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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.
Devotion: Eating and Drinking in the Kingdom
Jesus reveals to His disciples one of the features of the salvation He promises: we will have bodies capable of drinking and eating.
Religion: Good or Evil?
Religion is as old as the human race. The plethora of world religions and is ever increasing influence on the mankind cannot be denied.
Cairo: Coptic Orthodox Priest Stabbed to Death
A Coptic Orthodox priest has been stabbed to death in Cairo, Egypt. The Coptic Orthodox Church in the UK has decried what he said was injustice.
Natalie Grant Undergoes Surgery
Christian singer Natalie Grant has undergone surgery to remove thyroid tumors that pose a cancer risk, and the procedure appears to have gone very well.
CAN GS Criticises Churches Inviting Entertainers to Boost Attendance
The CAN GS, Rev. Musa Asake, condemned the new trend saying it would only distract people from the true teachings of Christ.
Devotion: Hungering to Taste God’s Justice
This is a craving shared by God, who also loves righteousness and justice, and ultimately God’s will is to be done “on earth as it is in heaven”
Debut Single: D-Sammyst – Mighty God
God’s Praise Oracle, as D-Sammyst is also called, is a very passionate praise and worship Leader who loves God and desires to serve Him.
No Victor Between Christians and Muslims in Religious War – Onaiyekan
The Catholic Archbishop of Abuja, Cardinal Onaiyekan has said there would be no victor between Christians and Muslims if religious war breaks in Nigeria.
Zimbabwe: Courts Urged to Act Against Self-styled Prophets
The courts in Zimbabwe have been urged to act against self-styled prophets, who conveniently take advantage of desperate and unsuspecting believers.”.
Atolagbe Calls For Equal Treatment of the Boy, Girl Child
Pastor of Christian Life Bible Church, Ikorodu, Lagos State, Tunji Atolagbe, on Wednesday appealed to parents to give both the boy and the girl child equal treatment.
