A Catholic Bishop Godfrey Onah of Nsukka Diocese made a startling revelations about the documentation and dissemination of violent attacks against Christians in Nigeria.

During a sermon, Bishop Onah disclosed that terrorists who carry out violent crimes against Christian communities record their brutal acts and share the footage online, making the atrocities visible to government authorities.

The Bishop stated that "these perpetrators film themselves committing heinous crimes, including killing and sexually assaulting women, even within church premises, before posting the videos on the internet" he said.

The cleric's remarks highlight the brazen nature of attacks against Christian communities in parts of Nigeria, where terrorists not only commit violent acts but deliberately document and publicize their crimes. According to Bishop Onah, this practice demonstrates a level of audacity that ensures government officials are aware of the ongoing violence.

In his sermon, which has gained widespread attention on social media platforms, Bishop Onah drew a comparison between the suffering of Christians in Nigeria and the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. The Bishop used this parallel to underscore the severity and religious dimensions of the violence being experienced by Christian communities across the country.

The Nsukka Diocese leader's comments come amid ongoing concerns about religious violence and security challenges in various regions of Nigeria. His statements appear aimed at drawing attention to what he perceives as systematic persecution of Christians and the inadequate response to these attacks.

The Bishop's sermon excerpt continues to generate reactions across social media platforms as Nigerians discuss the security situation and religious violence in the country.