From oil to religion: Five things to know about Iran
Iran is a vast, ethnically diverse Muslim-majority country rich in resources that has been ruled by a clerical system since the 1979 revolution ousted the monarchy.
SROL delivers schools, skills, safety initiatives to host communities
The Imogbara Primary School, inaugurated on 25th February, was constructed to provide a safe, inclusive, and conducive learning environment for students.
Israel closes airspace to civilian flights amid strikes at Iran
Israel closed its airspace to civilian flights Saturday after announcing it had carried out “preventive strikes” on Iran and sounding sirens in Jerusalem.
Bill Clinton denies wrongdoing at grilling on Epstein ties
Clinton features prominently in the Epstein files but insists that he broke ties well before the disgraced billionaire’s 2008 conviction for sex offenses.
Equip for digital age, plan early for retirement, Christian journalists urged
By Olayinka Latona LAGOS — Christian journalists in Nigeria have been urged to harness the power of digital platforms to build personal influence while preparing for life beyond the newsroom from the very first day of their careers. The charge was given at the 2026 Annual Training and Retreat of the Christian Faith Reporters Association […]
Benjamin Elue: A dedicated loyal statesman like no other, says Omo-Agege
Deputy President of the 9th Senate, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege has expressed deep sadness and pain on the death of Chief Benjamin Elue, former deputy governor of Delta State, describing him as a humble, loyal and dedicated elder statesman of unparalleled pedigree. Elue was the first deputy governor of Delta State in the fourth republic to […]
