Understanding the Controversy, Threats, Activism, and Latest Updates about Rev Ezekiel Dachomo
Who Is Rev Ezekiel Dachomo?
Rev. Ezekiel Bwede Dachomo has become one of the most talked-about Christian leaders in Nigeria. His name has dominated conversations online and offline—not because he sought fame, but because of his bold, consistent, and emotional fight against what he describes as the ongoing genocide of Christians in Plateau State and other parts of northern Nigeria.
For many Nigerians and international observers, the big question has become:
What exactly happened to Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, and why is he suddenly at the center of global attention?
This article breaks everything down clearly.
Who Is Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo?
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo is a senior cleric with the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) and the regional chairman for Barkin Ladi LGA in Plateau State. He is also known for working with Kingdom Gospel Mission International in some reports.
He rose to national attention not because of church activities alone, but because of his outspoken fight for persecuted Christian communities across Nigeria’s Middle Belt.
His videos, sermons, and burial footage have gone viral globally—drawing reactions from Nigerians, Americans, world leaders, and even celebrities.
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What Really Happened to Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo?
Here is a clear breakdown of events and the controversies surrounding him.
1. He Became the Most Vocal Christian Advocate in Plateau State
Rev. Dachomo gained massive attention after repeatedly documenting mass burials of Christians killed in coordinated attacks.
According to him, he has presided over more than 70 mass burials, sometimes burying hundreds of victims in one night.
These videos sparked outrage locally and abroad, with many accusing the Nigerian government of ignoring or downplaying the violence.
2. His Videos Went Viral and Caught Global Attention
His burial videos were shared worldwide, attracting attention from:
- International Christian communities
- Nigerian diaspora groups
- Global influencers and celebrities
- Politicians in the United States
- Former U.S. President Donald Trump
- American rapper Nicki Minaj
This international visibility increased political pressure and placed Nigeria under intense scrutiny.
3. He Was Interviewed by Piers Morgan (Nov 19, 2025)
In a widely watched interview, Rev. Dachomo described the killings as a Christian genocide, accusing armed Fulani extremists of targeting Christian villages.
He also claimed the government was:
- downplaying the killings
- failing to protect communities
- intimidating people who speak out
This interview escalated tensions and dramatically increased his global visibility.
4. Facebook Removed His Account
Following his viral content, Facebook reportedly sanctioned and eventually removed his account.
Supporters say this was an attempt to silence him.
Critics say his language was “too provocative.”
Either way, the ban only made him more popular.
5. He Started Receiving Death Threats
By October 2025, Rev. Dachomo publicly revealed that his life was in grave danger.
According to him, threats came from:
- phone calls
- text messages
- social media messages
- groups who felt targeted by his revelations
He said the threats became worse whenever he posted burial videos.
6. A Disturbing “Order to Kill Him” Circulated Online
A message allegedly associated with a militant-linked Anonymous group circulated online, stating that he should be:
“k!lled and his head cut off within seven days.”
This message spread fear among his followers.
7. Military Commanders Visited Him for Protection
Major General E.F. Oyinlola of Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP) visited Rev. Dachomo personally and pledged military protection.
This confirmed that the threats were taken seriously at the highest levels.
8. Fulani Groups Denied Plotting Against Him
A group known as Plateau Fulani Like-Minds (PFL) denied involvement and accused Dachomo of exaggerating the threats.
The back-and-forth increased tensions between the two communities.
9. He Began Publicly Saying If He Is Kidnapped, “Don’t Pay Ransom”
In a viral video, he told his followers:
“If I am kidnapped, do not pay ransom. My death will raise war and liberate Christians.”
This intensified concerns for his safety.
Why Is Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo Trending?
Rev. Dachomo is trending because he is arguably the loudest Christian voice speaking about killings in Plateau and the Middle Belt.
He openly accuses:
- extremist Fulani militants
- corrupt security agencies
- silent politicians
- compromised government bodies
And he does so fearlessly, despite knowing he is risking his life.
Recent Events: What Led to the Latest Outrage?
Fresh Attacks in Barkin Ladi (Oct 14)
Coordinated nighttime attacks left:
- 13 Christians dead
- Several injured
- Homes and farmlands destroyed
- Livestock stolen
Villagers said they warned security agencies beforehand, but help never came.
After conducting mass burials, Rev. Dachomo expressed frustration:
“There is a genocide going on. Christians are being hunted and displaced. The government is silent.”
He Was Accused of “Incitement”
Shockingly, soldiers from Sector 4 reportedly accused him of knowing about the attacks simply because he warned communities ahead of time.
He said:
“Instead of protecting us, they accuse us. How can we trust this system?”
His Appeal to the International Community
Rev. Dachomo has directly appealed to:
- the U.S. government
- human rights bodies
- world leaders
- President Donald Trump
He wants international intervention because, according to him:
“Nigeria’s Christians are being wiped out, and the world is looking away.”
Humanitarian Crisis in Plateau State
The violence has created severe suffering:
- thousands displaced
- communities destroyed
- families grieving
- churches overwhelmed
- farms abandoned
- children orphaned
Local humanitarian groups are struggling to cope.
What Rev. Dachomo Said About Reno Omokri
He recently cursed Reno Omokri for repeatedly denying the Christian genocide, while also asking God to forgive the CAN President for allegedly misrepresenting the true situation.
Is Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo Safe Now?
For now, he has:
- military protection
- strong community support
- worldwide visibility
- international Christian backing
But he continues to say his life is in danger because of:
- the truth he speaks
- the videos he releases
- the global attention he draws
He also says he will never stay silent, even if it costs him his life.
Final Thoughts
Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo’s story is a complex mix of faith, courage, activism, and danger.
Whether you agree with him or not, one thing is clear:
He has become the voice of thousands of persecuted Christians across Nigeria.
His work shines a painful spotlight on violence many Nigerians claim has been ignored for years, and his boldness has forced the world to pay attention.
