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Nigeria: Kidnapped priest goes free 

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Nigerian priest Father Mikah Suleiman was released on Sunday, July 7th, after more than two weeks in captivity.   The parish priest of St. Raymond’s Catholic ...

Another priest abducted in Nigeria

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In a statement sent to Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), Father Kazah asked for prayers for Father Ukeh’s “urgent and safe release” and ...

Nigeria: Church “always full” two years after massacre 

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“There is no peace of mind. We cannot sleep with our eyes closed. We cannot even travel short distances without fear. But we still thank ...

Another priest is abducted in Nigeria

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Father Gbuzuo is the fourth priest to be kidnapped in Nigeria this year. Claretian Fathers Kenneth Kanwa and Jude Nwachukwu were taken in February, and ...

Staff saves pupils as gunmen attack Catholic school in Nigeria

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According to the Director of social communications for the Diocese of Makurdi, Father Moses Iorapuu, the principal of the Father Angus Frazer Memorial High School, ...

Nigeria: Leah Sharibu turns 21 in Boko Haram captivity

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He added: “All the kidnapped girls were converted to Islam, but the 14-year-old Leah Sharibu remained faithful to her Christian belief. Her freedom of religion ...

Killings of Christians continue in Nigeria

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This month, dozens of Christians have been killed in towns and villages across Nigeria’s Middle Belt, most recently around Easter, according to information sent to ...

A kidnapped priest’s Way of the Cross in Nigeria

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"I realized later that I had been quite lucky. The driver of the car immediately after mine was shot dead, and if the priest ...

Bishop in Nigeria: Government must provide security

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According to information received by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), the village was attacked in the early hours of Sunday, February 18th, leaving ...

Attacks in Nigeria’s Benue State: 500 victims in 2023

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In Nigeria’s Benue State, more than 400 people were killed, and more than 100 others were wounded, raped, or kidnapped, in attacks on settlements and ...
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