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The NAIJ.com team has gathered the most important news that hit the headlines on Monday, January 9. Find the top stories you might have missed below. 1. 2019 race hots up, as northern politicians scheme to replace Buhari. There are indications that political gladiators in the northern part of the.... |
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The Muhammadu Buhari government has revoked the implementation of the law that caused the retirement of Pastor E. A. Adeboye. This is according to a statement released by Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Okechukwu Enelamah. "The Corporate Governance Code issued by the Financial Reporting.... |
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- The former minister of aviation Femi Fani-Kayode has condemned the new regulatory law on churches. - The former minister said the new law was put in place to attack churches. - He also asked what business the federal government has which church leadership. |
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President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the immediate removal and the replacement of the Executive Secretary and the reconstitution of the board of the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRN). He has appointed a Chairman and a new Executive Secretary for the council. |
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The corporate governance code issued by the country’s Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria (FRC) which caused the exit of Pastor Enoch Adeboye as the national overseer Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) has been suspended by the Nigerian government. |
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Adedotun Sulaiman has been appointed as chairman and Daniel Asapokhai as the new executive secretary for the council. This was disclosed in a statement by Garba Shehu, the senior special assistant to the president on media and publicity. Sulaiman was a former managing partner/director of Arthur Anderson and later, Accenture. |
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President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday approved the immediate removal of the Executive Secretary of the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, Jim Obazee, and the reconstitution of the board of the agency. In a statement released by the Senior Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity,.... |
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SAN ANTONIO - Archbishop Patrick Fernandez Flores has died in San Antonio at the age of 87. Flores was the first Mexican-American elevated to the hierarchy in the Catholic Church in the United States. He died of pneumonia and congestive heart failure at Padua Place Residence for retired priests, according to the Archdiocese of San Antonio. |
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SAN ANTONIO - Former Archbishop Patrick Flores has died at the age of 87, according to Rev. David Garcia of Mission Concepcion. He died of pneumonia and congestive heart failure, the Archdiocese said. Flores led the Archdiocese of San Antonio from more than two decades. Born on July 26, 1929 he was the sixth of nine children. |
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survivor Felicia Sanders, who lost her son, Tywanza Sanders, in the shooting rampage, shared today how her son stayed by her side while she faced surgery and recovery. cancer Tywanza Sanders stayed in the waiting room through his mother's nine-hour surgery, Felicia Sanders said, and he refused to leave her. |
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After an extensive search, and a period of uncertainty, Theatre Kent has found itself a new home in Chatham. The group announced Monday that it will rent rehearsal space at Living Faith Community Church on Victoria Avenue. “It's a huge relief,” said Theatre Kent president Karen Robinet. “We're really thankful to be working with the church. |
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'I do not wish to testify': Charleston Church shooter Dylann Roof puts up no defense against death penalty during his trial for killing nine black church goers Prosecutors rested their death penalty case Monday against convicted Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof More than two dozen people.... |
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In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. They shed tears and their voices shook, but none of them said whether Dylann.... |
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'I do not wish to testify': Charleston Church shooter Dylann Roof puts up no defense against death penalty during his trial for killing nine black church goers Prosecutors rested their death penalty case Monday against convicted Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof More than two dozen people.... |
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JEFFERSON CITY 0 comments • Immediately after his swearing-in ceremony, Gov. Eric Greitens made his way to his new office at the Capitol to sign his first executive order. It's an order that bars any state employee in the executive branch from receiving lobbyist gifts. |
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By MEG KINNARD Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. |
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A US pastor has apologised for posting a video online of a handicapped woman being towed by a ute after her wheelchair broke down. Becky Kittrell was left stranded in freezing conditions in Kansas City when the battery on her powered wheelchair died on Saturday, WGN TV reports. |
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One of Nova Scotia's oldest residents has died at the age of 107. Family and friends of Jeanette Brown are remembering the great-great-great-grandmother as a well-loved figure in her community of Truro. "She valued education, she just encouraged all of us to go as far as we could go, as fast as we.... |
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By MEG KINNARD Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. |
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. They shed tears and their voices shook, but none of.... |
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By MEG KINNARD Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. |
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Kary Moss, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan, speaks at the Saints of God Church in this October 2016 Flint Journal file photo. (Flint Journal file photo)
FLINT, MI -- On the eve of a data summit to report on the health of Flint water, city residents and.... |
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FILE -In this Friday, June 19, 2015 file photo, the men of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. lead a crowd of people in prayer outside the Emanuel AME Church, after a memorial for the nine people killed by Dylann Roof in Charleston, S.C. A federal jury will consider whether Roof should be sentenced to.... |
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By MEG KINNARD Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. |
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By MEG KINNARD Associated Press. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - In a courtroom a mile from the church slayings, wounds re-opened as nearly two dozen friends and relatives of the nine victims shared cherished memories and opined about a future without a mother, father, sister or brother. |
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