Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, pastor and regional leader of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) in Plateau State, has raised alarm over a recent wave of Christian killings in Nigeria, which he claims the government is trying to keep from public attention.

This comes after the U.S. President Donald Trump warned the Nigerian government over the Christian massacres, urging immediate action to address the crisis.

Known for documenting religious persecution, Dachomo has long highlighted attacks on Christian communities, particularly by Fulani militants.

In a viral video, Dachomo warned:

“Comes and see pictures of genocides, including small children. Very soon, I’ll make a press release. I will present the recent killings that the Nigerian government doesn’t want the world to know.”

He also criticized public figures, including Reno Omokri, for failing to draw attention to the plight of victims. Dachomo stressed that the government’s lack of acknowledgment allows these attacks to continue unchecked.

By documenting these events, he aims to ensure victims are not forgotten and to pressure authorities to take meaningful action.

Dachomo’s statements highlight the growing concern over religious violence in central and northern Nigeria. His courage in speaking out underscores the urgent need for accountability, protection for vulnerable communities, and global awareness of these tragedies.

As discussions about religious violence continue, Dachomo’s warnings serve as a stark reminder of the struggles faced by overlooked communities and the need for immediate action.

Watch the video below…

” Reno Omokri will never know peace for the rest of his life for telling lies against Christian genocide going on in Nigeria” – Rev. Dachomo pic.twitter.com/UCVXqjfTRt

— ÓMÒÉLÉRÍNJÁRÉ (@omoelerinjare) November 2, 2025