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EGR European Gospel Radio

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Welcome to European Gospel Radio (EGR)!

Our mission is to spread the Gospel to the World on Shortwave, AM/Medium Wave, Satellite radio, TV and the Internet
EGR is owned and operated by NEXUS-IBA, a non profit association of broadcasters and program producers
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71 years without toilets: School, community battle diseases
The Pilot Science Primary School, Kwall is said to be one of the best and oldest government-owned primary schools in the entire Irigwe chiefdom of Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State. It was established in 1946. However, 71 years after it was established without a toilet facility, pupils....

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Erotic novel first banned 270 years ago is censored AGAIN
An erotic novel first banned more than 200 years ago has been censored once again – in case it upsets students. Fanny Hill, the tale of a young girl’s sexual exploits, was infamous for its racy content. The book by John Cleland was published in London in 1748 but was denounced by the Bishop of London as the ‘lewdest thing I ever saw’.

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Erotic novel first banned 270 years ago is censored AGAIN
An erotic novel first banned more than 200 years ago has been censored once again – in case it upsets students. Fanny Hill, the tale of a young girl’s sexual exploits, was infamous for its racy content. The book by John Cleland was published in London in 1748 but was denounced by the Bishop of London as the ‘lewdest thing I ever saw’.

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These are the three reasons that fascism spread in 1930s America - and might spread again today
The violent white nationalist rally in Virginia has reawakened simmering fears of American fascism. But the roots of these feelings — and the militant organizations that promoted them — did not begin with the election of President Trump. The last time fascism was brazenly embraced was in the 1930s.

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Movie Stan and Ollie with Steve Coogan to be filmed in Midlands and you can apply to be in the cast Birmingham Mail
By using this service and related content, you agree to the use of cookies for analytics, personalised content and ads. Oscar-nominated stars John C Reilly and Steve Coogan are pairing up for a new BBC film about the world’s most famous double act Laurel & Hardy – and YOU could join the cast.

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If Tony Romo is successful, NFL TV analyst culture could change
On Friday, Aug. 25 Tony Romo’s new journey, which will bring as much scrutiny as the one that apparently has ended, begins taking shape when he debuts as CBS’ No. 1 NFL analyst working Chiefs-Seahawks. CBS hasn’t exactly kept Romo in the Witness Protection Program while he prepares to replace Phil....

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White nationalist rally in Virginia sparks counterprotests, state of emergency
Anadolu Agency/Getty Images. (CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.) — The usually quiet university city of Charlottesville, Virginia, declared a state of emergency Saturday morning after a Unite the Right gathering of far-right extremists began with early, violent clashes with counterprotesters.

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Gomez: Comments were based on compassion, not politics
Retired Anglican Archbishop Drexel Gomez yesterday sought to clarify that when he agreed with Senior Pastor of Mount Tabor Baptist Church Bishop Neil Ellis about the “inhumane” treatment of former Minister of Labour Shane Gibson, he did so out of a “human interest” and not a political one.

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Blogging Is A More Lucrative Job Than Banking – Laila Ijeoma, CEO, LailasBlog
In the Nigerian blogosphere, Laila Ijeoma commands a lot of respect, not just because she owns www.LailasBlog.com; an entertainment website that reports trending Nigerian news read by millions monthly. On June 30, 2016, Laila took a bold step of abandoning her over N5million per annum bank job to....

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Calling hours Sunday for Valley event promoter, radio station owner
Dominic A. Baragona died Thursday after battling pancreatic cancer. Baragona was the founder, co-owner and general manager of WNCD/CD 106 The Wolf. His career in radio started when he worked in sales at WNIO AM Radio, and he and his partner Robert Doane ultimately purchased the station.

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Beer Garden to again be focal point of musical entertainment during SCFF
Branch and Dean, who will perform at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Beer Garden, are from Nashville, and “I think we’re lucky to have them,” said Mark Ditlevson, who has been procuring talent for the beer garden for decades. (Photo courtesy of the Liz Gregory Talent agency) Branch and Dean, who will perform at 8:30 p.

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There came wise men from the east to Jerusalem, saying, Where is he that is born King of the Jews? for we have seen his star in the east, and are come to worship him. Matthew, 2. 1

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