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By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Nigeria’s religious diversity has always been both a defining feature of the country and one of its most delicate social realities. Muslims, Christians and adherents of traditional religions have lived alongside one another for generations, sharing markets,…

By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Sometimes, a nation receives an important lesson without sitting in a classroom. Sometimes, the lesson comes through a simple human encounter: a young girl who has worked tirelessly to master her faith’s sacred text standing before a…

Ramatu A Binyamin Peace building is often associated with diplomats negotiating ceasefires and organizations responding to conflict in fragile states. Yet some of the most meaningful work of building peace begins much closer to home: in the relationships we cultivate,…

After nearly 30 years of ministry in Turkmenistan as a missionary, Fr. Andrzej Madej, OMI, tells Vatican News that his goal was to build relationships with all people based on respect and peace, since “where Christ comes, love comes with…

Peter Gyendyeng and the late Imam Abdullahi Abubakar have given us two powerful lessons: peace must be reciprocal, and humanity must never become the casualty of religious difference By Abdulkarim Abdulmalik Nigeria does not lack religious sermons. What the country…

By Tsofeed Adeshina Mustapha A Christian, Peter Ibrahim Gyendyeng, built a Juma’at Mosque for Muslims in Plateau State as a gesture of peace and coexistence. And understandably, many Muslims are happy, celebrating and commending him. Beautiful! I am happy too.…