Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, the regional chairman of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) in Plateau State, has raised an alarm over a bounty placed on his head by terrorists.
In a recent interview with Lucky Udu, the cleric revealed that his vocal stance against the massacre of Christians has made him a primary target.
Despite the imminent threat, he remains defiant, stating: “They have put a bounty on my head. They said anyone that kills me first will be rewarded. I’m not afraid of death. I walk past the territory of Muslims and they usually point at me.”
Beyond the physical threats, Rev. Dachomo alleged that his family is facing systemic discrimination.
He claimed his children are being blacklisted from university admissions in the North due to his reputation. “If my children look for admission in the university, when they see the name Ezekiel Dachomo, they will remove it,” he added.
The outspoken cleric, who previously gained international attention by calling on figures like Donald Trump to intervene in what he describes as a Christian genocide, insists he has documented evidence to support his claims. Even without personal security, he maintains his mission, refusing to be silenced by the bounty or the alleged victimization of his children.
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