EnglishNigeria, the most populous and wealthiest nation in Africa, faces deep economic corruption, with six out of ten citizens living in poverty. Since 2000, severe religious segregation has plagued the north following the enforcement of Sharia law, turning into a bloody campaign of anti-Christian persecution led by the terrorist group Boko Haram since 2009. This moving documentary chronicles the atrocities committed by the insurgents—including mass slaughters, the burning of thousands of local churches, the destruction of schools, and the forceful kidnapping of young girls in Chibok. Through powerful testimonies of survivors who fled through Cameroon and Chad to settle in refugee camps, the film shows the horrific physical and emotional scars left on families. Yet, it highlights a vibrant and joyful Nigerian Christianity where churches remain packed, vocations are booming, and communities actively choose a path of love, resilience, and unyielding faith in Jesus Christ over revenge.
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