Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo Shares Alleged Plans of Terrorists Against Christians During Christmas

Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo Shares Alleged Plans of Terrorists Against Christians During Christmas

  • Popular cleric, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, shared an alleged plan against Christians in the upcoming Christmas
  • He mentioned how Christians should prepare for the alleged planned attack which terrorists were planning for
  • What he said in the viral video grabbed people’s attention, as many shared their opinion about his claims

Plateau-based cleric, Reverend Ezekiel Dachomo, has shared the plans against Christians in the upcoming Christmas celebration.

Dachomo, who is outspoken about his belief that there is a Christian genocide in the northern part of Nigeria, made this known while visiting the Dunamis International Gospel Centre.

Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo hints at an alleged plan by terrorists against Christians
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo shares what terrorists allegedly planned to do to Christians during Christmas. Photo: @drpaulenenche
Source: Twitter

The senior pastor of the church, Pastor Paul Enenche, shared a video of Dachomo at the Dunamis auditorium.

In the video posted by @drpaulenenche, Dachomo said:

“We need your prayers because in the Islamic world, especially the Fulani terrorists, they’re busy contributing money. Every woman will gather N100,000, and the men will gather to contribute N200,000 each.

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“They have vowed that we’re not going to spend our Christmas this year. They say we’re going to run with rice at hand because they are ready for jihad. They are mobilising from the far North. And today, all we need is prayer.”

In the video, Dachomo also shared what Christians must do in the face of attacks.

Watch the video below:

Reactions as Rev. Ezekiel exposes alleged plan

@RealOkonkwo said:

"Enough is enough. If the state cannot stop the daily killing of Christians, then the church must be allowed to legally arm and protect itself. Self-defense is not a sin; it is survival."

@FunmiKolz said:

"I’m glad big churches are beginning to add their voice."

@Olique7 said:

"I don't have a problem with everything he said, where I have issues is when you generalize, His saying the Islamic world should be condemned nobody in their right senses either a Muslim or a Christian will support killing."

@Cobbyclark97 said:

"The church is marching on. Glory Jesus. The gates of hades will sure Not prevail. Glory Jesus."

@Makavel69696071 said:

"Man of God, please don't back down, keep the fire burning for the christian faith in Nigeria. May God answer our in Jesus mighty name "amen". God bless you and your ministry."

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@XoxodeeXavier

"God have mercy how long can we go on like this?Some people have selective amnesia in this situation .. It's getting worse and it could be anyone.. Nigerian govt is irresponsible & devoid of capacity to rule. Innocent lives wasted for power and religion."

@ThePChris

"Thank you Papa @drpaulenenche for all you do sir. More Grace and strength in Jesus name. Amen."
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo shares what terrorists allegedly planned to do to Christians during Christmas.
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo hints at an alleged plan by terrorists against Christians. Photo: @drpaulenenche
Source: Facebook

This came after a member of the popular Dunamis church opened up about how her family members were abducted in the Kwara church attack on November 18.

In a recent video, she narrated how her sister and nephew were released from captivity five days after their abduction.

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He asked three thought-provoking questions about how the 38 worshippers from Eruku town in Kwara state regained freedom.

Proofreading by James Ojo, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

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