It kept them in the basement in preparation for rapture, which the church leader claimed would take place in September 2022.
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The Priest of St Anthony Parish in Angware community, reports revealed was abducted at his house on Monday morning.
He informed me about CAN’s vehement opposition to such a ticket and said that the leadership of the organisation watched my interview on Channels Television where it appeared that I was not on all fours with them.
Yohanna, also the Catholic Bishop of Kontagora Diocese, made this known on Thursday in Minna, the Niger state capital.
Rev. Anselm Ologunwa, the Chairman of CAN in the state, in a statement on Sunday in Akure, condemned the attack.
The chairman, Rev. John Hayab, told newsmen on Wednesday in Kaduna that the attack had further amplified the vulnerability of people who used the train service either for business or for socials.
This declaration is contained in a statement issued in Kaduna Friday by the CAN Chairman, Rev. John Hayab, who decried the recent killings and destruction of property in Kagoro, Southern Kaduna.
“The Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) recently created a Directorate for Politics and Governance ahead of the 2023 presidential election. (https://thenationonlineng.net/2023-rccg-sets-up-directorate-for-politics/) Although the implication is not lost on MURIC, we are amused by the needless furore generated by the group’s foray into politics.
Akinnola, a veteran journalist, author, lawyer and activist, said the commotion was a ploy to create division in Christendom.
Akerodolu made this known while receiving the new Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev. Fr. Anselm Ologunwa in his office at Alagbaka, Akure.
A statement issued on Monday, 21st February, 2022 by the chairman of the Kano branch of MURIC, Mallam Hassan Sani Indabawa, said CAN was misleading its followers by claiming that Christians have the number to install a Christian president without Muslim input.
The cleric who also serves as the Lead Bishop, Worldwide Anglican Church (WAC), Nigeria and Spokesman, World Bishops’ Council (WBC), Africa decried the rising spate of fake pastors in the country.
The Ooni gave the advice on Saturday at the grand finale of New Year prayer organised by CAN held at Enuwa in Ile-Ife.
Its Chairman, Rev. Joseph Hayab, gave the commendation in a statement he issued on Sunday on the development.
Rev, Hayab made the confirmation in statement issued in Kaduna Saturday.
This is contained in a statement on Saturday in Minna signed by Dr. Mathias Echioda, the state Chairman of the CAN.
According to available information, the pastor was killed after his wife delivered part of the N5 million ransom demanded.
Rev. Fr Polycarp Lubo, the Chairman of the association in the state, condemned the development in an interview.
This is contained in a statement issued by Special Assistant, Media Communication to the CAN President, Rev. Samson Ayokunle, Pastor Adebayo Oladeji on Monday in Abuja.
The Christian body spoke on the development in a statement by its President, Dr. Samson Ayokunle, on Saturday.