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The iPriest is a website managed by a passionate priest deeply interested in social media and decolonial thought. The site covers a vast array of topics ranging from religion and politics to literature, culture, society, and race-related issues.
The author(s) of the website approach these subjects from a unique decolonizing perspective and are constantly looking for unexplored avenues and fresh possibilities.
It is vital to note that all the opinions shared on the website are purely personal and do not endorse any particular position.
Latest posts
02 March 2026
How Igbo Religion Was Reordered by Igala and Missionaries
Igbo religious history was reshaped by two forces: the Attah of Igala and Christian missionaries. Both...
20 February 2026
The Hypocrisy Behind Public Shaming of Women in Nigeria
There is a sickness among Nigerians. No matter how we pretend to be religious or claim to respect the...
03 October 2025
The Journey of “NA” in the Igbo Language: Part II
Understanding “NA” in Igbo Grammar: Auxiliary Verb and Conjunction
The small but powerful word “NA” carries...
02 October 2025
Call to Greatness in the Kingdom – Matthew 18:1–5, 10
Introduction – The Question of Greatness
Who is the greatest?
This question echoes through politics,...
30 September 2025
Call to Mercy: Jesus Sets His Face Toward Jerusalem (Luke 9:51–56)
Biblical Context – Jesus Sets His Face Toward Jerusalem
The Gospel of Luke tells us that “when the days...
29 September 2025
The Call of Nathanael in John 1:47–51 - Seeing Beyond Prejudice
Introduction: Judging by Appearances
Each of us can recall a time when we judged someone by their origin.
“He...
28 September 2025
The Great Reversal: A Sociocultural Reading of Luke 16, 19–31
1. Biblical Context
The parable contrasts two figures: a rich man, clothed in purple and fine linen,...
27 September 2025
The Son of Man Delivered: Glory, Power, and the Scandal of Weakness
Biblical Context
In Luke 9, Jesus has just healed a boy tormented by an unclean spirit (Luke 9: 37 –...
26 September 2025
Who Is Jesus for Us Today? Luke 9:18–22 and Wisdom from Africa and Indigenous Elders
Introduction
Who is Jesus for us today? This question continues to divide opinions — just as it did...
06 June 2025
Our First Ceremonies: Breath and the Kola Nut
In our journey exploring First Indigenous Ceremonies, we begin with the Anishinaabe breathing ceremony,...