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Introduction: Naming the Crisis with Precision In Nigeria’s volatile landscape, the term “Christian genocide” evokes both urgency and controversy. It demands careful framing, not as a rhetorical flourish, but as a narratable truth grounded in evidence. This article applies the principle of triangulation,   cross-verifying data, methods, investigators, and theories, to illuminate the scale, complexity, and emotional resonance of violence against Christians in Nigeria. The goal

Sunday 23 November 2025 Thirty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time Christ the King (Year C) Theme: “Jesus, Remember Me” (Luke 23: 33 – 43) Beloved in Christ, We have just heard one of the most profound passages in the Gospel: Jesus, crucified between two criminals, mocked by leaders and soldiers, yet offering forgiveness and promising paradise to the repentant thief. This is the Gospel of mercy, hope, and transformation. The Cross in African Context In many African villages, cross

Exploring the Impact of Evangelists on a Catholic Community’s Journey Through Unity, Division, and Renewal Was the problem the evangelist, or was it the mission itself? This is the central question that emerges from the remarkable story of Akonelu-akonala, a thriving Catholic community whose faith journey was shaped, shaken, and ultimately revived by the leaders who served them. What follows is a reflection on leadership, community, and the fragile bonds that hold faith commu