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Music: Crix B – iCelebrate
Crix B makes this timely release marking his birthday celebration today. Its a song of celebration and praise to God and the victories we have won.
Daily Devotion: The Crucifixion
Pontius Pilate is a central figure in today’s reading, which records the details of Christ’s crucifixion. Jesus was handed over to Pilate for sentencing.
How Buchi was Saved from Islamic Terrorists
Reggae gospel artist Buchi Atuonwu shared how he was saved from Islamic terrorists during a recent visit to Northern Nigeria.
Ada Ehi Announces Future Now Release Date
Gospel artiste and singer Ada Ogochukwu Ehi simply known as Ada Ehi is set to drop a new album this December and she titles this one, Future Now.
Okoh Commiserates with Benue Over Flood Disaster
Primate Okoh who said that Benue State is very important of the nation, especially for food production, pleaded for support to victims in the incident.
RCCG Tasks Nigerian Youths on Nation Building
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has called on Nigerian youths not to makes themselves tools for violent disruptions of the society, but rather be agents of nation-building.
IPOB Proscription: Onaiyekan Frowns at FG
Onaiyekan wondered the impunity with which the government ignored “armed, lethal, murderous and vicious” Fulani herdsmen to label IPOB as terrorists.
Palmer Buckle Counsels Youths on Phone Use
Most Reverend Palmer Buckle, the Accra Metropolitan Archbishop of the Catholic Church, has counseled youths on cell phone use.
Daily Devotion: Arresting Jesus
The group who came to arrest Jesus was armed and prepared to arrest Him like a dangerous fugitive. Certainly their “torches, lanterns, and weapons” were unnecessary
NGO Bill: Religious Leaders Kick
The clerics expressed fear that if the NGO bill was allowed to be passed into law, it would stifle the operations of churches and mosques.
