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Evangelist Ezekiel Dachomo, a prominent Plateau-based cleric and regional leader of the Church of Christ in Nations, has declared his life is in danger. He faces these threats after publicly condemning the ongoing attacks on Christians in his community.
In a recent video broadcast by News Central TV, Dachomo revealed he has given explicit instructions to his family and congregation. He stated that if he is ever kidnapped, they must not pay any ransom for his release. The cleric is standing firm on this principle, despite the personal risk.
Dachomo declared he would tell his potential captors to kill him quickly, as no money would be offered. He believes his death would not be in vain. Instead, he is convinced it would ignite a powerful struggle leading to the liberation of Christians facing persecution.
The cleric’s powerful statement underscores the severe tensions in the region. His resolve highlights a desperate search for lasting Christian liberation from the cycle of violence. Dachomo’s stance has drawn significant attention to the precarious security situation for religious leaders and their communities.
This bold declaration places a spotlight on the broader issue of religious freedom and safety. The call for Christian liberation resonates with many who feel unprotected. The situation remains critical as community leaders like Dachomo continue to speak out against injustice, despite the grave dangers involved.
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