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Naija Gospel Radio, Nigeria’s #1 Online Gospel Radio station based in Lagos, Nigeria was officially launched on September 1, 2015 and is dedicated to broadcasting seasoned gospel messages 24 hours non stop.

Priest Suspended For Rapping During Service

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A Roman Catholic Priest in Kenya, Rev. Fr. Paul Ogalo, has been suspended for rapping in church as a way of preaching the gospel.

Lawyer Demands Release of Leah Sharibu

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Human rights lawyer, Emmanuel Ogebe, who heads the US Nigeria Law Group, has called for urgent action in the release of the heroine Christian Schoolgirl, Leah Sharibu.

Muoka Calls on Christians to Denounce Sin

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Founder of the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, Pastor Lazarus Muoka, has called on Christians to shun every form of sin to live a victorious life.

Silence and the Gospel: Pharisees’ Silence of Defeat

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Some skeptics are hardened against Christianity. Others are genuine seekers who want to know why we believe.

Christianity May Cease to Exist by 2043 – NCEF

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The NCEF therefore demanded the restructuring of the Christian Association of Nigeria before the 2019 general elections.

Church Critical to Nigeria’s Growth – Pastor Olowere

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Youth Pastor of Christ Apostolic Church, Ibadan, Pastor Olowere, has stated that the Church has a critical role to play if Nigeria has to achieve growth.

Silence and the Gospel: Zechariah’s Gift of Silence

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Given this, silence can be a gift. And it was a gift God gave to Zechariah, though we are not accustomed to reading the narrative in this way.

“Defending” God But “Destroying” His Word, The Bible (1)

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There are three basic attributes of the Bible which are to be respected and maintained in our interpretation of the Bible texts.

Download Mp3: Philip Edward – Bia Nara

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Aspiring Gospel musician and songwriter Philip Edward is out with his debut music titled, Bia Nara, which is free for download.

CAN Denies Endorsing Buhari

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The body dissociated itself from the endorsement of Buhari by a political group, Change Advocates of Nigeria, using similar CAN acronym with the Christian body.