, has spread to neighboring Niger, Chad and Cameroon,” while “3 million people have been displaced in more than a decade of terrorist activities by Boko Haram.” Still, these lives are devalued, and glaringly so in the face of Black Lives Matter and the Muslim Brotherhood groups in the West that scream “Islamophobia” at every turn.

“Boko Haram kills 14 farmers in Nigeria,” by Adam Abu-Bashal, Anadolu Agency, October 14, 2020:

Members of the Boko Haram terrorist group killed 14 farmers in an attack in northeastern Nigeria, local media reported Tuesday.

The terrorists seized 15 famers working in their fields in Ngwom village, located 14 kilometers (nine miles) north of the region’s main city Maiduguri, and cut their throats, according to local media. One of the farmers survived with a deep slash.

Around 3 million people have been displaced in more than a decade of terrorist activities by Boko Haram. Scores of civilians are still trapped in remote communities and are unable to flee due to a lack of security on roads.

The violence, which has killed more than 30,000 people, has spread to neighboring Niger, Chad and Cameroon, prompting a military response….




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