Pope Leo XIV Lists Nigeria Among Countries Where Christians Face Persecution
Pope Leo XIV has identified Nigeria, along with countries like Bangladesh, Mozambique, and Sudan, as places where Christians face persecution. The pontiff expressed worry about the frequent attacks on Christian communities in these nations, particularly in Nigeria.
This statement comes amidst US President Donald Trump's decision to designate Nigeria as a country of particular concern (CPC) due to reports of religious persecution. The Nigerian government has rejected this classification, affirming the country's secular status.
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