Chief imam urges indigenes to support Olubadan with prayers

The chief imam said that the antecedents of Oba Ladoja showed that he has good intentions to serve Ibadanland and entire Yoruba land.

2026 Hajj: Pilgrims must complete payment by December 31, says NAHCON

According to him, NAHCON had secured a reduction of over N200,000 per pilgrim in service costs.

Police investigate sexual abuse allegation against Ebonyi pastor

She alleged that the cleric had assured her that seven days of sex with him was all she needed for her genotype to change from SS to AA.

Church of England appoints Sarah Mullally first female archbishop of Canterbury

Sarah Mullally, the bishop of London, will lead the Church of England.

Kano pilgrims board sets October 8 deadline for 50% hajj seat remittance

The director-general of the board, Lamin Rabi’u, announced this in a statement.

Hope fades for Muslim boarding children in school collapse

Nearly 60 others, mostly aged between 13 and 18, remained unaccounted for, the National Disaster Management Agency said.

NAHCON reaffirms dedication to promoting national cohesion

“We will continue to align our efforts with national values of unity, peace, and progress,” the NAHCON chief said.

Nigerians should pay their taxes despite Tinubu’s reforms causing economic hardships: CAN

“The rising cost of living, food insecurity, unemployment, and inflation continue to weigh heavily on households,” said Mr Okoh.

Taliban shuts down internet amid clampdown on ‘immoral’ activities in Afghanistan

Internet blackout in Afghanistan comes a few weeks after Taliban authorities threatened a total internet blackout in a bid to clamp down on immoral activities.

Holy See urges international community to support Africa