Vatican Usurper’s Empty Gestures Conceal Spiritual Bankruptcy in Nigeria Crisis
The EWTN News portal reports that antipope Robert Prevost (“Leo XIV”) expressed “sorrow and prayerful closeness” for victims of violent attacks in Nigeria during his February 8, 2026 Angelus address. The article details armed group assaults on churches, kidnappings of clergy including Fr. Nathaniel Asuwaye, and destruction of Catholic infrastructure. Prevost vaguely called for authorities to “ensure protection of every citizen,” praised beatified Spanish modernist priest Salvatore Valera Parra, and referenced St. Josephine Bakhita while promoting the World Day Against Human Trafficking. The counterfeit pope concluded with naturalistic appeals for “respect and fraternity among peoples,” omitting any call for Nigeria’s conversion to the Catholic Faith or recognition of Christ’s Social Kingship.




