Violence marks Holy Week in Nigeria
It was a bloody lead up to Easter in Nigeria. On April 8, Fulani herdsmen attacked Mgban in Benue State, located in North Central Nigeria.
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It was a bloody lead up to Easter in Nigeria. On April 8, Fulani herdsmen attacked Mgban in Benue State, located in North Central Nigeria.
Archbishop Kaigama commissions Radio Maria Nigeria with an aim to help rural Catholics without access to electricity
Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, His Grace Most Rev. Ignatius Kaigama, on Sunday, said that Nigeria’s situation had been made worse by the failure of the political class to tackle injustice and nepotism in the country.
By Luminous Jannamike, Abuja The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, Most Rev Ignatius Kaigama, is one of Nigeria’s most respected clergymen. He served as the President of Nigerian Bishops Conference (2012-2018), and currently chairs the Episcopal Conference of West African Catholic Bishops. In this interview, Kaigama speaks on the spate of clergy kidnappings and murders in Nigeria and the new US President Joe Biden’s move to increase funding for international abortions, among other issues. Excerpts: There have been many kidnappings and also murders of priests in Nigeria in recent past. In your...
By Joseph Erunke THE Archbishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Abuja, His Grace Ignatius Kaigama, has said time has come for youths to take active part in governance. Kaigama, who insisted that “it is the right time now to give our youths a chance to express their leadership skills”, tasked authorities to expand the political space to allow more youths involved in decision making. Kaigama particularly advised Nigerian youths to seize the opportunity to bring to an end, decades of recycling political leaders by taking up leadership positions in the country. Speaking Saturday, during the 9t...