Kidnappings and Killings in Nigeria Expose a Failed Government and Globalist Neglect

In the rugged villages of northwestern Nigeria, violence is not a distant headline but an everyday nightmare. When motorcycle-riding gunmen interrupted a church service in Ligari last November, kidnapping Pastor Micah Bulus along with dozens of worshippers, it was yet another brutal reminder that Nigerian authorities have failed their people. Held hostage for weeks under harsh conditions, the captives endured threats to renounce their faith—and witnessed the cold-blooded murder of fellow hostages—while desperate families sold everything just to pay ransoms.This tragedy is far from isolated. From kidnappings to mass shootings, northern Nigeria has become a theater of chaos where lawlessness...