Following widespread criticism of the Confederation of African Football (CAF)’s decision to strip Senegal of its 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title, Africa’s decorated footballer and former President of Liberia, George Manneh Weah Sr., has also weighed in on the matter, demanding justice.
Ahead of the 2026 Scottish Parliament election, the Bishops’ Conference of Scotland has published an Election Briefing Pack urging the faithful to exercise their franchise in accordance with the social doctrine of the Catholic Church.
Dr. Ijuptil K. Joseph situates the controversial UK–Nigeria migration deal around deportation, debt and diplomacy discourse, raising serious concerns.
The Executive Director of Equipping the Persecuted Church and Truth Nigeria, Judd Saul, has raised a “Terror alert for Taraba…
In this blockbuster piece, Advocatus Africa’s in-house data and annotation analyst, Dr. Ijuptil K Joseph, critically examines the £746 million agreement between Nigeria and the UK tied to infrastructure development and migration control within the wider context of Nigeria’s fiscal struggles and long-term economic independence.
The Secretary General of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN), Very Rev. Fr. Dr. Michael Banjo, has expressed appreciation to God, the Vicar of Christ, Pope Leo XIV, and the various dicasteries of the Roman Curia for a successful Ad Limina Apostolorum Visit to the Eternal City.
A priest of the Catholic Diocese of Otukpo, north central Nigeria, Fr. Jerome Itodo has raised alarm over the invasion of Odugbo in Apa Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State by suspected Fulani terrorists who kept shooting sporadically since morning.
Nigeria’s President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has arrived in the UK on his first historic to strengthen bilateral relations, boost economic activities and promote diplomatic cooperation with the United Kingdom.
In this epic piece, Advocatus Africa’s in-house data and annotation analysis, Dr. Ijuptil K. Joseph, presents a birds-eye analysis of President Bola Tinubu’s UK state house visit while Nigeria bleeds due to multiple blasts.
Hundreds of students and residents have been seen lining up for emergency antibiotics at the University of Kent following a deadly meningitis outbreak that has already claimed two lives in the Canterbury area.
