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By Bishop Oyoyo The Christians Association of Nigeria (CAN) has passed a vote of confidence on it’s  President, Rev. Samson Ayokunle, applauding his unprecedented achievements recorded under his watch and dissolved the National Christian Elders Forum (NCEF) due to irreconcilable differences with its activities.

Men with deep-rooted homosexual tendencies should not be admitted to the Catholic clergy, and it would be better for priests who are actively gay to leave rather than lead a double life, Pope Francis says in a new book.

      The exit of Liberia’s Mrs Ellen Sirleaf   Johnson after a successful  two-term as President  earlier this year appeared to have drawn down the curtain on prospects of African women providing political leadership for their countries. However, last week’s appointment of  Sahle-Work Zewde, a veteran of the United …

    Expectedly, the approach of the 2019 general elections in Nigeria has elicited tremendous attention from the international community. The reasons for this are not far fetched.

  President Muhammadu returned to the country after about a week of sojourn in China where he joined African African leaders and other international actors to participate in the 2018 Forum On China Africa, Cooperation, (FOCAC), which held  September 3 –  4 2018, in Bejing, China. This years summit held with …

  The outcome of last week’s general elections in Zimbabwe which returned the ruling-ZANU-PF to power has rekindled hope for continued democratic rule in the Southern African country.

    The outcome of last week’s general elections in Zimbabwe which returned the ruling-ZANU-PF to power has rekindled hope for continued democratic rule in the Southern African country.

      So much was expected from the  meeting with Russian President, Vladimir Putin, the first during his one and half- year presidency. It however, ended up the most criticized foreign trip  so far  by US President,  Donald Trump.

By Prof Iyorwuese Hager   GENOCIDE The recent June 24th 2018 massacre of over a hundred men, women and children by herdsmen in the Jos Plateau, has finally broken the camel’s back. The decade old conspiracy of silence, denials and collusions has finally been exposed. The bubble has burst in …

  By Boris Johnson   Like architecture and art, the value of some international agreements lies in the eye of the beholder. But no-one would seriously question the worth of the global ban on chemical weapons.Today 192 countries have put aside their other differences and chosen to be parties to …