Louis Lawrence Ngare

Previously, he was Rector of Bishop Cotter Memorial Seminary Bare, Adamawa State Nigeria during which time he helped and counselled young men who intended to embark on the training to the Catholic priesthood in the art of self-discernment. He was a lecturer in the Philosophy Department at the St. Augustine Major Seminary, Jos, Nigeria, an affiliate of the University of Jos where he taught and moderated quite a number of undergraduate projects in the area of Ethics, African Philosophy, Epistemology and Metaphysics.

He is the author of Politics of Ethnic and Religious Alignments in Nigeria: A Philosophy of liberation for mutual coexistence (2012) and Matters Arising: A Christian Response to the Rise of Islamic Radicalism in North-Eastern Nigeria. (2013). He is currently enrolled on a PhD programme with the University of Jos with a Special research interest in Experimental Philosophy with a special focus on its Ethical implications. He is a member of the Teacher Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN), a body for professional teachers in Nigeria.

Fr Louis has a strong involvement with the programme for resettlement of internally displaced persons at Sangre Marghi, Adamawa state, an intervention programme embarked upon by the Catholic Diocese of Yola, in collaboration with Missio Germany and the Adamawa state government to cater for the basic accommodation needs of the victims of the Boko Haram insurgency in North-East Nigeria

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