Nigeria: Catholic priests and the legality of partisan politics
Despite the clear separation of Church and State with the canonical prohibition of Catholic priests to be involved in partisan…
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Unknown gunmen storm Adamawa Community, kill two in foiled kidnap operation
Locals in the Kirchinga community of Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa State, north-eastern Nigeria, are living in fear following the death of two residents in a recent failed midnight kidnap attempt, raising fresh concerns over insecurity in the area.
“Data doesn’t lie”: US filmmaker, evangelist and activist tackles Nigerian gov’t over Christian genocide cover-up
Over 50,000 Christians killed in Nigeria in 5 years, American Activist Judd Saul alleges
Backs data with Nigeria Terror Tracker Map technology
Urges the US Congress and media to act fast
I remain traumatised, without material or mental support,” – Christian Lady sold out twice by Boko Haram cries out
Left to nurse their wounds and wallow in trauma, most victims of the Jamā’at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da’wah wa’l-Jihād (JAS) sect, popularly known as Boko Haram, across northeastern Nigeria, often laud the tireless efforts of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) while decrying the government’s negligence towards their plight.
Nigeria: Despite protest, Church affirms politician was acknowledged during historic Cathedral dedication
The Catholic diocese of Nnewi¸ southeast Nigeria, has pushed back a claim from a Knight that a deceased politician who contributed significantly to the building of Our Lady of the Assumption Cathedral was not acknowledged during the recently concluded dedication ceremony.
Africa’s Authoritative Voice: The Launch of Advocatus Africa, Media for Africa, by Africans
Prioritises conflict reporting, research and documentation to amplify marginalised voices
Honours St. Francis de Sales, the Patron Saint of journalists and writers
Leverages Catholic social teaching to foster the betterment of the human person
