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If I were Bishop Kukah

Bishop Matthew Kukah By Reverend Dr. Gideon Para-Mallam, a Global Mission Leader, Social Justice and Peace Advocate, President & CEO, The Para-Mallam Peace Foundation FOR more than 44 years that Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah has served as a Priest, till date, this would be the first time his Christmas homily has been so widely read and talked about nationwide, perhaps globally, thanks or no thanks to social media. For all practical purposes, the Nigerian Presidency gave oxygen to Kukah’s homily! If I were Bishop Kukah, I would say, ‘thanks Mr. President for the publicity you have given to my homily in this remarkable unforgettable year 2020.’

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Father Kukah: Men of God are supposed to be political – Punch Newspapers

Punch Newspapers Sections On Christmas Day, Bishop of Sokoto Catholic Diocese, Rev. Fr. Hassan Matthew Kukah, shared a homily in which he criticised the regime of Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.). In the message, Fr. Kukah summed Nigeria’s anomie from insecurity, the rising rate of poverty, and despondency enveloping the country. He concluded his message on a note of hope, but you would not know that if you listened to those bent on chewing his flesh raw for that message. Father Kukah has been – expectedly, of course – criticised by the Chief Aturota of Nigeria, aka Information Minister Lai Muhammed, who has a paid duty to defend his paymasters’ failings. Muhammed, ably supported by fellow yes-men who latched on to a single word in the entire article, managed to subvert the deeper essence of the message. Then, there are the critics who have curiously developed a taste for non-political religious messages. Those ones say men of God should stay away from politics and f

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Searching for water to prevent COVID-19 - Latest Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspapers, Politics

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ASUU vs Buhari s Government; What Kind Of Public University Do We Want? By Abdelghaffar Amoka Abdelmalik

ASUU vs Buhari s Government; What Kind Of Public University Do We Want? By Abdelghaffar Amoka Abdelmalik His short term solution was that both ASUU and FG should produce clearly outlined sources of mobilizing the funds to implement the provisions of the December 23, 2020 agreement. by Abdelghaffar Amoka Abdelmalik Dec 29, 2020 The interesting piece from Mr Salihu Muhammad Lukman, the DG of the Progressive Governors’ Forum is an indication that ASUU is alone in the fight for the survival of the public universities. While he analyzed the damage the ASUU strike has done to university education in Nigeria, he refused to x-ray the damage that the improper funding of the universities has done to university education. He also failed to critically evaluate the little input we had in public universities for the last 30 years. He deliberately refused to acknowledge that it is the proceeds of the ASUU strikes that gave our public universities a semblance of what is called a university tod

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COVID 19: Flight Ban On UK Requires Concurrence Of Neighboring Countries - Lai

By Adejumo Enock The Nigeria Government has stated that its refusal to ban flights from the United Kingdom despite resurgence of the new strain of the COVID-19 virus was that such ban will require the concurrence of neighboring countries. The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Muhammed, stated this in Abuja while speaking on “Politics Nationwide” a Radio Nigeria Programme. According to him, “We did not want to take a hasty decision to ban flights from the UK into Nigeria only to find out our people are going through Cotonou, Lome or Accra to come into the country”. “What the Airlines will do is to transfer Nigerian passengers to these routes, and they will enter the country through the land borders”. Mohammed said.

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