Nigeria is the largest mixed Muslim/Christian nation in the world, with almost 50% of its population identifying as Christians. However, the rise of the extremist group Boko Haram has made Nigeria one of the most dangerous countries for Christians in the world. The group seeks to overthrow the current Nigerian government and establish an Islamic regime. Boko Haram has targeted secular schools and churches, and their attacks have resulted in the deaths of over 75,000 Nigerians. In this video, Alessandro Monteduro, Director of Aid to the Church in Need, shares his insights on the situation in Nigeria. He also discusses the recent meeting between Pope Francis and two victims of Boko Haram, Janada Markus and Maria Joseph, who shared their harrowing experiences of being held captive by the group. Father Joseph Bature Fidelis, a priest of the Diocese of Maiduguri in Borno State, Nigeria, also shares his experiences of working with victims of Boko Haram. This video sheds light on the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria and the need for the international community to take action to address this crisis.