ICON is leading a campaign called "Hear Their Voices", which has been focusing on the persecuted and vulnerable women and children in Nigeria. This week, Ajay Kafang is hosting Priscilla Ozodo-Acevedo, who hosts the weekly show One-On-One. Join us as she shares testimonies and her own story. 

ICON’s co-founder, Stephen Enada, is joining Teyei Pam today to discuss ICON’s Awareness Campaign that held last week in Washington, DC. He will also update us on what ICON is working towards in the future.

Ajay Kafang and Kyle Abts review the awareness event hosted by the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON), where Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and NFL star Benjamin Watson said we cannot continue to be silent about the Christian persecution and genocide taking place in Nigeria. Gabbard and Watson joined fellow speakers former Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA), Jonathan Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center, and Piero Tozzi of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission in urging President Trump to send a special envoy to Nigeria and the Lake Chad region. A special envoy would hold the Nigerian government accountable in addressing the humanitarian crisis that has claimed more than 90,000 lives since 2000.

Watson, who co-founded a nonprofit dedicated to impacting lives of those in need with his wife in 2008, has spoken out against Nigeria’s silent slaughter before, informing his vast social media following of the tragedies taking place and urging people to get involved.

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Stephen Enada, discuss ICON's upcoming event in Washington, DC. Teyei and Stephen discuss who is participating in the campaign, the overall purpose of the campaign and if interested individual's can virtually attend.

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Stephen Enada, discuss the current Christian genocide in Nigeria. Teyei asks Stephen why the church is quiet on this issue, if there are any well-known churches, pastors or Christians who are working on behalf of those suffering persecution for their faith and what an average Christian can do to make bring light to this very serious situation,

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Stephen Enada, give listeners an update on the appointment of a  special envoy, if pastors and churches are paying attention to what is happening to Christians in Nigeria and what an average person can do to help push the needs of those suffering on a daily basis. 

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON social media lead, Ajay Kafang, discuss  ICON’s new campaign, Hear Their Voices. Teyei and Ajay talk about the primary goal of the campaign, the hosts, Anne and Priscilla and what the audiences and listeners can do to help bring attention to these important issues.  

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Stephen Enada, discuss Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari. Teyei and Stephen talk about whether President Buhari is aware of how dangerous Nigeria is becoming, what has he done to confront the violence and if President Trump and President Buhari have spoken about these issues.

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Kyle Abts, discuss one of Nigeria’s top oppressors, Fulani Militants. Listeners learn where  Fulani Militants come from, if they target Christian’s like Boko Haram and if President Buhari's Fulani heritage clouds his ability to see the violence stemming from this tribe.

In this episode of the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) Podcast, host, Teyei Pam, and ICON co-founder, Kyle Abts, discuss the Governor of Kaduna State, Nasir Ahmad el-Rufai, who has supervised the genocide of Christians in Southern Kaduna. Teyei and Kyle talk about the specifics of what El-Rufai has done, when his partnership with the perpetrators become known and if he can be stopped.