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Nigerian bishops call for free and peaceful elections
First source report
Nigerian bishops have called for free, fair, and peaceful elections through a period of prayer and fasting.
The first of three scheduled days of prayer and fasting began across the country today. Father Michael Banjo, general secretary of the Catholic Secretariat of Nigeria, told Vatican media that the bishops' primary concern is that citizens can choose their leaders freely.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- Official source@VaticanNewsNigeria, appello dei vescovi per elezioni libere e pacifiche
Vatican News
- Official sourceL'appello dei vescovi della Nigeria per elezioni eque, libere e pacifiche
L'Osservatore Romano
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- Oct 31, 4:02 AM Vatican News Italiano Nigeria, appello dei vescovi per elezioni libere e pacifiche
- Oct 31, 7:14 AM L'Osservatore Romano Italiano L'appello dei vescovi della Nigeria per elezioni eque, libere e pacifiche
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