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“Certainly in the little band of Jesus and his disciples there was no division into clergy and laity. Much as any [clergyman] would like to

The starkest evidence yet of Nigeria’s despairing circumstances could be glimpsed in the fact that Minna and Abeokuta have become major destinations for a certain

Mike Moroe had said that if the purpose of a thing is unknown its abuse becomes inevitable. This saying is more apposite in Nigeria more

The word Honourable, according to the oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary (8th Edition) simply denotes “deserving respect and admiration, showing high moral standards etc. In the

Should there be a Clergy-Laity Distinction? No, Christianity has no class distinction says my pastor, Apostle Zilly Aggrey at a leadership session at Royal House

The masked phenomenon known simply as Lagbaja is one of the few Nigerian musicians whose art is inspired by the late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. In keeping

In this series excerpt from Bishop David Abioye’s book: “Creating a New Beginning”, I want to show you the unlimited power of faith in creating

I have listened, watched and followed up the events that led to the crisis rocking the Rivers State House of Assembly and come to a

Democracy can be defined as a government in which the supreme power is vested in the people and exercised by them directly or indirectly through

Life is a journey that is full of varying experiences. Of course, not many people regard all of these experiences as exciting. Some see most