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The fake news media eagerly pushed baseless claims from left-wing political hacks that were totally false. This story was completely fabricated and amplified by those who profit off trying to drive a wedge between President Trump and the Catholic Church. It will never work.

There seems to be a growing pattern where every military airstrike that kills Islamists en masse, someone sets out to call it an attack on civilian targets.

Speaker Johnson on Pope Leo XIV: "A religious leader can say anything they want, but obviously if you wade into political waters, you should expect some political response and I think the Pope has received some of that."

The Pope's comments before being "personalized" by the President weren't even about specific wars, but about war in general -- he hasn't been happy about any of the ongoing wars, from Ukraine to Sudan. If Obama had openly and directly disparaged Benedict XVI for a moral issue with direct political consequences in America, no conservative would have been happy, and certainly few Catholics. Anyway, the Church of Rome will survive this...

VIDEO: They also tried to attack the INEC Chairman; they brought out a tweet where he said, “Victory is sure,” but he did not say victory is sure for APC or PDP. He just said, “Victory is sure. - Senate President, Nigeria, Godswill Akpabio.

Here's how Muslim-majority countries treat their Christian populations: 🇸🇴 SOMALIA No churches exist. Converts from Islam face death. Al-Shabaab is committed to eradicating Christianity entirely. 🇾🇪 YEMEN Christians can be imprisoned, tortured, or killed. Possessing a Bible in Houthi-controlled areas is dangerous. No legal protection for Christians exists. 🇸🇩 SUDAN Over 100 churches have been damaged or destroyed. Christians have been abducted and killed. Islamist extremists operate with impunity. 🇸🇾 SYRIA Now largely controlled by HTS — an Islamic extremist group with roots in Al-Qaeda. Christian population has collapsed from 1.5 million to 300,000. 🇳🇬 NIGERIA More Christians are killed for their faith in Nigeria than anywhere else in the world. Boko Haram, ISWAP, and Fulani militias operate freely. The government has largely failed to prosecute perpetrators. 🇵🇰 PAKISTAN 🔸 Christians are 1.8% of the population but absorb ~25% of blasphemy accusations — which carry a death sentence. 🔸 Mob lynchings of accused Christians are common. Entire Christian neighborhoods have been torched. 🔸 Christian girls are kidnapped, forcibly converted, and married off. Courts often back the perpetrators. 🇱🇾 LIBYA No functioning government to protect Christians. Foreign Christians are kidnapped and killed by Islamist groups. No legal protections exist. 🇮🇷 IRAN 🔸 96 Christians sentenced to 263 years in prison in 2024 alone — a sixfold increase year-over-year. 🔸 House churches are raided. Converts are charged with espionage and "enmity against God." 🔸 Apostasy is punishable by death. Government's stated goal: eradicate the Persian-speaking Church. 🇦🇫 AFGHANISTAN Christians face death if discovered. No public Christian communities exist. The Taliban is actively working to erase any Christian presence. 🇸🇦 SAUDI ARABIA 🔸 No churches allowed. No public Christian worship of any kind. 🔸 Apostasy and proselytizing are capital offenses under Sharia law. 🔸 Bibles are confiscated. Even private worship by expatriates can result in arrest and deportation. 🇲🇱 MALI / 🇧🇫 BURKINA FASO Pastors executed, churches burned, villages massacred. Governments have lost control of large swaths of territory to jihadist groups including Boko Haram and JNIM. 🇮🇶 IRAQ The Christian population has collapsed from 1.2 million in 2011 to just 120,000 in 2024 — driven by ISIS genocide. Christians are described as "close to extinction." 🇩🇿 ALGERIA All 47 Protestant evangelical churches in the country have been shut down. Converting Muslims is a criminal offense. 🇲🇷 MAURITANIA Apostasy is punishable by death. No churches exist for Mauritanian citizens. 🇲🇦 MOROCCO No public Christian worship permitted. Converting from Islam can result in prosecution. Foreign missionaries are expelled. 🇶🇦 QATAR 🔸 Apostasy: death penalty under Sharia law. 🔸 Proselytizing a Muslim: up to 5 years in prison. 🔸 Bringing Christian materials into the country: up to 2 years in prison. 🇹🇷 TURKEY 🔸 200+ Christian workers expelled since 2020, labeled "national security threats." 🔸 No legal training of clergy permitted. The historic Halki Seminary remains closed. 🔸 Christian population has collapsed from 20% to 0.2% over the past century.

NAMES AND AGE OF THE 33 SUSPECTS ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH ERUKU ATTACKS IN KWARA STATE 1. Abubakar Usman, also known as Siddi, 26; 2. Ibrahim Sa’idu, alias Idi Soho, 35; 3. Adamu Mohammad, aka Baushe/Dogo, 58; 4. Abdullahi Abubakar, aka Bature, 35; 5. Abubakar Abdullahi, aka Turke, 35; 6. Yusufa Isah, aka Munyaye, 50; 7. Zubairu Abubakar, 35; 8. Shaibu Usman, 35; 9. Mohammed Lawai, aka Jalel, 40; 10. Dahiru Adamu Mohammedu, 50, 11. Mohammadu Audu, aka Alti, 40 12. Dahiru Alh Ahmadu, 25; 13. Iliyasu Umar, aka Magaji, 38; 14. Usman Alh Mati, aka Saidu, 30; 15. Umar Mohammed, aka Mulandan, 25; 16. Shehu Usman Mohammedu; 17. Mohammadu Ali, aka Jabbi/Ruwa, 30; 18. Abubakar Mamman, 28; 19. Mohammadu Alti, 32; 20. Idris Auwal, aka Samaila, 26; 21. Ajiboye Biodun, 20; 22. Lawali Shehu, 32; 23. Mohammadu Sani, aka Kachalla Ruga, 65; 24. Musa Ado, aka Maidu, 65; 25. Abubakar Adamu, aka Buba, 26; 26. Mohammadu Zangina, aka Zangina, 23; 27. Abubakar Shaibu, aka Jijji, 20; 28. Mohammadu Salihu, aka Fulani, 25; 29. Mohammadu Musa, aka Musa, 23; 30. Abubakar Sani, aka Siddi, 25; 31. Yusufa Isah, aka Leriya, 22; 32. Mohammadu Ibrahim, aka Iro, 21. 33. Umar Mohammed Jos, 25; The gang members were arrested at multiple locations, including Gbugbu, Ora-Ago, Babanla, Kaiama, Awi, Charagi, Patigi, and Okeode. During operations, the suspects abandoned an anti-aircraft rifle and three AK-47 rifles, items also recovered from suspects include • seven AK-47 rifles, • seven magazines, • one anti-aircraft launcher, • anti-aircraft rifle • 32 rounds of 7.62mm live ammunition, • five walkie-talkie communication devices • camouflage hydration backpack The suspects are among the 50 individuals paraded by the police on Monday as part of ongoing efforts to clamp down on criminal networks across the country. Source: Sahara Reporters