Nigerian missionary oblate, doctoral student, theologian, research assistant, and part-time professor at Saint Paul University in Ottawa.
With over eight years of missionary experience among the Innu First Nation in Quebec, he explores how Indigenous wisdom, postcolonial identity, and storytelling can renew theology and mission. His work seeks to listen deeply to the Echoes of the Spirit from the Forest and in “all our relations.”
“When the ancestors dreamed of the continent, they dreamed of us—not as shadows of their past, but as the living fire of their hopes, and the witnesses of all the past heroes.” Across Africa, we walk on lands watered by tears, cultivated with prayers, and guarded by the spirits of those who came before us—men and women who stood tall…
During the inauguration Mass of Pope Leo XIV, one detail stood out for me: the visible presence of Black Catholics. Of the six people serving directly at the altar, three were Black — a gesture that perhaps nods to the rising number of vocations in Africa. Yet one must ask: does this visibility amount to genuine inclusivity? In business, numbers…