Riley Moore

just so happens to have everything to do with Christians.

And these Muslim militants, if it were not religiously motivated, why would they be burning down and destroying churches, burning people alive in churches, obviously to make a statement on all of this.

So it is very targeted.

The ratios that, and the facts that we've gotten off the ground, the ratio is about five to one, five to one Christians to one of every non-Christians that is being killed in Nigeria right now and around the world.

Of all the Christians who are murdered for their faith, 70% of them are in the country of Nigeria right now.

I mean, there's a lot of complexity to this, but in kind of broad brushstrokes, what's happening here is that this has been going on since 2009, really the rise of Boko Haram.

And now you have Boko Haram, IS West Africa, ISIS affiliated, and then you have this Fulani tribe, which is in the middle band of the country.

you have a lot of christians being murdered and martyred in the middle band of the country it's really we're about 80 percent of the attacks at this point are taking place we've seen how they operate kind of al-qaeda isis affiliated groups that are trying to take territory create caliphate only people standing in the way of that objective are christians so they are trying to wipe them out since 2009 estimates ranging between 50 000 of upward over 100 000 christians

have been murdered for the profession of their faith, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

That could not be further from the truth.

And all the organizations we talked to on the ground, I contradict that statement in totality.

And I get the position President Tanuba's in where he's trying to strike this balance.

But it's very clear that they have not been protecting the Christians.

I give you a great example.

Earlier this month, there was a pastor who said, we are an eminent family.

threat.

We are going to be attacked.

Nigerian government, please come help us.

The Nigerian government not only did not show up to help them or protect them, they actually issued a statement saying that this was hyperbole.

It's overblown.