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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.
Music: Rodericka Seaman – The Cross
Rodericka Seaman is a gifted and benevolent artist, a British worship leader, song writer and youth mentor. The Cross, was produced by Elvis E.
No, the World Won’t End Sept. 23 – Ed Stetzer
In an article, Ed Stetzer responds to the claim by a 'Christian numerologist,' David Meade, that the world will end on September 23, 2017.
Students Benefit From Daystar Christian Centre’s Initiative
Over 20,000 pupils in Lagos State have benefitted from the Back to School initiative of the Daystar Christian Center of Senior Pastor Sam Adeyemi.
Church leaders Condemn Killing of Christian Student in Jos
The attacked resulted in the death of a final year computer science student of the University of Jos, Jerry Mantim Binkur, and injured at least five people.
ISIS Calls for Attacks on Hurricane Relief Shelters
The Islamic State is reportedly asking its U.S. “warriors” to make attacks on hurricane relief enters in Houston and Miami.
Daily Devotion: Loved to the End
Christ was aware that Judas was about to betray Him, and He knew that “the hour had come.” He wanted to let His disciples know that He loved them to the end
Audio+Video: Psalmos – Odara
Following up her last set of releases, Vocal Powerhouse Psalmos returns to the music scene with her highly anticipated new single and video titled, ODARA.
Passion of the Christ Actor to Star in New Christian Film
Hollywood actor, Jim Caviezel, who played Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, will play St. Luke in a new Christian film about the apostle St. Paul.
Bishop Seun Adeoye Cautions Buhari Ahead of 2019 Polls
Bishop Seun Adeoye also called on other Nigerians to join in pressurizing President Buhari not to seek second term on office for the sake of this country.
Abducted Priest Soganub Rescued in Philippines
Fr. Teresito 'Chito' Soganub was abducted along with other church workers on May 23, when the militant Maute group attacked Marawi, Philippines.
