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Article content In 1923, the parishioners of St. Scholastica in the Saskatchewan community of Burr stole their church. Not in a metaphorical or allegorical sense. Their church had been taken over by a new diocese and they didn’t approve. So they picked it up and spirited it back into the jurisdiction of their old abbacy. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Buy, borrow, or steal: How communities have kept Saskatchewan churches alive and on the move Back to video “They did it — as I can understand it — without asking,” says amateur histor...

The President General of the Grassroot Development Initiative, Chief Bright Amaewhule has remarked that his organization will not support any candidate for the 2023 governorship election if such candidate is confirmed to have ethnic or tribal sentiments. Amaewhule made the remark at Degema, headquarters of Degema Local Government Area at the Verification and Mobilisation Exercise of Wards and Local Government officers of the GDI. We will only support a candidate that will take care and provide for all the people of Rivers State.If we notice that you are whipping tribal sentiments, we will not...

A Coalition of South-South Political Parties (SSPPC) yesterday pledged its support to the ongoing Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) forensic audit. The group made this known in a statement jointly signed by Mr Prince Rueben, the National Leader, Amb Joseph Omoregbe, National Secretary and Omangima Harry, Deputy National Secretary in Port Harcourt. The forensic audit was set up by President Muhammadu Buhari to look into the activities of NDDC from inception to August 2019. According to Rueben, all the political parties in the South-South have thrown their weight behind the NDDC forensi...