Plateau State clergyman, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, has appealed to U.S. President Donald Trump again to swiftly to intervene swiftly in the ongoing security challenges in Nigeria.
In a video shared on his official X handle on Thursday, Dachomo said terrorists are attacking communities and putting the lives of both Christians and Muslims at risk.
He also alleged that his Facebook account had been blocked in an attempt to silence him.
In his words, he said:
“My message to President Donald Trump is, please don’t relent. Come quickly before they finish us.
If you delay, you will not hear my voice anymore because these people have finished with my Facebook account; they blocked it.
“Come quickly. You are not going to save us alone as Christians; my fellow Muslim brothers are also in pain. Save Nigeria.”
Dachomo became widely known both nationally and internationally for his outspokenness after publicly sharing documentary footage of mass burial ceremonies for victims of recurring attacks.
He stated that he has conducted more than 70 such burials, with some involving hundreds of bodies at once, hence making taking a bold step in calling on the U.S. government for intervention.
His appeal adds to the growing concerns raised by many Nigerians over the escalating attacks and the urgent need for stronger security interventions.