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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.
Netanyahu Condemns Iran for Persecuting Christians
Speaking at the first Christian Media Summit in Jerusalem, Netanyahu said it's time to speak out for suffering Christians in Iran.
Devotion: Sustained by God’s Touch
If the power of human touch is so tremendous, one can only imagine the power of God’s touch. Our reading today gives us one example in Jeremiah.
CAN Niger State Tasks Governor on Cabinet Representation
The Niger State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria has called for adequate representation of Christians in constituting a new cabinet.
Christian Printer Turns Down Transgender Business
Christian Printer Nigel Williams, said he would be prepared to do work for Joanne Lockwood, but refused to do work for her business, SEE Change Happen.
Bishop Kukah: Catholic Church Losing Influence in Nigeria
Bishop Kukah accused European and American politicians and diplomats of publicly “pandering” to Islam at the expense of Christianity.
Tor Uja: Nigeria Needs Spiritual Rebirth
Rev. Tor Uja, the Executive Secretary, Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission, (NCPC), said on Friday that the nation needs a spiritual rebirth.
Jeremy Lin Reminds Christians of God’s Sovereignty
Jeremy Lin has offered Christians a reminder of God's sovereignty saying, "nothing we see or go through is out of God's control."
Catholic Bishops Seeks God’s Face for Unity in Nigeria
Catholic Bishops in Nigeria have sought the face of God through prayers for peace and reconciliation, to ensure that the North and South are united.
Police Kill Pakistani Boy, for Believing in Jesus
In a horrific act of violence and Christian persecution, one Pakistani boy has been killed. His father claims that the authorities beat his son to death for believing in Jesus.
Abducted Christian Journalist Freed 96days After
Christian journalist Luka Binniyat was reunited with his family after spending 96 days in custody on charges related to a publication.
