Reverend Ezekiel: 3 Facts about Popular Preacher Who Has Been Going Viral Online
- Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, a respected religious leader from Plateau State, had recently drawn public attention as more people became eager to learn about him
- His growing influence came at a time when violence against Christians in the region had intensified, causing him to take a firm stand against the attacks
- He stated that although he was willing to face death alongside other believers, he would never surrender or watch his congregation perish without trying to defend them
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, a bold preacher from Plateau State, has continued to draw public attention as many sought to understand the man behind his fast-rising influence.
His popularity came during a tense period when he spoke about the assaults on Christians in Plateau.
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Dachomo expressed readiness to share in the fate of fellow believers and insisted he would not remain silent or watch his congregation suffer harm without taking action.
Legit.ng, in this article, shares three things to know about Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo
1. Dachomo’s growing influence across Plateau State
Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo has become one of the most talked-about religious figures in Plateau State, Nigeria.
This is especially due to his fearless leadership and strong public voice which had gone viral and drawn the attention of many.
As a respected pastor of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN), his reputation has continued to strengthen, both within the Christian community and across the country.
Many Nigerians have become so interested in learning more about him, especially as videos and reports of his bold acts circulate online.
His messages often appeal to those who feel unheard in the midst of Nigeria's ongoing religious tensions, positioning him as a symbol of strength and courage.
To many, Dachomo's growing visibility and lack of fear confirms not just his spiritual strength but also his willingness to carry everyone along in difficult times.
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His ministry now advocates for persecuted Christians, especially in regions where insecurity and attacks have become recurring issues.
Through his preachings and actions, he has presented himself as a figure of hope and strength, embodying a type of leadership that refuses to remain silent in the face of injustice
2. His brave response to Christian persecution
Dachomo's rising fame came during one of the most troubling periods for Christians in Plateau State who faced recurring attacks and displacements.
Reports from TruthNigeria said that he had taken a firm stance against the aggressors, refusing to succumb to the violence that had ravaged communities across the region.
As the regional Chairman of COCIN in Barkin Ladi, Dachomo showed both spiritual and moral courage, choosing to defend his faith and his people rather than remain silent or scared.
According to him, surrendering without resistance was not an option, and watching his followers perish helplessly would go against his beliefs as a leader.
Dachomo's bravery in the face of such violence continues to impress social media users and reinforce his reputation as a 'true man of God'.
3. His global plea for international intervention
Reverend Dachomo had taken his advocacy beyond the pulpit by appealing to the international community for urgent help.
In a statement to the International Christian Concern (ICC), he called on the United States government and other world powers to intervene in what he described as an ongoing genocide against Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
His call came after reported attacks on October 14 in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area, where at least 13 Christians were killed, injured several others, and left many displaced.
Speaking after the victims' mass burial in Rachas village, Dachomo expressed frustration at what he viewed as the government's silence.
He accused authorities of ignoring evidence of alleged targeted violence against Christians, insisting that the truth must be told even at the cost of his life.
He claimed that Nigeria's Christian population was being hunted and driven from their homes because of their faith.
Dachomo prayed for help to come so that there would be a lasting end to the situation at hand.
Lady addresses Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo's followers
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady shared a post on the X app faulting people who refer to Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo as the true man of God.
She criticised their choice of words and asked who gave them the 'power' to decide who was a true child of God.
Source: Legit.ng
