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Ban On Shortcut Road: Amid Growing Insecurity, Catholic Diocese Says Clergy, Religious Accessing Maiduguri “Must Use Longer Route” - Global Upfront Newspapers
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Ban On Shortcut Road: Amid Growing Insecurity, Catholic Diocese Says Clergy, Religious Accessing Maiduguri “Must Use Longer Route” - Global Upfront Newspapers
Members of the Clergy, women and men Religious traveling to the city of Maiduguri in Northeastern Nigeria, where the country’s Catholic Diocese of Maiduguri is headquartered have been directed to avoid the shortcut road “between Mubi through Gwoza” due to an upsurge in cases of targeted abductions. In an interview with ACI Africa, a Clergy of the Nigerian Diocese has confirmed the ban and explained its justification. “Given the recent resurgen…
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