Kogi Govt Directs Primary, Secondary Schools to Go on Compulsory Mid-term Break

The government of Kogi state, on Tuesday, shut down all primary and secondary schools in the state. A message by the Kogi State Chairman, National Association of...

Leke Joseph Abejide: A Beacon of Hope and Selfless Leadership in Okun Nation

Rt. Hon. Elder Leke Joseph Abejide, member representing the good and highly versatile people of Yagba Federal Constituency in the 10th Assembly, stands as a true lover...

Nigeria’s War Without End: Why Bullets Alone Cannot Defeat Terror

Nigeria’s battlefields are littered with tactical victories. Insurgent commanders fall. Terror camps burn. Armed networks fracture. Yet the violence regenerates with...

Fikara 50 Futures Project Launches Free JAMB Registration for 50 Indigent Students in Lokoja

By Saidu Bn Malik-Kupa In a bold move to expand access to higher education, Dr Shehu S. I. Fikara, in partnership with the Kupa Development Association (KUDA), has...

GIMP-Nigeria Marks 2026 World Interfaith Harmony Week, Calls for Ethical Media, United Action for Peace

The Guild of Interfaith Media Practitioners Nigeria (GIMP-Nigeria) has joined the global community to commemorate the 2026 World Interfaith Harmony Week (WIHW),...

RE: False and Misleading Claims Against Kogi Deputy Governor

Unubi EmmanuelPress Secretary to the Deputy GovernorKogi StateFebruary 3, 2026

Hajj Minister’s Visit: A Defining Moment for Nigeria’s Hajj and Umrah Industry

The Minister of Hajj and Umrah of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Mr Tawfiq Al Rabiah, is expected in Nigeria today for strategic engagements with key stakeholders on ways...

The Rise of AI in Churches: Tool for Evangelism or Threat to Authentic Witness?

By 2026, artificial intelligence has crossed the threshold of the sanctuary and become embedded in everyday ministry life. It now shapes sermon preparation, church...

2027: No Substitute for President Bola Tinubu Until 2031

By Musa Bakare. Nations are not sustained by emotion; they endure through obedience to history. And history does not whisper, it speaks with clarity. As Nigeria looks...

Christian Persecution in Nigeria: From Bandit Massacres to US Strikes – A Call for Global Solidarity

In early 2026, the blood of innocent worshippers once again stained the soil of northern and central Nigeria. Villages like Kasuwan Daji joined a long and tragic list of...