ECOLOGY & HUMAN DIGNITY · 28 SEPT 2026
How many of us think of thanking a Vulture?
Who do we notice? Who do we overlook? A reflection on dignity and the lives that quietly sustain our own.
Read the essayTHEOLOGIAN · WRITER · OBLATE PRIEST
Faith begins
with relationship.
Between African memory and Indigenous wisdom, Christian faith and the questions of our time.
Explore my journeyNnaemeka Ali, O.M.I.Rooted in Nigeria. Writing from Canada.
African & Indigenous theologyCulture & memoryJustice & public life
FROM THE JOURNAL
Paying attention.
Asking differently.
SOCIETY & BELONGING · 28 SEPT 2026
Why Are We So Easy to Divide?
A question about Nigeria, the divisions we inherit, and the stories through which we understand one another.
Read the essayA QUESTION AT THE HEART OF MY RESEARCH
What happens when relationship is a way of knowing?
My doctoral work explores mission among Indigenous Peoples and the relationality gap: the distance between relationship as a teaching method and relationship as the ground of knowledge.
Explore the researchBEHIND THE WRITING
A theologian.
A listener. A fellow traveller.
I am an Igbo theologian and Missionary Oblate of Mary Immaculate. Years of life and ministry among Innu communities continue to shape the questions I bring to theology, culture and the Church.
More about mePhotographs: Vulture © Charles J. Sharp; Kaduna market © Samsule2, Wikimedia Commons. Both CC BY-SA 4.0; displayed with crops.
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