African theologians, comprising scholars, pastoral workers and consecrated men and women, have decried the cancers of poverty, corruption, and suffering while pointing to theological formation and sound catechesis as panacea.
March 29th has set another tragic record in the minds and hearts of the residents of Jos, Plateau State, in the central region of Nigeria, following a well-coordinated attack by suspected terrorists who fired at innocent citizens at the very busy Angwan Rukuba Junction located in Jos North area council of the state on Sunday, as Christians began Holy Week.
The Catholic Bishop of Wukari Diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Mark Maigida Nzukwein, has urged his deans, other priests, and consecrated persons in violent-pronged areas across Southern Taraba, “to sensitise their people and take all necessary precautionary measures to stay safe.”
The Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, has assured the faithful in Monaco that their faith in God and the nation’s Christian patrimony “puts them before God.”
The Archbishops and Bishops of the Ghana Catholic Bishops’ Conference (GCBC) have expressed their strong fraternal solidarity with the President of a West African Country, His Excellency John Dramani Mahama, following the recent withdrawal of an honorary doctorate title by Lincoln University in the United States of America.
he Yobe State Government has lauded the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) for its efforts in reducing malnutrition prevalence in the state over the past two years.
This opinion piece argues that the success or failure of programmes aimed at reintegrating former terrorists “will depend on how effectively they address both security concerns and public trust, a key factor highlighted in global DDR research.”
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.
