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Veronica Ngalasi Igwe: A Tribute to a Mother of Love, Giving and Forgiveness [MUST READ]

In this deeply personal tribute, Leo Igwe remembers his late mother, Veronica Ngalasi Igwe, as a woman whose life was defined by uncommon love,...

Leo Igwe: On the Policing Allegations of Penis Theft in Rivers State [MUST READ]

A recent case in a community in Rivers State has revealed worrisome gaps and disconnects in policing and management of allegations of penis theft...

Mathias Ezeaku: Freedom of Religion, Rejection of Christianity, and Politics in Southern Nigeria [MUST READ]

My attention has been drawn to a media report stating that a community had rejected a traditional religious worshipper, Mathias Ezeaku, who is aspiring...

Disenchanting Wigs: Do Lawyers Suffer Spiritual Attacks in Courtrooms? [MUST READ]

My attention has been drawn to an article, Haunted wigs: Lawyers share mysterious courtroom experiences, by Chijioke Iremeka. The article was published in The...

Leo Igwe: What Happened When I Attended a Humanist Child Naming Ceremony [MUST READ]

In February, the Humanist Association of Nigeria recorded the second child naming event. The event took place in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. The ceremony...

Dear Police IG Disu: Police Extortion and Ending Witch Hunts in Ebonyi State [MUST READ]

Efforts to end witchcraft accusations and persecution will amount to nothing and yield no significant results if police officers do not change their ways...

Witchcraft Accusation, Death, and Oracle Consultation in Delta State, By Leo Igwe [MUST READ]

Witchcraft is a form of death sentence, and a matter of life and death. In witch persecution, every second matters, every minute counts, as...

Leo Igwe: Much Ado About Eze Ndi Igbo in South Africa and Beyond [MUST READ]

Because I am 'involved', I have been reluctant to write about this topic. As an Igbo person, I have been hesitant to comment on...

Obiageri Ottih: Religious Prisoner of Conscience in Nigeria [MUST READ]

Obiageri Ottih, a 49-year-old woman from Imo state in southern Nigeria, is a religious prisoner of conscience. Ottih is a traditional/ indigenous religious worshipper....

Religious Freedom: Advocacy Group Urges Imo Governor to Intervene in Police Harassment of Traditionalist Family

OWERRI, Nigeria - An advocacy organisation has called on the governor of Imo State, Hope Uzodinma, to intervene in what it described as the...

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