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US worried over repeated killings of Christians in NigeriaMadeeha BakhshThe United States has again expressed worries and deep concerns over the repeated killings of Christians in Nigeria. In this regard, a US envoy would be visiting Nigeria, in order to meet with the Nigerian officials and discuss the situation of religious freedom in the country. On Tuesday, May 29 the Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom, Samuel Brownback, announced at a press briefing in Washington D.C. that he will travel to Nigeria to discuss the religious freedom situation with the Nigerian leaders. Followed by the conference, the International Religious Freedom Report was also released by the United States Commission for International Religious Freedom. Additionally the US government would be hosting in Washington DC between July 25 and 26. Foreign Ministers and the religious leaders from across the globe will be attending this event.Samuel Brownback stated that the US president had already voiced worries over the killings of Christians in Nigeria when he met with his Nigerian counterpart on April 30. “My plan is to travel to Nigeria next month to talk with leaders, government leaders, religious leaders, Christian and Muslim leaders, to talk about what we can do to move forward, to reduce the level of violence, to open the way for religious freedom taking place in that country,†he said. Read more at: https://www.christiansinpakistan.com/us-worried-over-repeated-killings-of-christians-in-nigeria/
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