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Kalabari People Unite After Centuries in Historic New Year Festival

Kalabari Communities Unite in Historic Festival

Kalabari ethnic groups in Rivers State unite for New Year festival at ancestral home Elem-Kalabari, marking historic reconciliation after centuries of separation. Join the celebration!

Understanding the Fear of God: Biblical Perspectives on Divine Judgment

Biblical Teachings on Fear of God and Judgment

Explore profound biblical insights on why believers should fear God, examining divine holiness, universal judgment, and scriptural warnings. Discover the solemn truth about accountability before the Almighty.

Ex-Pastor's Viral Atheist Claims: Jesus Didn't Need Crucifixion

Former Pastor: Jesus Didn't Need to Die on Cross

A former Nigerian pastor turned atheist challenges Christian doctrine in viral video, claiming Jesus' crucifixion wasn't necessary. Read his controversial arguments that sparked online debate.

217-Year-Old Gambari Mosque Reopens in Ilorin After Major Renovation

Historic 217-Year-Old Mosque Reopens in Ilorin

Governors AbdulRazaq and Zulum attend reopening of renovated 217-year-old Imam Gambari Mosque in Ilorin. The historic Islamic center blends traditional heritage with modern facilities.

Tinubu Forms High-Level Committee to Resolve MOWAA Cultural Heritage Issues

Tinubu Forms Committee on MOWAA Cultural Heritage

President Tinubu establishes special committee to safeguard Nigeria's cultural heritage at Museum of West African Art. Committee to balance sovereign interests with international partnerships.

Federal Government Moves to Quell Disturbances at Benin's MOWAA

FG acts to settle disturbances at Benin Museum

The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy is taking action to resolve disturbances at the Museum of West African Art in Benin City, safeguarding Nigeria's cultural heritage.

NAHCON Cuts 2026 Hajj Fare by N792,000 for Southern Pilgrims

NAHCON Reduces 2026 Hajj Fare by N792,000

NAHCON announces major Hajj fare reduction for 2026 pilgrimage. Southern Zone pilgrims save N792,943.83. New payment deadline set for December 5, 2025. Learn more.

MOWAA Chaos: Thugs Attack International Guests in Benin City

Thugs Attack International Guests at Benin Museum

Chaos erupted at Benin City's Museum of West African Art as thugs harassed international donors. Learn how this incident impacts Nigeria's cultural reputation and the ongoing tensions between state and traditional authorities.

Bishop David Abioye Reveals How He Fought Wife's HIV Diagnosis

Bishop's Wife HIV Diagnosis: How He Fought It

Bishop David Abioye narrates how his wife was diagnosed with HIV during Covid-19 and his spiritual battle against the sickness. Discover the powerful testimony of faith and healing.

School Expels Student Over African Traditional Religion Practice

Student Expelled for Practicing African Tradition

A Nigerian spiritualist reveals her daughter was expelled from school for practicing African traditional religion. Read the shocking details and public reactions to this religious discrimination case.

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