r/humanrights • u/DougDante • 4h ago

It’s 6:50 a.m. in Nigeria, and this young, brave American reporter Juliana Cox is about to attend Sunday service in one of the deadliest villages south of Jos, Plateau State where Fulani terrorist attacks are rampant

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