BREAKING : Trump: We Need Action Now in Nigeria, The Government Is Not Taking This Seriously” Judd Saul

BREAKING : Trump: We Need Action Now in Nigeria, The Government Is Not Taking This Seriously” Judd Saul

BREAKING : Trump: We Need Action Now in Nigeria, The Government Is Not Taking This Seriously” Judd Saul

Judd Saul, Director of Equipping the Persecuted, has issued an urgent appeal to Americans to contact their elected officials, including President Trump and demand immediate intervention in Nigeria, where over 20 Christians have been killed in six days leading up to Christmas.

In the recent video from 5:38 he said, “Those of you watching, you have to get on your phones. You have to call Trump administration. You have to call your congressmen and senators and say we need action now in Nigeria because the Nigerian government is not taking this seriously,” Saul urged during his CBN appearance.

His call to action comes as violence against Christians continues to escalate despite advance warnings. Saul’s organization obtained intelligence well over a week ago that Fulani ethnic militia were gathering at multiple border locations planning major Christmas attacks. He publicly announced the threats at a Washington DC press conference, specifically naming target locations in Plateau State, Kaduna, and Benue.

Both Nigerian and US governments were notified with what Saul described as “very reliable intelligence.” However, the Nigerian government took no preventive action, with President Tinubu dismissing the alert as lies. Two days later, Barkin Ladi was attacked as predicted, killing over 12, wounding several, and leaving three missing.

Recent attacks have included four children slaughtered while having dinner in an open compound, a pastor killed with his wife kidnapped, and two farmers murdered. Saul warned that intelligence indicates militants are continuing to gather and mass, planning to kill many more during Christmas.

His organization responds to attacks with aid, covering burial costs and medical expenses, but Saul emphasized that government intervention is necessary. He called the Nigerian government “totally complicit” in the killings and urged President Trump to act on his promises to protect Christians in Nigeria. View, More,