Kukah: Nigeria soaked in ‘ocean of blood’
Bishop Kukah has lamented a week of terrorist violence in which 200 Christians have been murdered.
Bishop Kukah has lamented a week of terrorist violence in which 200 Christians have been murdered.
The glory lost in the Garden of Eden was restored at Gethsemane and Golgotha. This profound sacrifice reveals how deeply God cherishes humanity, created in His own image and likeness
“Prominent Nigerian gospel musician and pastor Bolaji Olarewaju, known to fans as Big Bolaji, died Saturday following a collapse during a performance. He was 50.”
After centuries of celebrating Easter on different dates, Catholic and Orthodox Christians will mark the resurrection of Jesus together this Sunday. Church leaders, including Pope Francis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, are seizing the rare alignment as a chance to promote unity — though deep-rooted mistrust remains.
In Nigeria, CBEX operated as an affiliate or subsidiary of ST Investment Co., Ltd owned by 55-year-old Harold David Charles, a Briton.
“These reports seek to mislead the public into believing there’s discord at the highest levels of government.”
Promoters of the collapsed Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX) used official company registrations, aggressive marketing including radio ads and celebrity endorsements, and charity outreach to convince an estimated 600,000 Nigerians to invest in a fraudulent scheme, resulting in losses exceeding N1.3 trillion.
A Spanish woman who had been claiming disability pension for an inability to speak following a work-related incident 16 years ago has been exposed as a fraud by a private detective.
Fayose made the remark while featuring on Channels TV’s Politics Today, where he described the coalition proposed by Atiku as a “dead horse.”
The recently collapsed digital trading platform, Crypto Bridge Exchange (CBEX), appears to be in need of more money from the visibly disturbed Nigerian investors…