Kaduna Rights Activist attributes terrorism to a lack of governance structures
A human rights activist has decried the level of insecurity in the suburbs of Kaduna State, northwest Nigeria, attributing the menace to ungoverned spaces.
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Nigeria: Military kills top Sambisa Commander, 10 other terrorists in midnight operation
In its ongoing campaign against terrorist factions in the North-East, particularly the lethal Boko Haram insurgents, the Nigerian army has achieved significant victories through a recent night operation that resulted in the elimination of a high-ranking commander and several frontline members of the group.
Outspoken Nigerian Prelate, Bishop Matthew Kukah, bags The Courage in Leadership Sun Awards 2025
The Kukah Centre has proudly announced that its founder and convener, the Most Rev. Dr. Matthew Hassan Kukah, Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, has been awarded the prestigious Courage in Leadership Award at The Sun Awards 2025.
Faith and Culture in Scotland: Voices from the Outer Hebrides
A visit to the remote islands of Scotland, UK, off the northwest coast of the country, reveals the finest expression of faith and culture and the romance between Gaelic and the English language.
US-Nigeria joint group pledges to address violent extremist attacks, terrorism in Nigeria
The US-Nigeria Joint Group recently held its inaugural meeting in Abuja, Nigeria’s federal capital, with the view to addressing violent extremist attacks and terrorism in Nigeria.
Nigerian Priest Wins Black American Writer’s Award
A US-based Nigerian cleric, scholar, and social commentator, recognised for his academic excellence, mentorship service, and advocacy, has been awarded the 2026 James Baldwin Legacy Award.
Nigeria: Church in Igboland declares joint prayer for surviving civil war
The Catholic Diocese of Enugu, Eastern Nigeria, has called on both religious, the consecrated life and lay faithful for a joint prayer over Igboland for surviving the horrific four-year civil war which started on 6 July 1967 and ended on 15 January 1970, as well as for unity, peace, and the security of the region.
Vatican: Pope Leo XIV, leader of the more than 1.406 billion Catholics, gears up for a historic journey to Africa
According to information released by the Vatican, preparations are in top gear ahead of Pope Leo’s first historic visit to Africa.
Bishop Kukah decries “theatre of lies,” says, “politicians disobeying what they hear in Churches and Mosques”
Nigeria’s outspoken cleric and the Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Most Rev. Matthew Hassan Kukah, has criticised the government for its failure to ensure the safety of lives and property.
Nigeria: Aid to the Church in Need Opens Petition on Christian Genocide
In the face of ongoing genocide targeting Christians in Nigeria, the Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), United Kingdom, has partnered with ACN International (Bischof-Kinderman-Straße, Königstein, Germany) to launch an international campaign.
