Prioritize peace instead of religion — CAN, KAICIID, NSCIA, others beg Nigerians
Still on the one religion
Woman seeks divorce on religion differences
Time for religion to give back
Reality versus illusion: How religion poisons everything (1)
SHILOH 2020: You’re victim of what you fear, says Bishop Oyedepo
US adds Nigeria to blacklist on religious freedom
Reopening of churches: Task before the Church
24 years after, comely St. Paul’s Anglican Church emerges from swamp
Outgrowing God?: Is Religion a Scam?
Sallah in pictures
Gowon, CAN blame Nigeria’s woes on political leaders
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By Ugochukwu Alaribe Residents of Ebem, Ohafia town in Abia State, where the Church of Satan was established, said they were afraid to confront the founder because it was feared that he possessed evil powers that would kill anyone who challenged his activities. The Church, also known as Assemblies of Light Bearer Greater Church, was […]
Religion worse than Coronavirus
By Yinka Odumakin NIGERIANS are deeply God-believing people and the country would have been one of the best places to live in on earth if this were undergirded by a well-planned and organised society. I saw this brilliant young girl on Channels TV shortly after the Lagos State put a ban on the gathering of […]
Christians not persecuted in Nigeria, Sultan of Sokoto insists
Miffed by the many protests against perceived religious persecution in the country, the Sultan of Sokoto, His Eminence Sa’ad Abubakar III, has insisted there is no agenda to exterminate Christians in Nigeria through attacks by Boko Haram insurgents.
Insecurity: Religion not behind killings, banditry — Archbishop Kaigama
The Metropolitan Archbishop of Abuja, Most Revd. Ignatius Kaigama, has said religion was not responsible for the worsening state of insecurity in the country.
When to decide how religious you want to be
Rose grew up in a devout family home – an upbringing that had guided every part of her life. When she was in secondary school, her parents joined a religious group that forbade television and radio – the devil’s work, the weird-looking-bearded leader of the sect roared. Naturally, all the usual teenage vices – smoking, […]
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