12 years after the abduction of 276 Chibok schoolgirls, with over 90 still missing, leaders in the Southern Borno community have decried that their community is being attacked every week, calling for urgent intervention.
A Plateau farmer and entrepreneur has lamented the destruction of his farmland by suspected Fulani Ethnic Militia (FEM), who continue to dislodge dozens of residents across various communities in the Middle Region of Nigeria, forcefully grabbing lands.
In recognition of his commitment to promoting peace in South Sudan, the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Bentiu, Most Rev. Christian Carlassare has been awarded the prestigious Giorgio La Pira Prize.
The Holy Father, Pope Leo XIV, has affirmed that the dignity of every human person must be protected at all stages of life, from conception to natural death.
In a bold message, Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has reaffirmed a $40 billion investment drive across key sectors in the continent, including energy and refining.
Troops of 82 Division of the Nigerian Army have “recorded another significant operational success in its sustained efforts to rid the South East of criminal elements,” recovering the suspected remains of a slain personal couple.
A US-based digital creator and diasporic journalist has criticised the World Bank for recommending that Nigeria should depend on foreign imports despite having the new Dangote refinery.
Reports reaching Advocatus Africa indicate that a remarkable apparition of Our Lady has captivated both the local community in Nigeria and people beyond its borders.
Following the recent terror attacks in Angwan-Rukuba, Jos, Plateau State, central Nigeria, which left over 30 people dead, the state has initiated prosecutions against four suspects in connection with the Sunday, 29 March 2026, attack.
While the excitement surrounding the release of University of Jos graduate John Azum Azi from his captors after a ransom was paid has not yet settled, another graduate has been kidnapped along the Akwanga-Jos Road.
