Christian leaders in Bauchi State, North-Eastern Nigeria, have once again highlighted the troubling issue of persecution while calling for urgent action to hold accountable those responsible for using harmful methods to forcibly convert dozens of underage girls in the state to Islam.
The United Nations General Assembly has adopted resolution A/80/L.48, declaring the trafficking of enslaved Africans and racialised chattel enslavement as the gravest crime against humanity.
Priests of Wukari Diocese have lamented the destruction of Church property in two parishes worth over N100 million in Adu and Atav communities in Takum Local Government Area (LGA) of Taraba State, North-Eastern Nigeria, by suspected Fulani militia.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Tuesday held a high-level meeting with Kaja Kallas in Lagos, reaffirming Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening diplomatic and economic relations with the European Union.
US Political Commentator, author and media host Michael Knowles insists that Catholics who make up a little over 20 percent of the US population continue to shape political life and culture.
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.
