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These are the Countries that supported Christians Genocide in Africa during Nigeria vs BIAFRA war.

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I have ordered the remaining universe OH God of Ghost to rise and tackle this mentioned name of countries who supported in slaughter and marginalization of my people IGBO ‼️ may there be no peace for them that supported this evil and may France be as hurt as hell. Nigeria is known for their atrocities right in the day British illegally colonized Nigeria for exchange of resources. I pray OH God of Ghost to rise now  no mercy to these countries here  May God abolish them who supports deadly Nigeria against Igbo Nation and Christians in general.           Amen  ❤️🕊️🔴🌳
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The post from @KingGroism , an account with 11 followers claiming "KING OF THE WORLD" status, accuses Pope Francis of terrorism and complicity in global Christian bloodshed, particularly ignoring attacks on Nigerian Christians while sympathizing with Iran's IRGC; an attached image contrasts a Muslim family with the Pope gesturing, implying bias. Nigeria leads global Christian persecution, accounting for 72% of faith-based killings worldwide in 2025 per Open Doors reports, with over 3,490 deaths that year alone from groups like Boko Haram and Fulani militants amid land disputes.
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NE-GROISM (sometimes styled as Ne-Groism or Groism) is a personal philosophy and advocacy movement primarily promoted by Godswill Chidiume (also known as Groism Godswill or President Groism Godswill). He presents himself as a Nigerian from Enugu State (Igbo/Biafran background), self-identifying as a world leader, advocate for Pan-Africanism, and figure pushing for Biafran/Igbo rights. groism.home.blog It is not a widely recognized or academically established philosophical system like Pan-Africanism or traditional ideologies. Instead, it functions as a personal brand blending:Igbo/Biafran nationalism — Strong advocacy for Igbo self-determination, critiquing Nigeria's formation (viewed as a British colonial construct), and pushing for Biafran independence or autonomy. Pan-Africanism — Emphasis on African unity, "salvation" for Igbo people and Africans broadly, and resistance to external interventions in African affairs. Christian identity — Heavy Christian...
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