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Bishop of the Methodist Church, Nigeria, Dr Sunday Onuoha, has accused Nigeria’s leaders of not telling the truth about the banditry ravag...

THE STANDARD Senator Mithika Linturi. [Standard] Deputy President William Ruto is set for a three-day tour of Meru County next weekend and he is expected to launch the first United Democratic Alliance (UDA) office upcountry. Sources said the planned visit during the weekend of March 5-7 will see the DP tour all the county's three regions with nine constituencies. He will preside over fundraisers, attend two church functions, hold roadside rallies, and then launch the party branch office. At least seven of Meru's 12 legislators are expected to attend. On March 7, Ruto will attend the enthronem...

Asa Candler 1851-1929 This flowing copperplate script with red and white colours is a logo that is recognisable around the world. Its success is due to Asa Candler, whose primary motivation in all he attempted was to be faithful to God through his stewardship. Asa Candler was a very rich man who was successful in real estate development and banking. He faithfully embraced the principle of Christian stewardship. His belief was that God gives wealth to individuals in order to promote His kingdom on earth. His inspiration was from Jesus’ teaching about not storing up treasures on earth that ca...

  The Methodist Bishop of Accra, the Rt Rev. Samuel Kofi Osabutey, has called on Ghanaians to be thankful to God for the governance system they are enjoying, although there is still much to be done to improve it. The bishop made the call in a sermon at the burial service for the late former President Jerry John Rawlings at the Black Star Square in Accra yesterday. "Was Jerry a saint? Certainly not; Jerry was a sinner who took the risk to attempt to right the wrongs of society as he perceived them. Being a sinner, then, one can understand and forgive those excesses of the regime he led. As we...

Graphic Online BY: Chris Nunoo, Donald Ato Dapatem & Emmanuel Bonney 30.5k Shares 705 A grateful nation yesterday bid an emotional farewell to the first President of the Fourth Republic, Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings, whose remains were lowered into their final resting place at the new Military Cemetery behind the Burma Camp. Accra, the national capital, almost stood still as Ghanaians and the international community came together to say adieu to the 73-year-old former President. The sombre mood extended beyond Accrato other parts of the country. It was a fitting honour to the former military l...