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44 distinct minerals deposits found in 500 locations in Nigeria-FG
Says Federal government poised to reduce Mining costs of Foreign investors in Mining.
FG inaugurates wheat cultivation programme , targets 1.25 million tones yield
In it’s bid to reduce the dependence of the country on imported wheat,the Federal Government on Saturday inaugurated the National Wheat Cultivation scheme...
Subsidy removal: Revenue inflow increases from N650bn to N1trn monthly-Edun
Finance Minister Wale Edun, says that the Federation Account is witnessing improved revenue inflow since the removal of subsidy from average of N650 billion...
Nigeria’s Inflation Rate Hits 27.33% In October – NBS
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said Nigeria’s headline inflation rate increased to 27.33 per cent in October 2023. The NBS disclosed this in its...
NLC Strike:Kano,Oshogbo Schools shut,banks closed
The Kano State Chapter of the Nigeria Labour Congress,NLC has joined the nationwide strike in compliance with the directives of the national body of the union. A...
14,000 Nigerians may be deported from Germany- Chancellor
German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has explained why no fewer than 14,000 Nigerians living in the country risk deportation. Scholz said it is attributed to the spike in the...
14,000 Nigerians may be deported from Germany- Chancellor German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, has explained why no fewer than 14,000 Nigerians living in the country risk...
FG plan to deduct 40% IGR attack on University system says ASUU, VCs
The Academic Staff Union of Universities and the Committee of Vice Chancellors of Nigerian Universities have described the plan by the Federal Government...
We won’t play opposition to Tinubu’s government, says CAN President
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Archbishop Daniel Okoh on Tuesday restated the non-partisanship of the body in its approach to national...
We wont play opposition role to Tinubu’s government, says CAN President President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Archbishop Daniel Okoh on Tuesday restated the non-partisanship of the body in its approach to national issues. Okoh said the religious body will not play an opposition role to the administration of President Bola Tinubu. However, he said that CAN will seriously engage the government from the point of clear knowledge about national issues and continue to raise prophetic voices to guide those in authority, and also pray for them to succeed. These were contained in a message he delivered in Abuja at the 2023 Divine Commonwealth Conference (DIVCCON), an annual programme of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). He said: “We have no other country other than Nigeria, hence we must continue to work to achieve sustainable peace and development. Undoubtedly, we are in difficult and uncommon times but there is nothing that the Power of Jesus cannot cure. “The passion and zeal with which members attend this event every year gives hope and indeed, there is hope for our nation, Nigeria. In the world of today, in which we wage war against poverty, disease, hunger, corruption, immorality and ignorance, Christians must not only pray but seek ways to pull our forces together and defeat all that challenge our very existence”. He appreciated Christians and church leaders in Nigeria for their sacrifices for the Body of Christ, as well as the wellbeing of the people and the nation, and solicited more from them. He said: “In Nigeria, God has given us a platform that has an elaborate structure through our fathers of faith, which makes work for Christian Unity easier. That platform is the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN). Nigeria is the only country in Africa where all Christians agree to come under one single umbrella in fellowship. “Hence, CAN must be seen as a gift to the Body of Christ in Nigeria. It is a place where we find rare opportunities to collaborate on issues of mutual concern at all levels down to the grassroots. Therefore, I urge all believers to get more involved in the activities of the Association especially now that the Ecumenical space has been widened to encourage a deeper engagement of professionals from all fields of human endeavour.” He commended the Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Most Rev. Dr. Henry Ndukuba, and the other leaders of the church for sustaining the DIVCCON vision and for adopting the National Christian Centre as the venue every year. “The choice of this venue makes this event more open and more inclusive.” He prayed that the 2023 edition of DIVCCON will be a huge success. “I urge you to continue to support this programme with your resources despite the harsh economic conditions, for we shall reap th
President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Archbishop Daniel Okoh on Tuesday restated the non-partisanship of the body in its approach to national...
