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Apparently piqued by Tinubu administration’s decision to give N8,000 each to about 12 million households from the N500 billion fuel subsidy palliative, the Bishops who rose from their 40th Annual Council of Bishops at Wesley Cathedral, Uwani, Enugu, yesterday advised Tinubu to distance his administration from a governance style that looks and treats Nigerians as beggars.
Methodist Prelate calls for calm over bill seeking to regulate Christianity. Prelate, Methodist Church Nigeria, Oliver Aba urged Nigerians
The Methodist Church Nigeria has accused the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) of supporting a bill by the Senate to regulate Christianity and create a National Centre for Christian Education (NCCE) in Nigeria. The Methodist Church made the accusation on Sunday in Enugu through Prelate Oliver Aba, during a press briefing marking the end of the 40th Annual Council of Methodist Bishops held in Enugu. The bill which has passed the second reading in the Senate, was sponsored by Binos Yaroe, who represents Adamawa South senatorial district.
It is a lapse of Emory’s sterling values to allow a group that inflicts explicit discrimination to occupy its most iconic structure at Emory’s gates. By subsidizing Glenn and welcoming it, Emory associates itself with Glenn and is complicit in Glenn's homophobia.
John Marrant, George Liele, Andrew Bryan, David George, Richard Allen, and Harry Hosier.