Islamic Sermon: Choose Friends Who Guide to Hereafter
A sermon emphasizes selecting friends who remind believers of the afterlife and spiritual values over worldly pursuits, warning against companions focused on material wealth.
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Deeper Life Member Shares Honest Reflection on Church Upbringing
A lady raised in Deeper Life Bible Church shares her experience of the church's disciplined structure and how its teachings shaped her foundation into adulthood.
Pastor Seeks Husband for Autistic Daughter, Sparks Debate
A People Nurse's thought-provoking question has ignited public discussion after an OPM pastor publicly sought a husband for his autistic daughter, raising ethical and social concerns.
Pope Leo Visits Great Mosque of Algiers in Historic Interfaith Moment
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to the Great Mosque of Algiers, removing his shoes in respect and emphasizing peace, human dignity, and coexistence during his 11-day African tour.
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Nigerian Woman Notes Differences in Canadian Catholic Church
A Nigerian lady in Canada shared her observations after attending a Catholic Church for the first time, noting differences in hymn books, communion, and mass duration compared to Nigeria.
Awalingo Tackles Africa's Endangered Low Resource Languages
A Pan-African language-tech startup, Awalingo, is addressing the crisis of Low Resource Languages in Africa, aiming to preserve indigenous tongues and unlock economic value through digital innovation.
The Power of Words: A Mother's Regret and Hurtful Speech
A mother's harsh words drive her daughter away for three years, illustrating the biblical truth that life and death are in the power of the tongue. Learn why controlling speech, even in anger, is crucial for relationships.
Tinubu Hajj Training Centre Launched in Lagos for Pilgrims
A new Hajj training and resource centre named after President Bola Tinubu has been unveiled in Lagos, aimed at improving preparation for Nigerian pilgrims through structured guidance and education.
Pope Leo XIV's Historic African Tour: Faith and Challenges
Pope Leo XIV embarks on an 11-day African tour covering Algeria, Angola, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea, addressing Catholic growth, social tensions and economic justice.
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Pope Leo XIV Begins 10-Day Africa Tour
Pope Leo XIV launches a 10-day tour across four African nations, aiming to highlight the continent's challenges and the Catholic Church's rapid growth in the region.
NASFAT Gains Global Recognition at Berlin Colloquium
The Nasrul-Lahi-l-Fatih Society (NASFAT) achieved increased international recognition at the 2026 Summer Colloquium in Berlin, where Professor Amidu Olamilekan presented its 25-year history book and highlighted its growth as a global movement promoting un
US Embassy Closure Sparks Pastor's Prayer Call in Nigeria
A Nigerian pastor urges citizens to pray against potential governance shift from Abuja to Lagos following the US Embassy closure announcement, sparking widespread reactions.
Apostle Chibuzor Shares Update on Deborah Samuel's Family
Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere of Omega Power Ministries reveals how Deborah Samuel's family has transformed from poverty to becoming givers, with support including education, housing, and businesses.
Imam Warns Hajj Pilgrims: Content Creation Wastes Money
University of Ibadan Chief Imam, Prof Ibrahim Uthman, cautions Nigerian Hajj pilgrims to focus on worship, not social media content, during the sacred rites, calling it a waste of resources.
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Bishop Offers Hope Amid Nigeria's Hardship in Easter Message
Bishop Peter Odetoyinbo of Abeokuta calls for resilience and faith during Nigeria's economic and security challenges in his 2026 Easter message, emphasizing divine presence and moral values.
CAN Urges Unity and Hope for Nigeria at Easter
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has issued a powerful Easter message, urging Nigerians to transcend ethnic and religious divides and unite to overcome national challenges, emphasizing hope and collective action.
Northern Christian Leaders Condemn Attacks During Easter
The Northern Christian Association decries violent assaults in Northern Nigeria during Easter, citing incidents in Jos and Kaduna, and calls for stronger government action.
Examining Murder: Theological and Social Perspectives
Rector Stephen Wolemonwu explores murder beyond physical killing, including slander, neglect, and societal failures, emphasizing the sanctity of life in a modern context.
Professor Warns Against Worldly Conformity, Urges Spiritual Renewal
Emeritus Professor Mercy Olumide emphasizes the need for believers to resist societal pressures and embrace transformation through Christ, citing biblical examples and warnings against worldly values.
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Bishop Okupevi Urges Nigerians to Embrace Love, Justice
Rt. Revd. Ifedola Senasu Gabriel Okupevi, Bishop of Lagos, Anglican Communion, calls for righteousness, love, justice, and peace in workplaces and communities during Easter.
Lagos Bishop Calls for New Life of Love at Easter
Bishop Ifedola Okupevi of Lagos urges Nigerians and leaders to adopt righteousness, love, and peace, emphasizing Easter's message of hope amid national challenges.
Bishop Urges Sacrificial Love and Leadership in Nigeria
Bishop Ifedola Senasu Gabriel Okupevi of Lagos calls on Nigerians and leaders to emulate Christ's sacrificial love, humility, and justice to address national challenges like economic hardship and insecurity.
MURIC Accuses Northern Christian Leaders of Hypocrisy
The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has accused northern Christian leaders of hypocrisy, questioning their calls for unity while allegedly promoting divisive narratives abroad and engaging in double standards on violence.
Nigeria Mourns Church Leader Deborah Bonat in Tragic Road Crash
Three ECWA members, including former women's leader Deborah Bonat, died in a bus crash returning from an outreach mission in Bauchi State. The church community grieves the loss of devoted leaders.
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Countries Not Observing Easter in 2026: Religious Reasons
In 2026, several nations will not observe Easter due to religious, cultural, or constitutional factors, including Muslim-majority states and Asian countries with dominant traditions like Buddhism and Shinto.
Pope Appoints Nigerian Bishop Kukah to Vatican Council
Pope Leo XIV has appointed Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah of Sokoto as a Member of the Council of the Dicastery for Integral Human Development. The Nigerian cleric will serve a five-year term alongside global Catholic leaders.
Church Focuses on Welfare and Morality for 40th Anniversary
The Church of the Resurrection in Victoria Island, Lagos, celebrates its 40th anniversary with initiatives targeting welfare gaps and moral decline, including free medical care and public lectures on urban challenges.
Priest Faults OPM Pastor's Marriage of Autistic Man
Reverend Father Chinaka Mbaeri condemns Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere's decision to wed his autistic adopted son, arguing it violates human dignity and lacks proper consent.
Priest Backs OPM Pastor's Marriage of Autistic Man
A Catholic priest supports Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere's decision to marry his adopted autistic son to a single mother, citing religious, traditional, and human reasons amid public criticism.
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Man Shares Painful Experiences That Made Him Stop Going to Church
A Nigerian furniture maker has opened up about two devastating family tragedies that led him to abandon church attendance, questioning faith after his devout parents died untimely deaths despite their unwavering religious devotion.
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