Day: December 30, 2020

Ban on Crossover Vigil: No agreement as Ondo Govt meets religious leaders

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Ban on Crossover Vigil: No agreement as Ondo Govt meets religious leaders

BAN ON CROSS OVER VIGIL IS NOT ABOUT RELIGION BUT TO STRENGTHEN PUBLIC SAFETY – ONDO COVID-19 CHAIRMAN Ondo State Inter-ministerial Committee on Coronavirus (COVID-19) says the decision of the government to place a ban on Cross Over Vigil across the State is not about religion or targeted at one religion but aimed at strengthening public safety and strongly prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the State. Chairman of the Committee and Vice Chancellor, University…

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‘Miteda Wellness Initiative’ empowers Akoko Artisans with working tools

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‘Miteda Wellness Initiative’ empowers Akoko Artisans with working tools

“Miteda Wellness Initiative” has empowered 39 artisans with various items at Ikaram-Akoko in Akoko North-West Local Government Area of Ondo State. The items include 6 industrial machines, 6 butterfly tailoring machines, 2dryers, 2 washing basin, 5 grinding machines, and herbicides, Others are 10 spraying machines, 2 garri processing machines, and 6 garri frying pots. Dr. Adefunmilola Williams-Dauda, coordinator of the initiative, who said that the annual programme was the 8th edition, explained that the gesture…

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Accept Govt’s cancellation of Crossover services —CAN tells christians

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Accept Govt’s cancellation of Crossover services —CAN tells christians

Amid disagreement between the governments and churches over New Year crossover services, the Christian leadership in Nigeria has directed worship centres to respect authorities’ directives. President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Rev Samson Ayokunle, gave the order in a statement sent to DAILY POST Tuesday evening. He appealed to churches to strictly adhere to COVID-19 protocols and guidelines issued by the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), federal and state governments. Ayokunle said…

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