Friday, October 30, 2026

Faith

May 5, 2024

Onaiyekan seeks use of religion to foster national cohesion

The cleric encouraged the fellows not to doubt the profound impact their efforts would have in fostering peace wherever they went.

May 5, 2024

Bayelsa governor, Jonathan, others pay last respects to Queen Daukoru

Mr Daukoru thanked the governor and his entourage for their support

Gov Douye Diri
May 4, 2024

Tinubu’s government must tackle hunger, poverty to avert ‘looming danger’, Anglican bishop warns

He appealed to Mr Tinubu to declare a state of emergency on poverty and hunger in the country.

Crying Nigerians and Bola Ahmed Tinubu
May 4, 2024

Traders make brisk sales as Anglican Diocese of Awka holds 2024 Synod

“We brought the product down to the people here for convenience.’’

Anglican Church of Nigeria
May 3, 2024

Religious freedom ‘extremely poor’ in Nigeria; government slow in responding to attacks: USCIRF

USCIRF expressed disappointment that India and Nigeria were not designated as CPCs.

ONDO CHURCH MASSACRE
May 3, 2024

2024 religious freedom report recommends U.S. designate Nigeria, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, India as ‘Countries of Particular Concern’

In its 2024 Annual Report, USCIRF recommends 17 countries to the U.S. Department of State for designation as Countries of Particular Concern (CPCs).

Sultan of Sokoto and PM Narendra Modi
May 2, 2024

NAHCON visa processing for 2024 Hajj reaches advanced stage

NAHCON executive chairman Jalal Arabi said this at the maiden stakeholders’ summit on Hajj and Umrah on Thursday in Abuja.

National Hajj Commission (Credit: NAN)
May 2, 2024

Pakistan condemns terror attack on Afghan mosque

“The people and government of Pakistan extend their heartfelt condolences to the people of Afghanistan,” it added.

Bombed mosque in Herat
May 1, 2024

Methodist Church reverses ban on gay pastors, LGBTQ members 

The action followed years of debates within the denomination about issues relating to homosexuality.

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
April 29, 2024

Kano Assembly passes bill to make HIV, hepatitis, other medical tests compulsory for intending couples

The leader further said that the bill was passed because the state had been battling with different health issues, including HIV

HIV AIDS CENTER