The 2015 déjà vu
The sad song of 2015 music is beginning to play all over again. Many unwise, unperceptive Nigerians are already rocking to the macabre music. Deceptive mannequins are being packaged to lead a vital country of over 200 million.
All wars in Africa have, at their root, a fight for mineral resources
I have long maintained that the “bandits” are a cover to drive out the population, and then illegally mine for free
Just like the Niger Delta militancy was a cover to bunker oil
If you drive in the Jos Plateau, you will be amazed at the open artisanal mining happening there openly, and of course it has drawn in the killers.
This nation has to command its borders and interior space; if we allow non-state actors the power to mine or impose taxes on miners, there will be no nation
On the vigil of the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Pope Leo XIV is set to return to the Shrine of the Mother of Good Counsel in Genazzano to celebrate Mass, with the local Bishop saying Our Lady “points to Christ as the path to follow.”
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@DavidHundeyin It's not rocket science to see these guys are stooges. The 4-year cycle theatrics are now on. Meanwhile millions are trending a most neglible issue of whether to call someone by his first name or not. Use the same energy to hold leaders responsible, no that's too serious 🙄🙄🙄
What is the Roman Catholic Church contribution to Nigeria?
The Roman Catholic alone has over 420 hospitals in Nigeria. The federal government has less than 80 hospitals including both teaching hospitals and federal medical centers.
@FB_viktor Lol, thinking Catholics are idol worshipers is simply illiteracy. One can literally get informed easily in these days of the internet and discover Catholicism is simply the birth, centre and beauty of Christianity 🤷🏾♂️
“As bishops, we have no ambition to take Tinubu’s job. We are not politicians running for office. We are religious leaders who believe we have a duty not only to preach religious doctrine but also to address the realities of our people’s lives.”