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(Photo) Nigerian Vatican Diplomats Meet Pope Francis

September 10, 2022
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(Photo) Nigerian Vatican Diplomats Meet Pope Francis
(Photo) Nigerian Vatican Diplomats Meet Pope Francis
Nigerian Vatican Diplomats After Audience With Pope Francis
Nigerian Vatican Diplomats After Audience With Pope Francis

Three Nigerian Vatican Diplomats and Vatican Ambassador to Nigeria: Archbishop Brian Udaigwe, Ambassador (Nuncio) to Sri Lanka; Archbishop Giudo Antonio Filipazzi Ambassador (Nuncio) to Nigeria; Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, Ambassador (Nuncio) to the United Nations/WTO; and Archbishop Jude Thaddeus Okolo, Ambassador (Nuncio) to Czech Republic after their meeting with Pope Francis in the Vatican City.

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