Nigeria news today headlines update Sunday 29th September 2019
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target=_blank>Egypt’s Security Clampdown Mostly Thwarts Fresh Anti-Sissi Protests
Egyptian authorities lifted Saturday some tight security measures in the capital, Cairo, a day after they sealed off the main square and downtown thoroughfares to thwart a possible protest against the country’s president. The measures were part of a harsh security clampdown following rare demonstrations in several cities last weekend, all of which were broken
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target=_blank>Amazon Territory Smoulders As Brazil’s Bolsonaro Denies Devastation
Before Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro took to the podium in New York to deny rainforest devastation in the Amazon, dpa saw hundreds of hectares of deforested land and more than a dozen fires on protected indigenous territory in Brazil’s northern state of Para. A grey haze and the smell of charred wood fill the eight-seater
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target=_blank>China Urges U.S. Politicians To Remove ‘Black Hand’ From Hong Kong
China urges American politicians to remove “black hand” from Hong Kong, the spokesperson of the Commissioner’s Office of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong said Friday in a statement. The statement accuses the U.S. Congressional-Executive Commission on China of “completely distorting the truth” after it issued a statement on the fifth anniversary of
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target=_blank>Hong Kong Police Fire Pepper Spray As Protests Turn Violent
Hong Kong police used pepper spray on Saturday to disperse anti-government protesters who blocked a key road next to a pro-democracy rally. Earlier, thousands had gathered peacefully to mark the fifth anniversary of the 2014 “Umbrella” movement. Hong Kong police used pepper spray on Saturday to try to disperse anti-government protesters who threw rocks and
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target=_blank>Should Christians Change ‘Ungodly’ Names After Conversion?
Ngozi Uma, Chinyere Abiaziem Chris Giovagnoni, a Christian blogger, said “Names inspired by God are more than a convenience allowing people to talk to each other. Names are a gift from God. These words contain His power. They give things meaning. They bring us meaning.” Parents give certain names to their children for many reasons.
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target=_blank>Nigeria @ 59: Falae, Wabara, Others Bemoan Economic Downturn
BOLU-OLU ESHO, MICHAEL JEGEDE Prominent leaders have sent warm felicitations to Nigerians on the occasion of the nation’s 59th Independence anniversary, lamenting the stunted growth of the nation’s economy. While former Minister of Finance, Chief Olu Falae ascribed the slow development and economic growth of the nation to lack of economic planning by the federal government,
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target=_blank>Church In Nigeria Shall Rise Again – Kumuyi
LAGOS – Concerned about the inharmonious, paralytic and dejected state of the Nigerian church, Pastor William Kumuyi, General Superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM), has maintained that the church would rise again to unanimously take its place in the nation. The clergy made the assertion at the Ministers’ Development and Networking Summit held at the
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target=_blank>Anglican Church Gets New Primate
The Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion has elected Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba as Primate of the church and successor to Nicholas Okoh, who is due for retirement in March 2020. Until his election by the House of Bishops of the church in Asaba, Ndukuba was the Archbishop of Jos which comprises of 10 dioceses and was
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target=_blank>I’m Fulfilling God’s Purpose For Less-Privileged – Moses
LAGOS – Moved by the passion to care for the less-privileged in Lagos and the society at large, a renowned gospel artiste, Elizabeth Ndidi Moses, popularly known as Liza C, has officially unveiled her charity foundation, Liza Moses Foundation. Speaking at the unveiling of the foundation at Oriental Hotel, Lekki, Lagos, Moses said what informed her
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RCCG Loses Assistant General Overseer
The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has announced the passing on of the Assistant General Overseer of the church, Pastor Elijah Daramola, at the age of 67. The news was contained in a statement by Pastor Olaitan Olubiyi, Head, Media and Public Relations of RCCG. The statement reads: “The leadership of the Redeemed Christian […]
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