Veteran actor Richard Mofe Damijo has reacted following Tuesday’s attack on a church in Eruku, Kwara State.

Legit.ng reports that suspected bandits stormed a service and kidnapped multiple worshippers.

In an Instagram post, the Nollywood icon described the growing wave of violence across the country as a national tragedy that must no longer be brushed aside.

RMD reminded Nigerians that the Kwara attack came just days after the abduction of 25 schoolgirls and the killing of a school vice principal.

For him, these incidents are not isolated headlines but painful indicators of a country losing its moral and human foundation.

He wrote: “What happened in Kwara is a wound to our collective soul. Innocent people, gathered in peace, met violence they did not deserve.”

He questioned why peaceful worshippers should live in fear in a nation that claims to value freedom. He added that families should never have to bury loved ones simply for going to church.

The actor praised the boldness of clergyman Rev Ezekiel Dachomo, saying his public warnings about rising insecurity have become impossible to ignore.

According to RMD, Nigeria can no longer rely on “silence, evasive statements, and endless committees” when lives are being lost repeatedly.

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