- A church crusade in Agboda Village, Nasarawa State, was reportedly invaded and disrupted by suspected Fulani herdsmen, leading to widespread panic and causing worshippers to flee the event.
- The incident highlights the persistent security concerns and the fragile situation in rural communities across Nigeria’s North Central region.
Worshippers attending a church crusade in Agboda Village, Nasarawa State, were thrown into chaos and panic after the event was reportedly invaded and disrupted by suspected Fulani herdsmen.
The incident, which occurred recently, forced attendees to scatter as they fled the crusade ground, fearing for their safety amid the sudden disruption.
See some of te reports trailing the video below:
@IamFemiJ_
Considering that schools are currently on hold in some parts of the North due to insecurity..hosting a Christian crusade there at this time doesn’t seem appropriate. The organisers should know better
@001Xtasy
if this report is true, then it’s another reminder of how urgently we need stronger community security and early-warning systems in rural areas. No Nigerian Christian, Muslim, or anyone else should ever fear for their life while worshipping. We must push for peaceful coexistence
@Eze_Ndi_Eze
Tinubu that’s sleeping during security briefing, is he the one to tackle insecurity?
@Beemax01
How did we reach a point where even a church crusade isn’t safe? This isn’t just an incident , it’s proof of a country where insecurity has no boundaries anymore. Until we fix security, nowhere is truly peaceful. We neeed to fix Nigeria now..
@LoveLove4104
Maybe those that were saying that the churches aren’t targeted is now seeing the pattern? The northern Christians are the very first victims of this.
@Docuzor
This country is at war- why is everyone quiet?
@Seasideocean1
I hope our military are there already because this has been trending since yesterday evening.
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