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Carter Efe Reveals Why He Doesn’t Attend Church

Nigerian skit maker, comedian and singer Carter Efe has opened up about his distrust of some pastors, as he explains why he stopped going to church. In a viral video sighted by New Telegraph, the entertainer explained that certain religious leaders may build close relationships with members only to later request financial assistance for personal...
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Coalition Condemns Campaign Against TANTITA Leadership

The Coalition of Civil Rights Organisations for Good Governance has condemned the campaign of calumny directed at the leadership and management of TANTITA Security Services Nigeria Limited. In a statement issued by its coordinator, Comrade Jude Ochiagha and Secretary General, Kolawole Abe, the group said it has observed a coordinated barrage of misleading media publications,...
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