• Today Is My Last Day as a Christian Catholic Man Reacts to Ifeanyi Ubah’s Omission at Nnewi Cathedral Dedication

    A Catholic man from Nnewi, James Louise Okoye, has sparked intense debate after publicly renouncing Christianity over the Catholic Church’s failure to acknowledge the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah during the dedication of the Nnewi Catholic Diocese Cathedral.

    In a viral video recorded within the church compound, Okoye expressed deep anger and disappointment, questioning why Ubah—whom he described as a major contributor and pioneer supporter of the cathedral project—was not mentioned during prayers for the faithful departed.

    “Did you hear them say, ‘May the soul of Ifeanyi Ubah rest in peace’?” he asked those around him.

    According to Okoye, the omission was unfair and painful, especially given Ubah’s alleged role in supporting the cathedral before his death. He described the silence as injustice, repeatedly saying, “Evil is evil.”

    Visibly emotional, Okoye apologised to Ubah’s spirit in Igbo, repeatedly saying, “Ifeanyi Ubah, sorry.”
    He then made a shocking declaration:
    “I’m done with religion. Today is my last day as a Christian.”

    Should the Church have acknowledged Ifeanyi Ubah?
    Was this a justified protest or an emotional overreaction?

    #IfeanyiUbah #CatholicChurch #Nnewi #NigeriaNews
    Today Is My Last Day as a Christian Catholic Man Reacts to Ifeanyi Ubah’s Omission at Nnewi Cathedral Dedication A Catholic man from Nnewi, James Louise Okoye, has sparked intense debate after publicly renouncing Christianity over the Catholic Church’s failure to acknowledge the late Senator Ifeanyi Ubah during the dedication of the Nnewi Catholic Diocese Cathedral. In a viral video recorded within the church compound, Okoye expressed deep anger and disappointment, questioning why Ubah—whom he described as a major contributor and pioneer supporter of the cathedral project—was not mentioned during prayers for the faithful departed. “Did you hear them say, ‘May the soul of Ifeanyi Ubah rest in peace’?” he asked those around him. According to Okoye, the omission was unfair and painful, especially given Ubah’s alleged role in supporting the cathedral before his death. He described the silence as injustice, repeatedly saying, “Evil is evil.” Visibly emotional, Okoye apologised to Ubah’s spirit in Igbo, repeatedly saying, “Ifeanyi Ubah, sorry.” He then made a shocking declaration: “I’m done with religion. Today is my last day as a Christian.” 馃憠 Should the Church have acknowledged Ifeanyi Ubah? 馃憠 Was this a justified protest or an emotional overreaction? #IfeanyiUbah #CatholicChurch #Nnewi #NigeriaNews
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  • BREAKING: Bishop Emeritus of Nsukka Catholic Diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Francis Emmanuel Ogbonna Okobo, has died at the age of 89.

    Okobo, the first Bishop of Nsukka Diocese, passed away early Friday morning after a brief illness, according to priests in the diocese.

    Appointed on November 19, 1990, and ordained on January 6, 1991, he led the diocese until his retirement in 2013. Born November 4, 1936, he was ordained a priest in 1966.

    Tributes are pouring in, honoring his legacy as a pioneer who nurtured and shaped the Nsukka Diocese.

    #BreakingNews #CatholicChurch #Nsukka
    BREAKING: Bishop Emeritus of Nsukka Catholic Diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Francis Emmanuel Ogbonna Okobo, has died at the age of 89. Okobo, the first Bishop of Nsukka Diocese, passed away early Friday morning after a brief illness, according to priests in the diocese. Appointed on November 19, 1990, and ordained on January 6, 1991, he led the diocese until his retirement in 2013. Born November 4, 1936, he was ordained a priest in 1966. Tributes are pouring in, honoring his legacy as a pioneer who nurtured and shaped the Nsukka Diocese. #BreakingNews #CatholicChurch #Nsukka
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