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Nigeria and the Challenge of Leadership – Manang Joshua Jabbe, ESQ

Satmak Dapar March 30, 2017

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“Woe to the shepherds of Israel who only take care of themselves. Should not shepherds take care of the flock? You eat the curds, clothe yourselves with the wool and slaughter the choice animals, but you do not take care of the flock… So they were scattered because there was no shepherd, and when they […]

NIGERIA AND THE PEACEMAKER ON THE PLATEAU – Makut Simon Macham

Friday Bako May 5, 2021

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The Bible tells us ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called the children of God’.In peacemaking, truth telling and truth seeking are honored, integrity is valued, and trust is given because it is earned, and is a refuge, a safe haven from the incivility and nastiness of conflict.And so Governor Simon Bako Lalong […]

Nigeria at 60, nothing to celebrate

Jwan Panshak September 30, 2020

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By Kumshin Joel Ashinnan. Today marks the 60th anniversary of Nigeria’s Independence from British colonial rule. Nigeria like many other African countries was a colony of Britain until it gained it’s Independence as a sovereign state on October 1st 1960. This day is set aside yearly to celebrate the Independence of Nigeria and to look […]

NIGERIA CHRISTIAN PILGRIM COMMISSION: PILGRIMAGE, PEACE BUILDING AND NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT.

Jwan Panshak February 15, 2021

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By Celestine Toruka The Nigeria Christian Pilgrim Commission , is the apex national regulatory body for Christian pilgrimage in Nigeria. The Commission was statutorily established by an Act of the National Assembly No. 32 of May, 2007. Its enabling Act empowers the Commission to organize and coordinate the activities and movement of Christians, who perform […]

Nigeria in dire need of Peace by Dapar Satmak Alexander

Contributor June 5, 2013

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I never had the intention of developing a discourse on this topic but it has become of utmost necessity and urgent importance given the manifestation of heart irking happenings in our society nowadays. I wouldn’t, have thought of writing this piece if Nigeria is perfectly sailing smoothly in the ocean of peace and harmony towards […]

Nigeria Under Siege By Non-State Actors — Senator

Jwan Panshak April 20, 2021

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Senator Uba Sani says Nigeria is currently under siege by murderous non-state actors whose activities are threatening the continued existence of the country. He said the government needed to take urgent measures to deny them of the oxygen that sustained their activities. He spoke at a public hearing organised by the Senate Joint […]

NIGERIA: ‘JESUS’ a trend on every social media platforms

Judith Dalot June 7, 2022

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The General Overseer of The Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye has initiated a fast-spreading trend on the social media space. The RCCG General Overseer shared via His Twitter page an image with the Inscription ‘Jesus’ and a caption, The name above every other name. #Jesus. Nathaniel Bassey had also requested on […]

NIGERIA: A FADING IDENTITY.

Kevin Naanjwan May 18, 2021

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Kefas Bangripga With the Muslims Right Concern Group allegedly accusing former President, Goodluck Jonathan, of being responsible for Palestine’s current predicament and the Christian Association of Nigeria also allegedly telling President Buhari not to take side in the ongoing conflict. These portend that, the “Nigerianisation” of the Isreal-Hamas conflict is impending. Surfing through […]

NIGERIA: LIKE COVID-19 VACCINE, LIKE INSECURITY, LIKE FAILURE OF BUHARI GOVERNMENT

Friday Bako December 16, 2020

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The Kenyan government has ordered 24 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. This is a very small country compared to Nigeria. It has also been able to a large extent contain its own Islamist insurgency. As a result, Kenya is now relatively safer than Nigeria, which has earned it the confidence of the international community. […]

Nigeria: Rich but poor by Dapar Satmak Alexander

Contributor June 14, 2013

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It is neither an understatement nor a figment of my imagination to assert emphatically that Nigeria is a rich country but indisputably poor. The aforesaid sounds ironical and tends to provoke rhetorical question as to why Nigeria is rich but apparently poor. At this juncture, I make bold to state without any fear of contradiction […]

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