Rector O’clock: Veteran priests appointed to lead formation of young men in two famous Nigerian major seminaries
In a new wave of appointments, two esteemed scholars have been named rectors of two prominent seminaries in Nigeria.
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Nigeria’s Debt Debate Reflects a Wider Struggle Between Economic Stability and Public Hardship
Despite a high debt profile, Dr. Ijuptil argues that “Millions of Nigerians are struggling with rising food prices, expensive transportation, weak wages, deepening poverty, and insecurity, the debate over whether Nigeria has officially defaulted is beginning to sound detached from everyday reality.”
Tinubu says the Pain is necessary, but Two Years Later, Nigerians are Still Waiting for “the Promise”
In this op-ed, Advocatus Africa’s in-house data analyst, Dr. Ijuptil K. Joseph, measures President Tinubu’s so-called economic reforms against the current reality on the ground. He argues that, “Until Nigerians feel those changes personally, the reforms will remain politically fragile and socially contested.”
Peter Obi Calls for Diaspora Voting, Electoral Reform, Issue-Based Politics in Philadelphia Interview
In a wide-ranging interview in Philadelphia, presidential hopeful of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Peter Gregory Obi, has argued that Nigeria must move away from identity-driven politics and focus instead on governance, economic development, and the welfare of ordinary citizens.
Married Adolescent Mothers in Sulumbiri Lament Distance, Poverty as Barriers to Education
In Sulumbiri, a community in the MMC Local Government Area of Borno State, many adolescent mothers and young girls cannot continue their education because of long distances to school, high transport fares, and poverty.
Monsignor Gabriel Osu: A Tribute!
In this epic eulogy, Sir Tony Agbugba, KSM, wrote, “I enjoyed a very close working relationship with the late Very Rev. Msgr. Gabriel Osu. He was a father figure, my mentor and my friend. He was an exceptional priest with a great love for all and sundry.”
“Oh, our Jesus, forgive us our sins…” prayer delivered John Azi, 28, from kidnapper’s den
In a moving testimony, John Arum Azi, who was kidnapped on 11 April 2026 on his way to Kaduna, has attributed his release to prayers and the financial support of all those who contributed to pay for his ransom.
Nigeria: “Africa’s most populous country, the world’s largest black nation, where the largest Christian massacres and Christian persecutions have persisted for several years,” says Investigative Journalist, Kim Masara
Award-winning Nigerian investigative journalist, Masara Kim Usman, who just survived being killed by suspected Fulani Ethnic Militia (FEM) while covering…
“Eyewitness reports that in some areas the Military has been aiding the Fulani Ethnic Militia on the attacks against Christians,” American Missionary, Judd Saul claims
The Executive Director of Equipping the Persecuted, Judd Saul, has decried the ongoing onslaught against Christian populations in Plateau State, central Nigeria, alleging that security agencies aid and abet the killings.
“Enough is enough,” US Congressman Riley Moore tells the Nigerian Gov’t as Trump elevates Christian genocide from Religious Freedom to counterterrorism mission
US Congressman Riley Moore has criticised the Nigerian government over its failure to protect the lives and livelihoods of Christians in the Middle Belt region, who are constantly under attack by suspected Fulani Ethnic Militia (FEM), while lauding the Trump government’s determination to elevate Christian genocide in the country from a religious freedom issue to a counterterrorism mission.
