Christian Association Of Nigeria Archives

Oct

10

2021

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Insecurity in S’East: Address Underlying Cause of Agitations to Restore Trust, Confidence– Christian Religious Leaders Urges FG

CRIME, NATIONAL NEWSArchbishops of Southeast, BIAFRA, Christian Association of Nigeria, Christian Religious Leaders of South East Nigeria, death, insecurity, Southeast Governors

Insecurity in S'East: Address Underlying Cause of Agitations to Restore Trust, Confidence-- Christian Religious Leaders Urges FG The Christian Religious Leaders of South East Nigeria has made a passionate call to the Federal Government to quickly address the underlying reasons for the rising agitations in the country. Among the reasons for the agitation, according to SouthEast Christian leaders are desire for equity, fairness and good governance in Nigeria, saying it would in no doubts eliminate, or at least minimize the separatist agitations, not only in the South East, but in the country in general. Archbishop Obinna Chukwuma This is contained…

Aug

31

2021

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NDA Attack: Igbo, Christian Security Officers, main Target- OYC<br>Reveals impending killings in disguised accident

NDA Attack: Igbo, Christian Security Officers, main Target- OYC
Reveals impending killings in disguised accident

NATIONAL NEWS, SECURITYBoko Haram insurgents, Christian Association of Nigeria, Fulani herdsmen, Igbo nation, Igbo national council, insecurity, Nigeria Defense Academy Attack, Nigerian security operatives, Ohanaeze Youth Council, the Nigerian army

PRESS RELEASE NDA Attack: Igbo, Christian Security Officers, main Target- OYCReveals impending killings in disguised accident Following the recent bloody on Nigeria Defense Academy, NDA, during which Igbo and Christians officers were brutally murdered, the apex youth organization in Igboland, Ohanaeze Youth Council, OYC- has advised Igbo and Christian security officers in various departments in Nigeria to consistently stay on guard. The Council gave the advice through its national President, Comrade Igboayaka O. Igboayaka in an interactive session with newsmen in Owerri, the capital of Imo State, Tuesday, August 31, 2021 after extended security meeting of the council as regards…

Jun

19

2021

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Don’t Ignore! Very Important Message For Christians Especially Residents Of Delta State

Uncategorized#threat, Christian Association of Nigeria, Delta State, jihadist herdsmen, Prayer and fasting

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has declared a three- day fasting and prayer of the Christian Faith with effect from tomorrow, Sunday June 20 to Tuesday June 22, 2021. This was prompted by the alleged threats from Jihadists to attack some major cities in Delta state. In a letter to the Christian community dated June 16, 2021, CAN had directed all pastors and leaders of various churches in Delta to lay a printed copy of the said threat letter on their altars before God, as they conduct prayers on Sunday and Monday in their various local churches. Furthermore, CAN…

May

10

2021

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Restrain From Beating Drums Of War… Imo CAN Boss Urges Politicians…*Says Crisis Not A Noun

RELIGIONChristian Association of Nigeria, crisis, imo state government, Unknown gunmen insurgency

Bishop Eches Divine Eches The chairman of Christian Association of Nigeria, (CAN) Imo State Chapter, Bishop Eches Divine Eches has urged politicians to restrain from beating drums that would instigate war among the people, saying that no nation can grow amid crisis. Bishop Eches who stressed that no place all over the world has been named 'crisis' lamented that Crisis, as it were, is no respecter of anyone, as he reiterated his unflinching believe in God's ability to restore peace and tranquility in the State and Nigeria in general despite all odds. He advised politicians to eschew any form of…

Sep

02

2020

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CAN Heightens Agitation against CAMA **Writes Buhari to stop implementation

NATIONAL NEWS#federal government of Nigeria, #President Mohammadu Buhari, Christian Association of Nigeria, Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA)

Law Not Targeted at Christians or Muslims, Says Presidential Aide Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) insisted yesterday on its agitation against the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), 2020, submitting a position paper to President Muhammadu Buhari, demanding the suspension of its implementation. This is in spite of several official explanations that the law does not target the church, forcing social critics to conclude that church leaders’ opposition might have been fueled by their reluctance to accountability, which the law demands of every non-governmental organisation registered under the Act. But the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Niger Delta…

Jun

21

2020

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Eziulo, Iyonu Crisis: Ebonyi CAN sues for peace

SECURITYChristian Association of Nigeria, commumuak war, dispute, ebonyi government, war

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Ebonyi state chapter has, in collaboration with the ministry of peace and conflict resolution urged the people of Iyonu and Eziulo communities to sheath their swords over the protracted land dispute. The chairman of the delegation Rev. Fr. Dr. Abraham Nwali who also doubles as SSA to Ebonyi state Governor on Religious and Welfare Matters whose jurisdiction includes peace and conflict resolution, led the delegations to the area, as he assured the warring parties that the government was bent on providing a lasting solution to the long generational crises between the sisters communities .…

Mar

05

2020

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Read Why Boko Haram Targets Christians, CAN Reveals….

NATIONAL NEWSbloodshed, Boko Haram insurgency, Christian Association of Nigeria, death, killing, Nigerian government, war

CAN Says Boko Haram Targets Christians To trigger religious War. See Why.... The South East and South South Christian Association of Nigeria, (CAN) has frowned at the level of insurgency, following the incessant killings of innocent Christians in the country. This assertion was made in a communiqué signed and issue to news men by the CAN Chairmen of South South and South East, Dr. Ege Isreal Enyiekemini and Bishop Dr. Goddy Okafor respectively, in Umuahia after a one colloquium on insecurity in Nigeria, with the theme, "the Sacredness of Life". The initiative which was held at Vision Africa Complex, Umuahia the capital…