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Okorocha appeals to suspended workers

Okorocha appeals to suspended workers

Governor Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has appealed to the protesting 10,000 job beneficiaries of the state government to exercise patience with his administration over the suspension order he made on their jobs during his maiden radio and television broadcast.

The Voice of Victory: You can access Divine guidance!

The Voice of Victory: You can access Divine guidance!

A person who seeks to be guided must reach out to God to receive guidance. Predestination is real, but it has to be discovered in order to be actualized. Just as precious jewels are not found on the surface of the earth, so it is with divine guidance. Divine guidance is what gives direction to life. You cannot get your bearings right without it. The person that needs to access divine guidance has what to do to be led. Let us look at some of them:

The Church in the vanguard of national revolution

The Church in the vanguard of national revolution

IT should no longer sound improbable.

It’s long been coming. A few faithful have for some time now called it a revival, a national revival. Yes, even in the midst of great national pessimism, a few optimists have for long seen the coming of a new dawn even though they could not predict its timing or define the form it would take or the road-map to it.

CAN, GKS set agenda for Jonathan

CAN, GKS set agenda for Jonathan

UMBRELLA body of Christians in Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN and the God’s Kingdom Society, GKS have urged the incoming administration of President Goodluck Jonathan to appoint God-ly persons who would assist him in the onerous task of rebuilding the nation’s comatose economy.

Unity: At whose expense? – Pastor Oritsejafor

Unity: At whose expense? – Pastor Oritsejafor

The National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor recently came under severe verbal attacks
from certain quarters because, like Biblical Prophet Isaiah, he dared to point accusing fingers at those he perceived to be troubling the
nation. In this interview with SAM EYOBOKA and OLAYINKA LATONA, the fiery gospel preacher refused to join issues with the CPC presidential candidate and his co-travellers, insisting that “you cannot build a nation on anything less than the truth.”