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Churches should impart their host communities positively
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Government has no business in Church administration — Raymond Edijala
The immediate past Chairman of Udu Local Government Council of Delta and a Board Member of Delta Development and Property Authority (DDPA) as well as the State Vice President, Urhobo Democratic Assembly (UDA), Hon Raymond Edijala, says the Federal Government has no business interfering in the internal activities of the Church.
Alonso lifts Chelsea as Spurs climb to second
Marcos Alonso proved an unexpected replacement for the absent Diego Costa as Chelsea won 3-0 at Leicester City on Saturday to consolidate their position atop the Premier League table.
Dying man saves $55K to bribe God
A dying civil servant instructed his wife to bury him with $55,000, which he intended to appease God to forgive his earthly sins.
Harmattan haze: Lagos urges motorists to drive carefully, observe road/traffic signs
The Lagos State Government on Saturday reiterated the need for all road users particularly drivers to drive carefully on the road by observing the speed limit and other road/traffic signs on highways in order to reduce accidents to the barest minimum, especially during this harmattan haze which definitely limits the broad view of drivers to see far distance on the road.
Chibok Girls: FG invites BBOG for search in Sambisa
The Federal Government has invited members of the Bring Our Girls Back (BBOG) to a short trip in a military operational flight into Sambisa forest in search of the missing Chibok girls.

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