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 PRESS RELEASE  FG TO PRIORITIZE  RESOURCE ALLOCATION IN THE FACE OF LOW OIL PRICES The Federal Government of Nigeria will pursue diversification of its revenues and adopt greater prudent resource allocation measures to mitigate the impact of low oil prices should it continue, according to Mr. Wale Edun, the Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy. Speaking at a meeting with investors during the ongoing IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington DC yesterday, Mr Wale Edun emphasized that with the recent reforms embarked upon by the present administration, Nigeria is better positioned to deal with global economic uncertainties. The meeting was also attended by the Chairman, Senate Committee on Finance, Senator Mohammed Sani Musa; the Deputy Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee for Finance, Hon. Saidu Musa Abdullahi; the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Olayemi Cardoso; the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Finan...

POPE FRANCIS APPROVES EARLY ORDINATION FOR A NIGERIAN RELIGIOUS SICK WITH LEUKEMIA.{PHOTOS}.#PRESS RELEASE.

 

Nigerian religious, Livinius Nnamani, was ordained a priest on 1 April in Rome following Pope Francis approval for his early ordination. The recently-ordained priest suffers from Leukemia, a cancer of blood cells.
By Vatican News staff writer
A Nigerian religious, Livinius Esomchi Nnamani, who has been suffering from Leukemia has been ordained to the Catholic priesthood with the approval of Pope Francis.
The 31-year-old had written to the Holy Father requesting to move forward his ordination and was granted his wish on 1 April when Auxiliary Bishop of Rome, Daniele Libanori, ordained him at the Presidio Sanitario Medica Group Casilino Hospital in Rome.
Fr. Livinius’ story
Recently-ordained Fr. Livinius began his vocation journey in Owerri, Imo state, in Southeastern Nigeria when he entered the Order of the Mother of God, aged 20.
Shortly after his first vows, Livinius was diagnosed with Leukemia, setting off a challenging period of therapies and treatments for the young religious. Two years ago, he came to Italy in search of better healthcare.
Notwithstanding the gruelling transfusions and targeted treatments, Livinius continued his studies at the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas, better known as the Angelicum, and pronounced his final vows last September. However, as the illness progressed, He started to spend longer periods in hospital and his desire to complete his formation to the priesthood began to look more uncertain.
Consequently, Livinius made the decision to write Pope Francis, asking him to bring forward his ordination. The reply came quickly on 31 March: Pope Francis gave his permission. The following day, Livinius was ordained a priest.
The gift of priesthood
ā€œWith this gift,ā€ Bishop Libanori said during his homily, ā€œthe Father wants to sustain you so that you can fully live the trial to which he called you.ā€

ā€œAs a priest, you will be joined with Jesus to make your body an offering pleasing to God. Our priesthood, indeed, reaches its peak when together with the bread and wine, we know how to offer all of ourselves, the things the Lord has given us, and our very lives.ā€
Presently, Fr. Livinius has begun his priestly ministry at the Casilino hospital where he gives his blessing to the doctors and nurses who care for him and other patients on a daily basis.More photos below.

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