The European Parliament held a debate on attacks against Christians in Nigeria. Lawmakers discussed violence by terrorists under the current Muslim-Muslim presidency.
Parliament members raised concerns after recent incidents in Plateau State and other areas.
They called on Nigerian authorities to act against the terrorists.
However, the session also showed divisions among lawmakers over the causes and next steps.
Some speakers pointed to groups linked to Boko Haram and Fulani militants as the main actors.
Transitioning to broader data, reports show Nigeria records high numbers of Christian deaths from such attacks each year.
The government has not issued an immediate response to the debate.
Meanwhile, the discussion adds to ongoing international attention on religious violence in the country.
