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As Nigeria prepares for transition from one political administration to another, there is the need for current and incoming leaders in the country to demonstrate selflessness and love towards citizens as demonstrated by Jesus Christ . The Minister in charge of The Gospel Faith Mission International, GOFAMINT, Elewi - Odo Assembly, Pastor Akinsanmi Aro, gave the advice while speaking with Radio Nigeria on the significance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the cross. Pastor Aro explained that love and selflessness which were lacking among Nigerian leaders had accounted for the prevailing poverty level and suffering among the citizens.   The cleric who said the resurrection of Jesus Christ reflected hope in the betterment of Nigeria calls for rededication to God, religious tolerance, transparency, equity and justice in the country. He also called on Christians for continued prayers for peaceful co-existence and security in the country.

By Chidinma Ewunonu-Aluko, ibadan The Oyo State Christian Association Of Nigeria, (CAN), has urged Christians to always be proactive, and involved in politics due to the economic and socio-political situation in the country. The Oyo State CAN Chairman, Apostle Joshua Akinyemiju made the call in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Ibadan. Akinyemiju said the situation of things in the country and the world at large dictated that “the body of Christ should come together, be united, focused and non complacent”. “We have to be proactive, be involved in political activities, not sitting on the fence and without any recourse to violence “Those in position of authority should always remember to display justice and fairness in governance, they must rule or administer their constituencies with the fear of God. “As we celebrate Easter 2022, the sacrificing of His only begotten son should not be wasted, almighty God will renew us spiritually, heal our land and remain g...

By Chidinma Ewunonu-Aluko, ibadan As Christians celebrate Good Friday, Bishop Emmanuel Badejo of the Catholic Diocese of Oyo  has urged all Nigerians to use the opportunity to repent and take positive actions toward God and humanity. Badejo made the call in a statement he  made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday from Oyo Town. He remarked that Good Friday called for all Christians to be faithful to their Christian calling. “Jesus died to save lives, and all who destroy it and cause others to do so can neither worship Him nor win his favour. “All must remember that they will have to account before the Creator and face the verdict of history and posterity. “It calls on people in power to repent and address the needless bloodshed, suffering, and destruction being faced by millions of innocent people,” he said. According to him, Good Friday teaches all oppressed and suffering people that God is near to them while showing that this world has always been sometim...