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Ahead of Sept. 22 Osun governorship election, Mr Olapade Okunola, a Pastor at Redeemed Christian Church of God, has been declared winner of Accord Party primary election. Alhaji Dokun Babarinde, who is the returning officer, while announcing the results on Sunday in Osogbo, said Okunola polled 141.... |
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Nollywood actress turned pastor, Eucharia Anunobi has revealed that being a pastor doesn’t stop her from acting roles given to her.
The actress said this while reacting to reports that she has stopped acting. According to her, “my individuality is different from whatever character I portray in a movie. |
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Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo, wife of the Vice President, on Saturday urged groups, organisations and individuals to support more indigent girls and women to access quality education and empowerment. Osinbajo. Osinbajo made the call as a special guest at the Gala Night/Fund Raising Dinner of the Diamond Lights Women Empowerment Initiative (DLWEI) in Lagos. |
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Ellen Meyer, a licensed massage therapist at Hands in Harmony, performs cupping therapy Wednesday on Kayla Pirtle of Cedar Rapids at the massage studio. A Cedar Rapids City Council committee last week tabled discussion of a local ordinance to license massage therapists in an effort to reduce human trafficking. |
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“It’s a good cause,” said Lindsay Johnson, who ran in the inaugural Daikin Dash and returned this year after a two-year hiatus. “I decided last night (to do it),” so “we’ll see how it goes.”
Because of her late commitment, she hadn’t properly trained for Saturday’s 5K, but fortunately “it’s a good.... |
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A clergyman from the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Olapade Julius Okunola, has won the ticket of the Accord Party to contest in the September 22nd governorship election in Osun state. He scored 141 votes to defeat Mr. Babatunde Loye who got 58 votes and Mr. Bunmi Ibiloye who received 12 votes. |
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Ahead of Sept. 22 Osun governorship election, Mr Olapade Okunola, a Pastor at Redeemed Christian Church of God , has been declared winner of Accord Party primary election. Alhaji Dokun Babarinde, who is the returning officer, while announcing the results on Sunday in Osogbo , said Okunola polled 141.... |
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Gauteng MEC for community safety Sizakele Nkosi-Malobane has welcomed the conviction of a pastor who was caught driving at over 200km/h. Pastor John Sebusi Mosepele‚ 51‚ was arrested on March 14, 2018. He was caught travelling at an average speed of 236 km/h in a 120 km/h zone in his Mercedes Benz S350 on the N1 near Barrage‚ south of Johannesburg. |
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Branson, Missouri: “Grab the baby!” Those were the last words Tia Coleman recalls her sister-in-law yelling before the tourist boat they were on sank into a Missouri lake, killing 17 people, including nine of Coleman’s family members. A huge wave hit, scattering passengers on the vessel known as a.... |
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The company, then called American Marksman, promised to create 25 full-time jobs with an average pay of $50,000 a year. It agreed to stamp packages of their ammunition with some variation of, “Made in Pflugerville, Texas.” In return, the Pflugerville CDC would pay the company $175,000 in moving.... |
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She said that people, by educating girls and empowering women, would be investing in the future of the country. ”There are lots of women out there, our sisters, mothers, wives and daughters. “Some are educated, but they are helpless and powerless, while some are capable but they are ill-equipped. They stand at a crossroads. |
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HARARE 0 comments - Well-known fitness man, Gerald Maguranyanga has dived into the political ring to help gore out of the way the nonsense that has been bedevilling this former Sunshine City. Maguranyanga has an amazing story. From being a UK-taught rugby coach, an IAAF-certified athletics coach, a.... |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - The proliferation of digital tools that can make text and email messages vanish may be welcome to Americans seeking to guard their privacy, but open government advocates fear they are being misused by public officials. Some are using them to conduct business in secret and evade transparency laws. |
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According to the satirist, the DA leader tried to jump the Wanderers queue to see Obama on Tuesday, but was shooed back into line.
Just when you thought the Sunday Times might have moved on from mocking DA leader Mmusi Maimane after earlier this year calling him “Mini-Madiba”, he has found himself jabbed again. |
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BRANSON -- "Grab the baby!" Those were the last words Tia Coleman recalls her sister-in-law yelling before the tourist boat they were on sank into a Missouri lake, killing 17 people, including nine of Coleman's family members. A huge wave hit, scattering passengers on the duck boat into Table Rock.... |
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Alice Nkako Saria gave birth to her first born child, Evianna Johari,, on March, 24, 2011. She was her miracle baby after having tried to conceive in vain for over 10 years. Evianna’s birthday coincides with that of her mom’s pastor, Theo, who had been praying for Alice and her husband to be blessed with a child. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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Thirteen newly commissioned pastors of the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana (EPCG) were at the Church headquarters in Ho to sign EPCG's Code of Professional Discipline and Ethics for Pastors. The ceremony was supervised by the members of the Standing Committee, Moderator of the General Assembly, Right. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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A mother who lost nine relatives in a tourist boat accident in the US has recalled her sister-in-law’s last words. Tia Coleman said she heard her brother’s wife shout “grab the baby” after the tourist boat they were on sank into a lake in Missouri, killing 17 people in total. |
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Thirty-two years after his first sermon at Columbia’s First Baptist Church, Wendell Estep will preach his last as the church’s pastor on Sunday. Sunday marks Estep’s official retirement from one of Columbia’s largest and most influential churches. He is the second-longest-serving pastor in the church’s 209-year history. |
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