Mainstream American media outlets routinely dismiss or downplay the violence against Nigeria's vulnerable Christians.

Alex Barbir, a Liberty University alumnus and former college football player, defended slaughtered Christians in Jos, Nigeria.

Nigerian military officials are identifying at least three attacks against Christians on Easter Sunday, which included attempted kidnappings.

"Lest we forget," the British politician said in the post. Well, it turned out a lot of people didn't forget. That was the problem.

Rev. Joshua Ajiya of the Evangelical Reformed Church of Christ lost his life in Dorowa Maitozo during an attack from Muslim tribesmen.

The report would include an assessment of Nigeria's compliance with the International Religious Freedom Act in protecting Christians.

The Nigerian immigrant and an accomplice were accused of embezzling more than $2.5 million intended to help poor children.

Nigerian Christians continue to face persecution as an attack occurred in the village of Kurmin Wali on Sunday.

Weeks after a U.S. airstrike in Nigeria, Christian persecution continues with a mass kidnapping of more than 170 people.

Legacy media outlets suggested Christian persecution was not a significant issue compared to attacks on Muslims.