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February 2, 2015

Nigerian cardinal: Candidates must focus on issues, not smear tactics

Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan waves to supporters at a Peoples Democratic Party election rally in Ilorin, Nigeria, Jan. 26. A Nigerian cardinal called on candidates in the country's Feb. 14 elections to focus on issues of importance to voters rath er than on character assassination and smear tactics.

LAGOS, Nigeria - The retired archbishop of Lagos called on candidates in Nigeria's Feb. 14 elections to focus on issues of importance to voters rather than on character assassination and smear tactics.

Published in International
August 12, 2014

Nigerian archbishops suspend sign of peace to help prevent Ebola

Health workers put Ebola patient, Father Miguel Pajares of Spain, into an ambulance Aug. 7 at a military air base in Madrid, after he was repatriated from Liberia for treatment. Ghana's bishops have urged the government to be extra vigilant in screening people who enter the country by sea for signs of Ebola.

LAGOS, Nigeria - In an effort to curtail the spread of Ebola, the Archdioceses of Lagos and Abuja instructed their priests to suspend all forms of physical contact during Mass, including the traditional sign of peace.

Published in International
January 17, 2013

Nigerian cardinal blasts politicians over youth deaths

Nigerian Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie criticized oil pipeline vandalism that led to the death of more than two dozen youths

LAGOS, NIGERIA - Nigerian Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie criticized oil pipeline vandalism that led to the death of more than two dozen youths, saying if they had had jobs, their deaths might have been avoided.

Published in International