September 17, 2026
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Christ Embassy Inaugurates 1,400 New Deacons

Loveworld Kingdom, also known as Christ Embassy, consecrated a total of 1,400 new deacons on Sunday. The inauguration ceremony was held at the kingdom’s national and international headquarters in Asese, Lagos State. The newly appointed deacons were selected from the ministry’s satellite churches worldwide. During the ordination ceremony, Pastor Kayode Adesina
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S/African Women Will Lure Nigerian Men To Impregnate Them, Then Harm Them, Says Escaping Nigerian Woman

A Nigerian woman, who recently returned from South Africa following xenophobic attacks on Nigerians and other foreigners, has expressed her determination never to return to the former apartheid state. This woman, whose husband was tragically killed in South Africa, has voiced strong criticism of South African women. She claims that these women are indifferent to […]
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Meet Two Nigerian Siblings Building A Multi-Billion Naira AI Empire

In southeastern Nigeria, a quiet revolution is underway — and it speaks sign language. Jesse Charles Chinekezi (20) and Ted Charles Chinekezi (22) have just done what most Silicon Valley founders only dream of: unveiled a homegrown, multidimensional AI “vibe coder” that they claim outperforms Europe’s Lovable, China’s Lingguang, Israel’s Base 44 (now WIX-owned), Bolt.new,
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We Don’t Administer Oaths In My Camp -Amadi

Dr. Chima Matthew Amadi, the senatorial candidate of the Action Peoples Party (APP) for the Imo East District, has clarified that no member of his campaign outfit, The Mazi Organization (TMO), is subjected to any form of ritualistic oath-taking. During a press briefing on Saturday, June 6, Dr. Amadi explained that within his campaign, members […]
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There Is No Diabolism In My Philanthropy -Amadi

Dr. Chima Matthew Amadi, the candidate of the Action Peoples Party (APP) in the Imo East Senatorial District, asserts that his relentless philanthropic efforts are devoid of any malevolent intentions. Dr. Amadi emphasized that his charitable endeavors, whether aimed at the church or the underprivileged, are intended to help individuals rise above poverty. While addressing