Religion
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CAN drags FG to court over CAMA
The association resolved to go to court after all attempts to convince the federal government failed.
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Obasanjo, Gowon, Ironsi among those who destroyed Nigeria’s security — Sultan of Sokoto
He said before the 1976 local government reforms, Nigeria was progressive, peaceful, decent and full of beautiful traditions and cultures.
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Why I begged Apostle Suleman for forgiveness — Mike Davids
Davids also referred to Suleman as his father in the Lord.
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Does President Buhari even have a brain? — former CAN president
Prelate Emeritus of the Methodist Church Nigeria and former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Sunday Mbang, has described President Muhammadu Buhari in unflattering terms.
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‘Don’t drag our name in the mud,’ Nigerian Army warns Sheikh Gumi
The Nigerian Army has berated Kaduna-based Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, for alleging that non-Muslim soldiers were responsible for the attacks against bandits.
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Kenechukwu Okeke: ‘Activist’ who sued Pastor Sam Adeyemi is a fake lawyer — NBA
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) confirmed on Monday that Okeke was fake and not on the list of directory of lawyers in Nigeria.
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Kwara: Why we won’t obey pro-Muslim hijab order — CAN
The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has vowed to disregard a government directive allowing Muslims who attend mission schools to wear the Islamic hijab.
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Nigeria already on fire but nobody can separate us — Sheikh Gumi
Sheikh Gumi said that if those who instigated civil war where millions of people were killed were pardoned, he saw nothing wrong in extending the same mercy to bandits who only killed a few people "by mistake".
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Sheikh Gumi risked life to engage bandits — MURIC
The President of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Prof. Ishaq Akintola, has commended the efforts of Sheikh Ahmad Gumi for putting his life on the life to talk to bandits terrorising the northern part of Nigeria.
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Lagos pastor ‘sells church building’ after ‘raping’ 14-year-old girl
Omosokpea had allegedly established another church in an undisclosed location at Lekki.