THE diocesan bishop of Lagos Mainland, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Rt. Rev.Adebayo Akinde has given reason why corruption thrives in the country, saying the situation will continue until we learn to punish people for their criminal acts.

As part of the celebration of the Easter to mark the death and ressurrection of Jesus Christ, the Choir and Orchestra of the Apostolic Faith Church WECA will tomorrow flag off a 3-day Easter retreat

SPURRED by the desire to plough back to the Nigerian society the numerous scholastic accomplishments within and outside the country, most of which was sponsored, and the need to create a better future for Nigerian youths and upcoming entrepreneurs, the founder of Hayford Alile

Christians in Nigeria have called upon to undermine calls to boycott the gubernatorial elect-ions which has been res-cheduled for Tuesday, April 26 which is the be-ginning of the Christian Holy Week because such an act is capable of dis-rupting the current politi-cal process.

NIGERIAN women who are always at the receiving end of any national crisis are leaving nothing to chance in the efforts to have free, fair, transparent and acceptable elections come April. Recently, an interfaith, non-partisan and non-profit organisation

NIGERIANS have been advised to participate in the forthcoming general elections by voting for God-fearing credible can-didates who would not only transform the nation but also give the people dividends of democracy

THE sudden removal the president of God’s Kingdom Society, GKS, Brother Oseghale Emmanuel Aighalua for sundry actions and statements which came short of required standards

When you use the word factions in Cherubim and Seraphim, I think it is der-ogatory; because you cannot say there are factions of Pentecostal churches. Perhaps, what we can say is that the devil infiltrated the church and that was as far back as 1925 when it was led by Apostle Moses Orimolade of blessed memory

IT was a time of jubilation, merry making and reflection on the goodness of God as the women’s wing of the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria, Yaba in Lagos celebrated this year’s Mo-thers Day in a grand style. The occasion was another opportunity to advise Nigerian mothers, espe-cially Christian mothers to manifest Christ praise and glory in their family lives.

EVERY champion who is determined to stay at the pinnacle of success must habour certain winning formula that he/she keeps to the heart to avoid a downward voyage and the attendant disgrace and ridicule. Only few persons discover the secrets for ultimate success in life, while several million others grope in the dark in their quest to eke a living in a world full of competit-ion.