Pope Appoints Nigerian Priest as Deputy Chief of Staff at Vatican
The Pope has appointed a Nigerian Augustinian priest from Plateau State as the deputy chief of staff at the Vatican. The priest, known as Daleng, will oversee non-liturgical administrative affairs, including coordinating official visits and organizing the papal household.
This move has drawn attention among Catholic Nigerians, with expectations of the priest featuring prominently alongside the Pope during major engagements.
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