Amos Tauna

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The chairman, Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, in the 19 Northern states and Abuja, Rev. John Joseph Hayab, has opined that betrayal has caused a serious setback for so long in the affairs of Nigeria. Speaking on Sunday in Kaduna on the theme: “Overcoming betrayer at Easter”, Hayab said, “Nigerians are betraying the country, people betray one another, which all culminates in the challenges the country is facing today.

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The Archbishop of Catholic Diocese of Sokoto, Matthew Hassan Kukah, has appealed to President Bola Tinubu to rid Nigerians from the forces of darkness and bring them down from the cross of cynicism. According to Kukah, “The road to our collective discouragement in Nigeria has been laid by marauders, murderers, savages and ravenous predators who threaten to overrun our nation.”In Easter message, he said, “Mr. President, hunger, sickness and desolation stalk the land.

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Kaduna State Police Command has apprehended six suspected kidnappers and gunrunners in a series of operations across the state. The police personnel also recovered four locally-fabricated AK-47 rifles in the process.

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A 13-member interim State Coordinating Council (SCC) of the Obidient Movement for Kaduna State has been constituted. The appointments, confirmed in a formal letter signed by National Coordinator Dr. Tanko Yunusa, is part of a strategic effort to strengthen grassroots mobilization and governance advocacy in the region. “The Obidient Movement reiterated its commitment to service, inclusion, and people-first leadership, urging appointees to confirm their roles via the NCC’s official link.

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Two victims of last Friday’s attack on worshippers on the Akpamoba-Igbola prayer mountain in the Agbaja area of Lokoja Local Government Area of Kogi State have been rescued, the state Police Command has confirmed. ASP William Aya, the command’s spokesman, who confirmed the rescue of the victims, identified them as Pastors Adura Kayode and Kingsley Ebong of the City of Grace Prophetic Liberation Church.