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  Coach Tommy Tuberville @SenTuberville · 1h You won’t hear this from the mainstream media, but 62 THOUSAND Christians have been MURDERED by ISLAM EXTREMISTS in Nigeria. It is a GENOCIDE. Extreme Islamic ideology has NO PLACE in America. The mass murder of Christians has no place anywhere in the world.  See also: Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh · 1h UPDATE: Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) is pushing to BAN Sharia Law nationwide, calls out the GENOCIDE of Christians by Muslims "This extreme ideology is straight from the pit of HELL, and it has no place in American society!" "You won't hear from Democrats about how radical Islamic terrorists are currently carrying out a mass genocide of Christians in Nigeria." "Think about this. More than 62,000 Christians have been slaughtered since 2000 by radical Islamic terrorists in Nigeria. You heard that right, 62,000." "And just this year alone, more than 7,000 Nigerian Christians have been murdered beca...

  Andrew Scheer @AndrewScheer · 19h The world has largely ignored the persecution of Christians in Nigeria: 7,000 killed, 3.5 million displaced, and three churches destroyed every day. It’s time to break the silence, raise awareness, and support those enduring unimaginable suffering. Islam is a religion that thinks it can't compete in the marketplace of ideas and religions. Murdering those who disagree with you is a sick idea.

  Azat @AzatAlsalim · 18h Genocide against Christians! 7K Christians have been murdered in Nigeria so far this year 2025 Hundreds of churches burned,homes destroyed, Christians kidnapped and tortured. And the world remains silent. You won't see Nigerian flags on balconies, nor protests in the streets. This is more evidence that Islam is willing to engage in the mass murder of people who reject it for  their own religious beliefs.  @AzatAlsalim · 18h Genocide against Christians! 7K Christians have been murdered in Nigeria so far this year 2025 Hundreds of churches burned,homes destroyed, Christians kidnapped and tortured. And the world remains silent. You won't see Nigerian flags on balconies, nor protests in the streets.