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  • Nigerian bishop under fire after saying security situation ‘indicts’ the government

    Nigerian bishop under fire after saying security situation ‘indicts’ the government

    • Apr 7, 2021

    A Nigerian bishop has drawn the ire of the government after saying the country has become a killing field under President Muhammadu Buhari.

    By Inés San Martín
  • To foster inclusiveness, Nigerian nuns mainstream pupils with disabilities

    To foster inclusiveness, Nigerian nuns mainstream pupils with disabilities

    • Apr 6, 2021

    In Nigeria, a school of inclusive education run by the Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul ensures that children with disabilities enjoy full access to education with no exclusion on grounds of disability, language, gender, ethnicity or any other barrier.

    By Valentine Iwenwanne
  • Nigerian government must do more to promote interreligious harmony, CSW says

    Nigerian government must do more to promote interreligious harmony, CSW says

    • Apr 2, 2021

    Across Nigeria, Christians have been targeted for attacks by Muslim fundamentalists, usually either by Boko Haram or marauding Fulani herdsmen.

    By Ngala Killian Chimtom
  • Priest, six others killed by armed gunmen at Nigerian parish

    Priest, six others killed by armed gunmen at Nigerian parish

    • Apr 1, 2021

    Father Ferdinand Fanen Ngugban and six others died of gunshot wounds after armed gunmen invaded the grounds of St. Paul Parish in Ayetwar March 30, said the Diocese of Katsina-Ala.

    By Peter Ajayi Dada
  • Nigerian bishop wants government to end oil spills

    Nigerian bishop wants government to end oil spills

    • Apr 1, 2021

    Bishop Hyacinth Egbebo of Bomadi called on the Nigerian government to put an end to the oil spills in the Niger Delta region.

    By Peter Ajayi Dada
  • Poll finds that on anti-Christian persecution, U.S. Catholics now get it

    Poll finds that on anti-Christian persecution, U.S. Catholics now get it

    • Mar 18, 2021

    According to the most recent survey by Aid to the Church in Need, when it comes to American Catholic attitudes about anti-persecution around the world, Catholics in the US now appreciate there’s a severe persecution of Christians around the world, even if they still come up a little short on the fine points.

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Chaplaincy in São Paulo helps Nigerian immigrants in Brazil keep the faith

    Chaplaincy in São Paulo helps Nigerian immigrants in Brazil keep the faith

    • Mar 17, 2021

    At the end of February, the Archdiocese of São Paulo established a personal chaplaincy for Nigerians, who constitute one of the largest African communities in Brazil’s biggest city.

    By Eduardo Campos Lima
  • Nigeria on the brink of civil war, nun says

    Nigeria on the brink of civil war, nun says

    • Mar 4, 2021

    One Nigerian nun has warned that unless something is done soon to stop violence in her country, they are headed for catastrophe.

    By Elise Ann Allen
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