Fulani Herdsmen Attack in Nigeria Claims Seven Christian Lives
Fulani herdsmen killed six Christian villagers in Nigeria on March 10, preceded by the murder of a farmer who confronted an assailant. The brutal attack also involved arson. Nigeria remains a perilous environment for Christians, with violent extremism on the rise.
On March 10, 2025, Fulani herdsmen perpetrated a violent attack in Farin Dutse village, Nasarawa state, central Nigeria, resulting in the deaths of at least six Christian villagers. The incident was preceded by the murder of a Christian farmer who confronted a herdsman for allowing his cattle to graze on his farm. Witnesses reported that homes were also set ablaze during this orchestrated assault in the early morning hours.
The attack highlights the ongoing violence against Christian communities in Nigeria, with the Fulani herdsmen increasingly targeting these populations amidst a backdrop of land disputes and religious extremism. Reports indicate that Nigeria ranks among the most dangerous countries for Christians, further necessitating awareness and support for those affected by persecution.
Original Source: morningstarnews.org
