A new report from the International Society for Civil Liberties and the Rule of Law highlights a dramatic surge in violence against Christians in Nigeria, with over 7,000 killed and nearly 8,000 kidnapped in the first 220 days of 2025. The report details the destruction of thousands of churches and communities, attributing the violence to numerous jihadist groups aiming to eradicate Christianity from the country within the next fifty years. Despite the scale of the crisis, the article argues that Western media and public attention remain focused elsewhere, particularly on conflicts in Gaza, while largely ignoring the plight of Nigerian Christians. The piece also reflects on broader issues of cultural relativism and the shifting religious landscape in Europe, warning of potential consequences if such threats continue to be overlooked.