The Ven. Tamunotari Matthew was born on the 24th day of July 1967 to the family of late Chief Raphael M. Obaze of Tombia-Ekpetiama in Yenagoa Local Government Area of Bayelsa State and Mrs. Felicia Aneke Obaze (Nee Ojelade)
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Ven Ikechukwu Joseph Egbuonu was born on 30th September 1976 to the Roman Catholic family of late Chief David and Mrs Rose Egbuonu of Uruagu, Umudioka in Dunukofia L.G.A of Anambra State. He attended Aforigwe primary school Umudioka and
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By Olayinka Aboderin This year’s Mothers’ Union and Young Wives Fellowship Quiet Day have been held with the Diocesan theme; Fight the Good Fight of Faith and the sub-theme; Overcoming Life’s Traps. In his sermon, Bishop of the Diocese
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IntroductionThe Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Communicators and Media Officers’ Conference met under the guidance of the Holy Spirit at the Ughelli Diocesan Christian Centre, Ogoni-Olomu, Olomu, Ughelli South, Delta State, hosted by the Diocese of Ughelli from Wednesday,
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The wife of the Primate of the Church of Nigeria ( Anglican Communion) and President of the Women’s Guild and Mothers’ Union arms of the church, Mrs Angela Ndukauba today in Abuja called on women to constantly worship and
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(By Alphonsus Nweze & Ndubuisi Emedosi In Ughelli) Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, has again made its position public on the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQI) controversy, condemning, without equivocations, their gradual infiltration into human culture
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(By Ejiofor Eze and Ndubuisi Emedosi in Ughelli) The Primate of All Nigeria, Anglican Communion, the Most Rev. Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba, has told communicators in the Church that they had a bounding duty to propagate the Gospel of
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PRESS RELEASE The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, The Most Rev’d Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba has appointed the Rt. Rev’d Steven Akobe, the Bishop of Kabba Diocese as the Deputy Coordinator of DIVCCON (Divine Commonwealth Conference). This appointment
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The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Most Revd. Dr. Henry Ndukuba expressed his concern on the worrisome, not-too-good state of the nation’s economy, especially the debt profile., he implored the leadership of this country to
Read More The Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, The Most Revd. Dr. Henry Ndukuba said that there should not be sacred cows as the EFCC prosecute the culprits. While fielding questions from journalists after presenting the communique issued
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