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May 22, 2022
As Nigeria draws closer to 2023, there are fears that the general elections may not hold due to the nation's current state. A one-time Secretary-General
May 21, 2022
As the deadline for the conduct of party primaries inch closer, presidential aspirants across political parties and putting finishing touches to their first phase of campaigns by intensifying lobby for the delegates’ votes.
May 3, 2022
Mr Utomi said the forthcoming confab on the Constitutional Future of Nigeria scheduled for Abuja, would involve eminent ethnic nationalities, religious leaders, political parties and the government.
March 11, 2022
Notable cleric and social commentator, Rev. Fr. George Ehusani, has called for a return to edifying reading culture and optimal use of the social media for personal empowerment and social development of the country.
March 7, 2022
George Ehusani, a catholic priest and an author, says Nigerians will have a better country if they read his books and follow the...
March 5, 2022
Bishop Matthew Kukah has said there is nothing wrong with women requesting to have more of them in government and in political offices.
July 24, 2021
Lokoja, Nigeria, Jul 23, 2021 / 15:39 pm (CNA). Boko Haram sympathizers and others who support Nigeria being an Islamic State are stalling the fight against militants in the West African country, a local priest has said. According to Fr. George Ehusani, a priest of the Diocese of Lokoja and executive director of the Lux Terra Leadership Foundation, many of those secretly backing the activities of militants in Nigeria occupy key positions in various sectors of the country. In a July 22 interview...
June 9, 2021
According to the cleric, Nigerians are used to “just sitting and complaining about everything” by SaharaReporters, New York Jun 09, 2021 Emeritus Archbishop of Abuja Catholic Archdiocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, has urged Nigerians to put elected leaders on their toes and hold them accountable, NAN reports. According to the cleric, Nigerians are used to “just sitting and complaining about everything” but do nothing to challenge bad leaders. Onaiyekan stated this on Tuesday in Abuja at ...