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Roman Catholics to Protest Herdsmen Killings

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Roman Catholics will on Tuesday (today) engaged a nationwide protest against the wildspread killings by supposed fulani herdsmen. 

Osinbajo to Resign in the Face of Compromise

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Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo has vowed to resign his position in the face of compromise or threat to his Christian faith.

Church Protests Herdsmen’s Killings in Ibadan

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The Word Communication Ministry in Ibadan on Sunday joined other churches in the country to protest spate of killings by suspected herdsmen.

Ukpai Calls For 200 Days of Fasting

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Rev. Uma Ukpai, has called on christians in Nigeria to seek the face of God in a 200 days of fasting, to combat the incessant killings and attacks by fulani herdsmen across the nation.

Herdsmen Invade Africa Church In Benue, Kill Seven

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Suspected herdsmen early Thursday, allegedly invaded the Africa Church, Mbamondo Ukemberagya Logo local government area of Benue state killing seven persons.

Catholic Church Fixes Date To Bury Victms

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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Makurdi has fixed May 22nd, 2018, for the mass burial of its members murdered recently by suspected fulani herdsmen in the church.

Methodist Church Seeks Empowerment of Herdsmen

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Speaking during the 16th Annual Diocesan Synod, 2018 held at the All Saints Methodist Church, Onitsha, the Bishop expressed worry over the state of insecurity in Nigeria.

Buhari Condemns Latest Benue Killings

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President Muhammadu Buhari has condemned the killings on Tuesday at a Roman Catholic Church in Benue State.

CAN To Stage Nationwide Protests

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The leadership of Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has directed its members and Christians across Nigeria to join in its planned nationwide protests scheduled to hold on Sunday 29th.

CAN President: Defend Yourselves Againts Herdsmen, Boko Haram

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The CAN President who doubles as the President of Nigerian Baptist Convention, NBC, further called on Christians, especially Baptists, to participate in politics, noting that Nigeria would only change when Christians take over leadership positions.