Archbishop Criticizes Nigeria's Security Agencies for Failing to Protect Christians
Archbishop Martins of the Catholic Church in Lagos, Nigeria, criticized the country's security agencies for being lax in protecting Christians from attacks, alleging genocide. He emphasized the need for justice and collaboration between the Church and government to promote social justice and sustainable development.
Rev. Fr. Anthony Fadairo reflected on his 35 years of priesthood, urging Nigerians to draw closer to God and shun evil amidst the challenges faced in the country. The Archbishop highlighted the importance of addressing corruption and economic hardships through partnership between the Church and government.
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