Bishops of Nigeria have issued a passionate appeal for peace following recent massacres in the regions of Borgu and Ukum, where dozens of people were killed in separate, unrelated attacks. In Borgu, suspicion
Bishop of Katsina, Gerald Musa, stressed during a visit to the international headquarters of Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) that human life is sacred and that lynching has no place in
Fr Youhanna Al-Amin, the parish priest of St. Vincent’s Parish in Kauda, was tragically killed on Friday, 19 June, together with two other people in the Nuba Mountains, a region of Sudan that
The Yelewata massacre in the Nigerian state of Benue, which claimed the lives of over 250 people, continues to be remembered one year later as the local community and Church leaders renew their
The village of Adama Dutse in Nigeria has triumphed over despair, proving that violence will not have the final word through its faith, persistence, and help from ACN. On 27 May 2026, the
The Pentecost massacre in Nigeria has achieved a critical milestone toward accountability following the news that four gunmen have been found guilty in a court of law. Armed men carried out a killing
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