Nigeria needs rescue from 1999 Constitution, says Cardinal Okogie
Catholic Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, has said Nigeria needed to be rescued from the 1999 Constitution, as it created a leadership that benefits only the elite and, ironically, facilitates insecurity, poverty and insurgency.
What do we make of a country where an individual owns a fleet of private jet…? — Okogie
EMERITUS Catholic Archbishop of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Okogie, has described Nigeria as a nation without leaders, arguing that all available indices, including high level insecurity, abysmally low quality of life of the average Nigerian, in sharp contrast with the opulent lifestyle of politicians, offer little or no hope to even the most incurable optimist in the land.
Okogie urges political leaders to pay attention to national security
The Catholic Archbishop Emeritus, Archdiocese of Lagos, Anthony Okogie has advised the country’s leadership to give special attention to the security of Nigerians.
Okogie: Friend of the helpless
CATHOLIC Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos Archdiocese, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, belongs to the generation of old biblical prophets who fearlessly and persistently admonished kings and the people of Israel to repent from their profane and sinful behaviours,
Okogie blames CAN crisis on pride among members
THE Catholic Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos, Anthony Cardinal Okogie, has blamed the protracted crisis rocking the umbrella body of Christians in Nigeria on pride among the ranks of leaders.
Lifetime achievers Anthony Cardinal Okogie: Friend of the helpless
CATHOLIC Archbishop Emeritus of Lagos Archdiocese, Anthony Cardinal Olubunmi Okogie, belongs to the generation of old biblical prophets who fearlessly and persistently admonished kings and the people of Israel to repent from their profane and sinful behaviours, which were at variance with the commandments of God.
