By Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh ​The Catholic Bishop of Ekiti Diocese, Most Rev. Felix Femi Ajakaye, has urged journalists, creative industry professionals, and the Christian faithful to fiercely safeguard authentic human connection against the rising wave of digital alienation and artificial intelligence.  ​Delivering his homily at the St. Patrick Catholic Cathedral, Ado-Ekiti, to mark the

By Chukwudi Asoya Media Workers have been charged on the effective use of morden information technology also know as “artificial intelligence”( AI). The charge was given by the bishop of Issele-Uku diocese Most Rev. Dr Michael Odogwu Elue who was represented by Rev. Fr. Peter Mokwunye, Principal St. Patrick’s college, Asaba at the just concluded

By Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh As Nigeria begins to experience a delicate socio-political climate ahead of its upcoming elections, the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN) has sent a clear message to political actors, electoral umpires, and the public: democracy is not a game of manoeuvres, and the technology meant to safeguard votes is a moral

1. Protocol and Greetings Our Respected Bishop Chairman for Social Communications, Most Rev. Prof. Gerald Musa, The Secretary General of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, Rev. Fr. Michael Banjo, Reverend Fathers and Directors working here at the CSN, The Dedicated Staff of the CSN Communications Office, Distinguished Gentlemen of the Press, Ladies and Gentlemen. 2.

By Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh Describing the life of a fallen hero is one thing; teaching the living how to carry on his legacy is another. Thus, in a highly didactic homily that served as both a tribute and a pastoral/spiritual direction, the Archbishop of Owerri, Most Rev. Lucius Iwejuru Ugorji, at the funeral Mass

By Fr. Michael Nsikak Umoh In a compelling appeal for ecological conversion and social equity, Rev. Fr. Michael ‘Leke Banjo, Secretary General of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria (CSN), has called on Nigerians to move away from a history of environmental exploitation toward a future rooted in “sacred stewardship.” Delivering the Opening Remarks on May

Protocol. I have the singular privilege to offer these opening remarks as we gather for this important Multifaith and Multisectoral Forum on Nigeria’s Just Energy Transition Plan. On behalf of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, I convey our warm greetings and sincere goodwill to all present. In a special way, I warmly greet the members

By Fr. Amos Okhuleigbe The letter issued from the Dicastery for Communication and signed by Paolo Ruffini on April 29, 2026, constitutes far more than a ceremonial gesture; it is, in substance and tone, an ecclesiological validation of a communication paradigm that has gradually matured within the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria (CBCN). The document