Leo Igwe
Contributor at Freelance
Chair, Critical Thinking Social Empowerment Foundation, Director Advocacy for Alleged Witches
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1 week ago |
maravipost.com | Leo Igwe
By Leo IgweReligious rituals are not often what they are believed to be. So, African governments must be vigilant and take measures to combat religious abuse of children on the continent. Violations during religious ceremonies are rampant, and they negatively impact the lives of children and the future and development of society. In past years, some cases have been reported of children drowning and dying during baptism, or exorcism.
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1 week ago |
maravipost.com | Leo Igwe
By Leo IgweThe Inter-Parliamentary Union will hold its second conference on interfaith dialogue in Rome in June. It is pertinent to reflect on the significance of interfaith conversations, communications, and cooperation. In particular, I ask: can parliamentary diplomacy help further interreligious dialogue in Nigeria? Nigeria is religiously pluralistic, and religious attacks and sectarian violence often take place. Faith-based abuses are rampant. IPU is a global organization of national parliaments.
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1 week ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
The Inter-Parliamentary Union will hold its second conference on interfaith dialogue in Rome in June. It is pertinent to reflect on the significance of interfaith conversations, communications, and cooperation. In particular, I ask: can parliamentary diplomacy help further interreligious dialogue in Nigeria? Nigeria is religiously pluralistic, and religious attacks and sectarian violence often take place. Faith-based abuses are rampant. IPU is a global organization of national parliaments.
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2 weeks ago |
modernghana.com | Leo Igwe
The second interfaith conference of the Interparliamentary Union (IPU) will take place in Rome, Italy from June 19 to 21, 2025. The Italian Parliament and IPU with the support of Religions for Peace are organizing the event. Humanists International, a global body for humanists, atheists, and other nonreligious individuals and groups, has been invited to participate.
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2 weeks ago |
peoplesdailyng.com | Leo Igwe
By Leo IgweAfricans should stop legitimizing nonsense and foolery. We should stop linking these absurdities to Africa, reinforce the prejudice and stereotype that Africans are primitive in thinking and reasoning. This is what happens when Africans unwittingly validate these stupid and unreasonable claims as illustrations of African ‘science’. They are not. Science is science. Fact is a fact. There is nothing like an African science. There is nothing like an ‘African’ fact.
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Do not tell me there is no connection between church activities and witch hunting in the region. There is! @Dillisyp @UnAlbinism @EduEle5 @pdbraide https://t.co/bpzrf2axri
Accused of witchcraft and set ablaze in Plateau state some years ago ..those who perpetrated this atrocity should be in jail...but they are not @UnAlbinism @Dillisyp @LaReina_Vee @lux_zifer @EduEle5 @pdbraide https://t.co/b2vRq3qIYk
2 years ago with the German envoy on freedom of religion or belief, Mr Frank Schwabe, in his electoral office in Recklinghausen, Germany. https://t.co/Pn3PIvUww6
