Nigerian Catholic Bishops Arrive Rome for Ad Limina Visit
The Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) has announced that the first set of Nigerian Catholic Bishops have safely arrived in “Vatican City for their sacred Ad Limina Apostolorum Visit.”
The Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) has announced that the first set of Nigerian Catholic Bishops have safely arrived in “Vatican City for their sacred Ad Limina Apostolorum Visit.”
Recent reports and viral videos showing members of the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), popularly identified as Shiite Muslims, protesting over the alleged killing of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have sparked intense debate across the country.
In the face of relentless killings and abductions plaguing Nigeria, where fear looms large, the viral videos featuring the powerful message of the Blessed Virgin Mary (BVM) from Aokpe, Benue State, North Central Nigeria, are striking a profound chord with countless individuals.
With the signature statement “Thank you for your attention to this matter,” US President, Donald J. Trump has officially announced…
West Virginia Congressman Riley Moore has disclosed that the unabated killings across Nigeria’s Middle Belt region are orchestrated by Fulani militia who receive payment from Chinese companies in exchange for illegal mining of “rare earth minerals.”
The Vatican Press Office has released an update to Pope Leo XIV’s upcoming apostolic journeys to Africa and other European countries.
In a recent interview, Rev. Ezekiel Dachomo, a Plateau-born advocate for persecuted Christians in Nigeria’s Middle Belt, revealed how Boko Haram insurgents attack Christian villages, burn churches, commit mass murders, and rape women.
Fr. Daniel Magaji writes, “I am glad to share this rich history and connection between Edinburgh and Bauchi. I am proud to be part of the Edinburgh mission. I thank God for this connection and pray it lasts.”
The United Nations Children’s Fund, (UNICEF), has disclosed that a total of 1,120 children, comprising 595 girls and 525 boys, were recruited by armed groups in Northeast Nigeria.
President Abiy Ahmed, who spoke during the 39th African Union (AU) Summit at the AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capital, tells the world that “By 2035, Africa will add more young people to the global workforce than the rest of the world combined,” arguing that “projections show that Africa’s growth will be on par, if not above, that of Asia.”