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VoiceAfrique: Perspectives on Faith , Life and Politics from Africa and the Diaspora

VoiceAfrique: Perspectives on Faith , Life and Politics from Africa and the Diaspora

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Celebrating the stories of faith in action and the voices of Christians from the African heartland, the emerging center of gravity of World Christianity, and from black Christians in the United States, Canada and the Diaspora.

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  • You can be healed and made whole again

    You can be healed and made whole again
    2025/11/06

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    Dr Otunla continues her discussion on how you can find healing and the need to allow that process to begin by seeking help and acknowledging your needs for healing and restoration. Sometimes we breakdown or we we are weighed down by the challenges of life, but wherever you are and whatever the burdens you carry, Dr Otunla has a message for you: You can be made whole again.
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    25 分
  • The Blood of Nigerian Christians: Trump’s Threats, the Vatican’s Voice, and our Cry for Justice

    The Blood of Nigerian Christians: Trump’s Threats, the Vatican’s Voice, and our Cry for Justice
    2025/11/03

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    Nigeria bleeds — and the world is finally taking notice. Once hailed as Africa’s giant, Nigeria has become a graveyard of broken promises and buried dreams. Over fifty thousand Christians have been murdered, entire villages wiped away, priests and worshippers slaughtered at the altar, and millions displaced while the powerful trade blame and excuses. The United States once again has placed Nigeria on its list of “Countries of Particular Concern.” President Donald Trump threatened sanctions, and military attack calling out the government’s failure to stop the killings. In The Hague, the International Criminal Court opened investigations into war crimes and crimes against humanity. And in Rome, the Vatican spoke with moral clarity: no government can claim legitimacy while its people perish in ungoverned spaces. This episode confronts Nigeria’s crisis through faith and prophetic denouncement. It explores what the U.S. designation means, why the Vatican’s voice carries the greatest moral authority, and how Nigeria’s leaders — blinded by greed and corruption — are turning the nation into a valley of tears.“The Blood of Christians” is not just about religion; it is about a people’s cry for justice, a nation’s moral collapse, and the Church’s call to prophetic courage. Listen, reflect, and join the movement to restore Nigeria’s soul.
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    33 分
  • Engaging Bishop Kukah on Christian Persecution, the Blood of the Faithful in Nigeria and Tinubu's Corrupt and Insensitive Government

    Engaging Bishop Kukah on Christian Persecution, the Blood of the Faithful in Nigeria and Tinubu's Corrupt and Insensitive Government
    2025/11/01

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    Welcome to VoiceAfrique's special edition on the suffering of Christians and the poor in Nigeria which we have titled “Engaging Bishop Kukah on the Blood of the Faithful in Nigeria and Tinubu’s Corrupt and Insensitive Government.” This episode dares to ask difficult questions and tell difficult truths about the state of our nation and the suffering of God’s people. It is not a defence of Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, nor is it an attack on him. Rather, it is a space of honest dialogue—a moral conversation among Christians who love their country and desire its healing.

    Nigeria today bleeds from open wounds of corruption, insecurity, and moral decay. The cry of the innocent and the tears of the persecuted Christians rise daily to heaven, while those entrusted with leadership wallow in luxury and indifference. This episode confronts these uncomfortable realities: the betrayal of the poor, the failure of governance under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and the silence of many in the face of evil.

    But above all, it is a call to conscience, Gospel non-violence, and Christian resistance against this cycle of persecution and violence and suffering. Our salvation as a people will not come from Washington, London, or Paris. Nigeria’s redemption lies in the courage, faith, and solidarity of Nigerians themselves and commitment to live together in an inclusive and just country where the common good is protected, promoted and available to everyone everywhere without regard to religion, ethnicity, or class. Here, we speak truth to power, with compassion, faith with courage, and hope with responsibility.
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    43 分
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