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US Condemns Killing of Pastor’s Family in Plateau, Demands Justice and Stronger Protection for Christians

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The United States government has condemned the killing of family members of Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo in Plateau State, describing the attack as “horrific” and calling for those responsible to be swiftly brought to justice.

In a statement published on its official Facebook page on Wednesday, the US Mission in Nigeria expressed deep concern over the persistent violence affecting Christian communities and other vulnerable groups across Nigeria’s Middle Belt.

The mission extended its condolences to the bereaved families and all those impacted by the attack, while urging Nigerian authorities to take decisive action to improve security.

“The perpetrators must be held accountable, and urgent action is needed to strengthen security and protect Christians and other vulnerable communities,” the statement read.

According to the US Mission, the latest incident highlights the urgent need for more effective measures to curb the recurring violence that has claimed numerous lives in the region.

The mission also referenced its recent engagements with Nigerian government officials on the country’s security challenges, emphasizing the importance of preventing further attacks and safeguarding vulnerable communities.

Reaffirming its support for Nigeria, the United States pledged to continue working with the Federal Government and international partners to combat terrorism, counter violent extremism, and ensure that Christians and all Nigerians can live and practise their faith freely without fear of violence or persecution.

Mike Ojo

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