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The second phase of the Stable, Trained and Empowered Me (STEM) project has kicked off in Benin Edo State with the disbursement of startup packs to barbing and fish-farming beneficiaries.
So far, a total of 100 persons (45 in fashion design; 15 in fish farming; 18 in barbing; and 22 in poultry) have been trained.
STEM, a collaboration between Caritas Nigeria and GIZ is aimed at the socio-economic integration of returnee migrants.
The Caritas Nigeria team was in the diocese of Katsina-Ala at the invitation of the newly-installed bishop for its first-ever General Assembly since its erection ten years ago.
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Beloved Friends and Colleagues Today is Vocation Sunday. It is a day in which we remember that each one of us has been called by God for one form of vocation or another. We are not all destined to be...
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NATIONAL SECURITY: CHALLENGES FOR CHURCH AND SOCIETY IN NIGERIA Statement by Most Rev. Matthew Man-Oso Ndagoso, Episcopal Chairman of Church and Society Department, Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, Abuja, at the 2021 Annual General Meeting of Church and Society
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