FOLLOWING the failure of Nigeria Inter-Religious Council, NIREC, to forge a common ground to address religious intolerance in Nigeria including violent insurgency in North East region, key stakeholders in a new inter-religious centre in Nigeria have met to plan for the centre and its work, set to launch in March 2016.

Your situation in God’s hands cannot be hopeless. Every hopelessness receives hope in the presence of God. I prophesy to you today that hope has come to you and a definite change has come. Your testimony is the next one in Jesus name. It does not matter whether your husband is an alcoholic, adulterer or whatever; his present condition is not permanent and is subject to change. Listen, there is hope in sight, it is just around the corner.

Reverend Chukwuma Peters, the President of Fire Pentecostal Ministry International, Akowonjo, Lagos, believes in the sincerity of the heart and divine fellowship. He unreservedly, in this interview, gives thumbs down to the present leadership in Nigeria but maintains that there is hope for improvement if the change mantra becomes a reality.

WHEN the just concluded Lagos City-Wide Crusade kicked off on September 8, not many people envisaged that the General Superintendent, Deeper Christian Life Ministry (DCLM), Pastor William Kumuyi, 74, could withstand the rigour of the 18-day non-stop event, let alone travelling from one location to the other with all the stress involved. But he did, in what some participants described as utmost sacrifice for the salvation of souls.

The Lagos East Bishop of Church of God Mission International, Bishop Egowa Matthew has called on Nigerians to desist from using the Independence anniversary celebration as a day to mourn, regret and curse leaders for what is perceived as failure or missed opportunities but to rejoice and celebrate Nigeria’s existence thanking God for keeping the nation thus far.