Nigeria’s Despair Exposes Conciliar Church’s Abdication of Christ’s Kingship
Catholic News Agency reports on “Archbishop” Ignatius Ayau Kaigama of Abuja’s November 23 homily lamenting Nigeria’s descent from “happiest nation” to potentially “saddest nation in the world.” The conciliar prelate attributed this decline to poor governance, insecurity, corruption, and religious hypocrisy since Nigeria’s 1960 independence. Speaking at St. Luke’s Parish during confirmation ceremonies, Kaigama criticized selective justice where “the law catches only the feeble” while powerful corrupt officials enjoy impunity. He questioned whether Nigeria’s famed religiosity translates into authentic Christian witness, asking: “Is our religiosity only about filling up mosques and churches with numbers or indeed allowing ourselves to be led by the Spirit of God to act justly?” The article concludes with Kaigama urging Nigerians to hold leaders accountable without fear.


