Column - It is impossible for the current breed of leaders and politicians in Nigeria to shoot themselves in the foot; they cannot build a better Nigeria.

In a devastating wave of violence, Fulani gunmen killed more than 200 Christians in a single night in Nigeria.

Days after a massacre of more than 100 people in a predominantly Christian village in Benue state, Nigeria, the country s ...

Nigeria’s Catholic Bishops have declared nine days of prayer following the June 13-14 attacks in the country’s Benue State ...

Days after a massacre of more than 100 people in a predominantly Christian village in Benue state, Nigeria, the country’s ...

According to the statement, the funds have now been allocated to perimeter fencing of the Christian cemetery approved by the ...

As Africa’s most populous nation and its largest economy, Nigeria is often seen as the continent's future powerhouse. But can ...

An estimated 200 Christians were killed Friday by militants in Nigeria’s Benue state shouting “Allahu Akbar,” according to a ...

Fulani militants have launched their most deadly attack in Benue State, Nigeria, with many men, women and children burned in ...

The world is facing one of the fastest-growing human rights crises: religious persecution, increasingly escalating into ethno ...

SharePresident Women Aglow International, Bishop Ireti Akinola, has called on women in Nigeria and beyond to build confidence in their identity in God, grow deeper in faith and become stronger in ...

Nowhere are these statistics more startling than in Northern Nigeria. In 2025, 4,476 Christians were murdered globally. But ...