Ex-JW Member Explains Decline in Door-to-Door Evangelism
A former Jehovah's Witness explains how a 2023 policy change removing preaching hour quotas led to reduced door-to-door evangelism, sparking social media discussions.
Category : Culture
MFM Uyo Mega Region Holds Retreat for Pastors and Members
The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, organized a capacity-building retreat to equip pastors and members for enhanced ministry effectiveness, focusing on spiritual growth and leadership skills.
Oke-Igbo Unveils Coronation Festivities for New Oluoke
The agrarian community of Oke-Igbo in Ondo State has announced a weeklong lineup of activities for the coronation of Oba Felix Adeoye Akintoye as the 18th Oluoke, ending years of legal disputes and a vacant throne.
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.
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.
Oke-Igbo Set for Oluoke Coronation, Unveils Activities
The agrarian community of Oke-Igbo in Ondo State is set to crown Oba Felix Adeoye Akintoye as the 18th Oluoke, ending years of legal disputes. A week-long schedule from April 20-26, 2026, includes events like a football match and a thanksgiving service, w
Oluwo of Iwo Criticizes Native Doctors, Triggers Backlash
The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Adewale Akanbi, faces widespread criticism after questioning the credibility of native doctors and urging Yorubas to abandon idol worship, calling it a curse.
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Nigeria's Seven Longest-Reigning Monarchs and Their Secrets
An exploration of seven Nigerian traditional rulers who maintained power for decades, surviving political upheavals through strategic alliances, cultural adaptation, and personal resilience.
Church Refused Burial Over Tithe Booklet, Daughter Reveals
A young woman shares her father's letter to their church, revealing it refused to officiate her mother's burial without seeing the original tithe booklet, despite her deep involvement.
Oniru Commissions Cultural Site, Begins Ejiwa Elegba Iru Festival
The Oniru of Iru Kingdom, Oba Abdulwasiu Omogbolahan Lawal, has officially commissioned the rebuilt Agbo Elegba Ejiwa Iru, marking the start of the annual Ejiwa Elegba Iru Festival. The event highlights cultural preservation and community unity in Lagos.
Taraba Fishing Festival Returns After 14 Years, Reviving Culture
The Nwonyo traditional fishing festival in Taraba State has been revived after a 14-year suspension, marking a resurgence in cultural heritage and economic opportunities for the Ibi community and beyond.
Nigeria's Jesus of Oyingbo: Carpenter Who Called Himself Christ
Explore the life of Immanuel Olufunmilayo Odumosu, known as Jesus of Oyingbo, a Nigerian carpenter who declared himself Jesus Christ for 36 years, building a controversial religious empire in Lagos.
Governor Fintiri Receives 'Lakaa ka Michika' Traditional Title
Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State was conferred with the traditional title 'Lakaa ka Michika' during the 2026 Michika Cultural Annual Festival. The governor emphasized cultural preservation and pledged enhanced security and infrastructure dev
Fintiri Reaffirms Commitment to Traditional Institutions in Adamawa
Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has reaffirmed his administration's commitment to strengthening traditional institutions across Adamawa State during the 2026 Michika Annual Cultural Festival.
Olubadan Ladoja: Credible Leaders Only for Chieftaincy Line
Olubadan of Ibadanland, Oba Rashidi Ladoja, announces that wealth and influence will no longer determine entry into the Olubadan chieftaincy line, with new standards focusing on integrity and community service.
Catholic Bishop of Abakaliki Diocese Peter Chukwu Dies
The Catholic Bishop of Abakaliki Diocese, His Lordship Bishop Peter Chukwu, has reportedly passed away. While the Church has not issued an official statement, sources confirm his death.
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.
Heritage Centre for FCT Natives Launched by CHRICED, UniAbuja
CHRICED and the University of Abuja have signed an MoU to establish the Abuja Original Inhabitants Heritage Centre, aimed at preserving the culture and history of indigenous communities while addressing their marginalisation.
Bishop Peter Okoro of Abakaliki Catholic Diocese Dies
The Catholic Bishop of Abakaliki Diocese, His Lordship Bishop Peter Okoro, has reportedly passed away. While the Church has not issued an official statement, sources confirm his death.
NOA Targets 70% Nigerian Cartoons for Cultural Promotion
The National Orientation Agency plans to ensure 70% of cartoons watched by Nigerian children reflect indigenous values, part of a strategy to strengthen national identity and civic education.
Lagos and Brazil: A Shared History and Cultural Bond
Discover the profound historical and cultural connections between Lagos and Brazil, from architecture and food to religion and festivals, rooted in the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and reverse migration.
Chef Baydoun Pushes Nigerian Cuisine to Global Stage
Federal Palace Hotel's Senior Chef Mohammad Baydoun argues Nigerian food deserves an 'Afrobeats moment' worldwide. He shares a modern recipe for Chargrilled Jumbo Prawns with Yaji-Spiced Garlic Butter to showcase local flavors.
Aiyedatiwa, Abiodun Pay Tributes at BOA MD's Father's Funeral
Ondo and Ogun State governors led tributes at the funeral of Engineer David Sotinrin, father of Bank of Agriculture MD Ayo Sotinrin, celebrating his life of intellect, family values, and faith at age 85.
Lead City University Hosts Omoge Àsà Cultural Pageantry
Lead City University in Ibadan is set to host the third edition of the Omoge Àsà Cultural Pageantry on April 16, 2026, featuring cultural displays, entrepreneurial showcases, and dignitaries like Minister Hannatu Musa Musawa.
Omiyale Couple Set for Knight Investiture in Houston
Sir Charles Omiyale and his wife, Lady Shaneka, will be invested as Knights of Saint Christopher in Houston, Texas, marking a historic moment for the Anglican Church in America. The ceremony honors their dedication to faith and community service.
God's Salvation Plan: Hope and Deliverance in Troubled Times
In a world filled with dangers, hunger, and betrayal, the Bible offers a message of salvation through God's love. This article explores scriptural promises of rescue and the victory celebrated in Easter.
Pastor Kumuyi on Christ's Sacrifice for Salvation and Sanctification
Pastor William Folorunsho Kumuyi emphasizes Jesus Christ as the sinless Lamb of God, whose sacrifice offers salvation, sanctification, and spiritual blessings for believers.
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.
God is the Answer to Humanity's Deepest Needs
In a world of confusion and uncertainty, humanity searches for answers in science, wealth, and achievements, yet remains unsatisfied. This article explores how God, through divine promises and biblical examples, is the only true answer to sin, fear, sickn
Police Officer Testifies to Victory Over Curses Through Faith
A pastor and police officer from Auchi shares his testimony of overcoming evil curses and gaining favor after joining the Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries in 2014.
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