Pastor Ibiyeomie Reveals $12,000 Weekly Offering
Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Salvation Ministries sparked online debate by disclosing he gives minimum $12,000 weekly to God, claiming stinginess leads to poverty while giving brings prosperity.
Category : Culture
FG Pushes UNESCO Status for Taraba's Nwonyo Fishing Festival
The Federal Government intensifies efforts to inscribe Taraba's Nwonyo Fishing Festival on UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list, highlighting its cultural and economic significance.
Northern Hills Tech Powers Africa's Culture & Fashion Exchange
Northern Hills Company leveraged digital technology to amplify the 39th Lisabi Festival's Egbaliganza 2026, Africa's first official Culture and Fashion Exchange, reaching a global audience of diplomats and media.
Sudanese Man Loses Bride Despite Having More Cows Than Rival
A young Sudanese man, Buong Arop, pens an emotional letter after losing his childhood girlfriend to a rival with fewer cows, citing tribal ties as the deciding factor in a heartbreaking cultural clash.
Bishop Advocates for 'Third Testament', Says Bible is Problematic
Bishop Yvette Flunder argues that parts of the Old and New Testaments are problematic and not the word of God, calling for a 'Third Testament' to address these issues in a recent theological message.
Reverend Warns Against Judging Pastors From Online Clips
Reverend Deji Olabode cautions Christians about forming opinions based on short viral videos, urging deeper engagement with full sermons amid prosperity gospel debates.
Scholars Debunk 'Children of Devil' Bible Claim Amid Statue Incident
Experts clarify the rhetorical context of John 8:44, countering antisemitic stereotypes, as an Israeli soldier's destruction of a Jesus statue sparks global outrage and debate.
Oyedepo Declares Judgment on Terrorists, Sponsors in 7 Days
Bishop David Oyedepo of Living Faith Church has proclaimed divine judgment on terrorists and their sponsors, stating that Nigerians will witness testimonies of vengeance within the next week.
Pastor Ibiyeomie: $12k Offerings, Why People Stay Poor
Pastor David Ibiyeomie of Port Harcourt sparks debate by revealing his $12,000 Sunday offerings, claiming stinginess causes poverty and that he'll remain 'stinkingly rich' regardless of congregants' giving.
Etsu Nupe Mahmud Abubarak Dies, Governor Bago Mourns
The Etsu Nupe, Alhaji Mahmud Abubarak, has died, prompting widespread mourning across Niger State. Governor Umaru Bago described his passing as a colossal loss to the Nupe Kingdom and the state.
IMN Members Protest Iran, Palestine Wars in Bauchi
Thousands of Islamic Movement of Nigeria members demonstrated in Bauchi against conflicts in Iran and Palestine, calling for justice for victims. Leaders urged adherence to Islamic teachings and resistance to global oppression.
NCSP: Language Drives Innovation, Economic Growth in Nigeria-China Ties
The Nigeria-China Strategic Partnership highlights language as a critical driver for innovation, economic expansion, and cross-border collaboration on Chinese Language Day 2026, emphasizing cultural literacy for trade and development.
Church Urges Women to Reassess Roles Amid Social Media
A Catholic chaplaincy in Lagos warns of moral decline, urging women to return to traditional parenting roles and core values to combat secularism and social media's impact on family life.
Nigerian Homes: Diversity, Challenges, and Cultural Insights
Discover the diverse types of Nigerian homes, from urban apartments to traditional compounds, and learn about housing challenges, costs, and cultural significance across Nigeria's regions.
Edo Carnival Winners Get Prizes, Organizers Clarify Payment Issue
Winners of the Edo Carnival band competition have received their prizes, ending weeks of controversy over delayed payments. Organizers clarified the Edo State Government's supportive role and announced plans for a larger 2026 edition.
YNCI President Pledges Integrity, Inclusiveness, Youth Empowerment
Abolaji Adedayo, newly elected President of Yoruba National Community Italy, unveils agenda focused on transparent governance, bridging generational gaps, and empowering youth in the diaspora.
Nwonyo Fishing Festival 2026 Boosts Taraba Tourism
The 2026 Nwonyo traditional fishing festival in Taraba State drew crowds with cultural displays and competitions, highlighting its role as an economic driver and tourism catalyst with support from government officials and international guests.
Ebonyi Leaders Push Cultural Revival at Ajiereke Festival
Governor Nwifuru, Senator Eze, and Comrade Ogah emphasized culture as key to societal development at the Ajiereke Festival in Ebonyi, warning against heritage neglect.
One-Pot Cajun Chicken & Rice: Easy Recipe
Discover how to make a flavorful One-Pot Cajun Chicken and Rice dish with minimal effort. This smoky, spicy meal requires only one pan, perfect for busy weeknights. Includes ingredients and step-by-step instructions.
Muoka Warns Against End-Time Clerics as Deceivers
Pastor Lazarus Muoka of The Lord's Chosen Church cautions members against end-time pastors and prophets, labeling them as deceivers with no salvation message, during an Easter Sunday sermon in Lagos.
Musa Family Hosts 6th Annual MAVIN Ramadan Lecture in Lagos
The Alhaji and Alhaja Ismaheel Musa family hosted the 6th Annual Lagos Ramadan Lecture and Tahajud with MAVIN, providing spiritual support and empowerment for visually impaired Muslims.
Lalong, Kefas Urge Youths on Peace, Culture at Jukun Event
At the 2026 Jukun Youth Day in Taraba, leaders emphasized culture as a tool for peacebuilding, urging youths to embrace their heritage for sustainable development and unity.
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6 Signs Your Nigerian Bread Has Too Many Preservatives
Health experts reveal how to identify bread with dangerous preservative levels in Nigeria. Learn the signs and safer alternatives for your family's health.
Faith Amidst Crisis: Divine Salvation in Nigeria's Troubled Times
Amid Nigeria's economic hardship and persistent insecurity, a religious leader emphasizes God's power to save, citing biblical examples and addressing the nation's struggles.
Fulfilling God's Purpose for Your Life
Pastor Lazarus Muoka explores how every individual is created with a divine purpose by God, emphasizing that true fulfillment comes through salvation in Christ, obedience, and perseverance, rather than worldly success or personal ambition.
Biblical Separation and Holiness: Path to Divine Relationship
Explore the dual dimensions of biblical separation from evil and growth in holiness, as explained by Emeritus Prof. Mercy Olumide, emphasizing moral and spiritual dedication to God.
Biblical Pattern for Revival: Spiritual Renewal Explained
Explore the biblical pattern for revival as outlined in 2 Chronicles 7:14, emphasizing spiritual renewal, cleansing from sin, and a deeper dependency on God for personal and national healing.
Kumuyi: Reject Satanic Calls, Embrace Divine Ministry
Pastor W.F. Kumuyi emphasizes the importance of discerning between divine and satanic calls, urging believers to prioritize heavenly ministry over worldly rulership.
NASFAT Families Celebrate Post-Ramadan Funfair in Lagos
NASFAT families gathered in Lagos for their annual post-Ramadan Family Funfair, featuring games and activities to celebrate Eid and foster community bonds after spiritual devotion.
Priest: Knights Are Church Support, Not Secret Society
Rev. Father Gasper Olanrewaju explains that Knights in the Catholic Church provide essential services and defense, countering misconceptions about them as a secret society.
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