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Someone said when it comes to religion, some Nigerians fight for God but when it comes to their own livelihood and fundamental human rights, they ask God

The leadership of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has said it has forgiven the Sterling Bank and its Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Abubakar

Allegations of blasphemy by Muslim and Christian believers have been in the news. In the past few years, persons accused of insulting Christian or Islamic religious gods or prophets have been threatened, attacked, killed, or imprisoned. These allegations have generated so much controversy and tension because allegers seek judicial or…

CAN calls the advert "blasphemous" and "insulting", and dismisses the bank's apology.

An advert by the bank, with the copy text “Like Agege Bread, He Rose Again” had attracted the outrage of Nigerians who queried the rationale behind the advert.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has condemned the "provocative advertisement" of Sterling Bank during Easter. CAN described the comparison of

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has called for the "immediate removal" of Abubakar Suleiman, the chief executive officer (CEO)...

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - The Christian Association of Nigeria on Wednesday enjoined Christians to be careful of the financial institutions they patronize, as the body called for the sack of the Chief Executive of Sterling Bank, Abubakar Suleiman, over the bank’s controversial Easter advert comparing the resurrection of Christ with the rising of Agege Bread. CAN

Sterling Bank Plc on Monday night apologized to Nigerians over a provocative post on its social media platform, IgbereTV reports The lender had in the post marking the Easter celebration likene

The Advertising Practitioners Council of Nigeria (APCON) says it will impose sanctions on Sterling Bank over a controversial Easter ad likening the resurrection of Jesus Christ to Agege Bread.