Veronica Openibo
[1]Veronica Openibo (amuru Jenuarị 17, 1951) bu nwanne jumarechi Naijiria na onye isi nzuko ogbako nke Sisters of the Holy Child Jesus
Ndụ
dezieVeronica Openibo na January 17, 1951 na Lagos, Nigeria . [1] Ọ tolitere dị ka onye nke abụọ n'ime ihe ngosi iri na abụọ n'ihe ji ịhụnanya bịara ihe.
Ọ sonyeere njikọ nke Nwa Nsọ Jizọs na September 1973. Na 1975, o kwere nkwa mbụ mbụ ya wee gaa n'ihu n'ihe ọkụ ya. [1] Veronica akwụkwọ akwụkwọ na Bekee na 1979 wee gaa n'ihu ọnwụ na Jos[1]
[1]Mgbe e hiwere nsogbu Africa nke ịdị njikere nke Nwa Nchọgharị, Veronica ekiri onye isi ala Africa mbụ ya, na-eje ozi site na 1986 ruo 1992.
Nkwado maka nghọta na eziokwu
dezie[2] [3]Veronica ikike nlebara anya mba ụwa maka ike aka siri ike ya n'oge nzụkọ na Vatican maka nchekwa na February 23, 2019. N'okwu ya, o ji ọkụ n'obi kpọkuo maka ike ikike na ọrịka ma gbaa ume ngbanwe " site na nkwutọ gaa n'eziokwu [4] [5]
Ntụaka
dezie- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Céline Hoyeau. "Sœur Veronica Openibo : « La vérité des femmes doit être écoutée » – Ses dates", La Croix, 4 December 2019. Retrieved on 3 September 2023..
- ↑ Abus: une religieuse nigériane appelle à passer «du scandale à la vérité» (fr). vaticannews.va (23 February 2019). Retrieved on 3 September 2023.
- ↑ Lucie Sarr (14 January 2021). 10 femmes qui ont marqué l'Église en Afrique ces dernières années : 1. Sœur Veronica Openibo (fr). africa.la-croix.com. La Croix Africa. Archived from the original on 25 July 2021. Retrieved on 3 September 2021.
- ↑ Christopher Lamb. "Nigerian sister urges bishops to face up to abuse", The Tablet. Retrieved on 2023-10-10. (in en)
- ↑ Michael J. O'Loughlin (2019-02-23). Nigerian sister asks bishops: Why did the church allow atrocities of sex abuse to remain secret? (en). America Magazine. Retrieved on 2023-10-10.