The Christian Association of Nigeria in Awka, Anambra State has appealed to the Federal Government to relocate Boko Haram suspects…
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Kadzai noted that sycophants are the major problems of every governance in the country, stressing that the choice of subordinates of Buhari can make or mar his administration
He said that sometimes Nigerians conducted themselves in an inappropriate manner “because whenever certain issues come up, especially things involving money, you see the way people behave and you begin to wonder if this person ever prays
Pastor Kallamu Musa-Dikwa, the cleric at the centre of the alleged N7 billion bribe given to leaders of the Christian…
Archbishop Cletus Bassey, the Chairman of CAN in the state, announced this at a Summit for Religious Leaders on Peaceful Elections, organised by the Independent National Electoral Commission in Uyo
“They should disengage from using our youths as instrument of political thuggery and to cause mayhem
The leadership, according to the aggrieved members, was dissolved in July 2014 as well as suspended the YOWICAN by-laws to give way for election of a new leadership in the same month but this has not happened
Governor Uduaghan, receiving the Delta State Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, Rev. Gideon Oyibo, and his executive on a courtesy visit on Wednesday, stated that it was important that aspirants for political offices have in mind that their desire was to serve the people and should not take their aspirations as do-or-die affair as power belongs to God
When the media waves throbbed with the breaking news of a Private jet seized in South Africa last week for smuggling the sum of $9.3 million cash, into that country, we were not surprised especially
when the ownership of the private jet with US registration number N808HD was eventually disclosed.
Akwa Ibom Governor, Chief Godswill Akapbio has charged youths in the state to take responsibility for the governance and the development of the state.
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has accused the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) of sponsoring arms deal report against its National President, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, in a desperate move ahead of 2015.
Mike Omeri, the Coordinator, National Information Centre, said this at a joint news conference by the Department of State Service, the Military and the Nigerian Police Force in Abuja
In a statement issued on Tuesday by Mr. Sunny Oibe, Director (National Issues) in CAN, the body wondered why Kutigi should pick a delegate from his state, Niger to chair the Committee on Religion while CAN is not represented in such a very sensitive committee
The South-East CAN also asked the Federal Government to set up a panel of inquiry to investigate the remote causes of the incident
He said the campaign entitled: “Be the Change You Want to See”, would be flagged off at the National Christian Centre in Abuja and extended subsequently to churches across the country
The Public Relations Officer of the Northern CAN, made up of the 19 Northern states and Abuja, Sunny Oibe, said the bombing of the motor back was condemnable