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Islamic Fundamentalism Islam is the world’s second largest religion and its fastest growing. There are between 1.3 and 1.5 billion Muslims in the world today, roughly a fifth of the world’s ...

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Conflict Of Ideologies As The Greatest Obstacle To Peace, Unity And Development In Nigeria

BEING TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE BY NATIONAL CHRISTIAN ELDERS FORUM (NCEF), AT ABUJA ON THURSDAY MARCH 17, ...

The Need to Preserve the Peace and Unity of Nigeria

We bring greetings and best wishes to all Nigerians, both at home and abroad, in the name of the Almighty God. It is our prayer that this nation shall continue to experience peace, unity, and ...

Avoid Shiite Insurgency - NCEF Appeals to Buhari

LET PEACE REIGN The National Christian Elders Forum wishes to express grave regret and great sadness at the recurring decimal of violence and destruction that seem to, presently,define the ...

State of the Church and the Nation

The National Christian Elders Forum at its meeting in Jos, Plateau State, on Monday 29th November, 2015, expressed concern over the state of the Nigerian Church and the nation. The Elders observe ...

National Alert: Threat Against Democracy

Today, the Nigerian nation is embroiled in a myriad of crisis ranging from poverty to insecurity, economic dysfunction, unemployment figures of titanic proportion, broken down public infrastructure ...

There is Hope for an Industrial Revolution in Nigeria

This presenter has deliberately changed the title Nigeria any Hope for an Industrial Revolution to There is Hope for an Industrial Revolution in Nigeria to reflect a positive state of mind about ...

Interwoven Conspiracies to Destroy Democracy in Nigeria

IN DEFENSE OF DEMOCRACY Democratic institutions in Nigeria are undergoing deliberate and intentional attack to weaken and undermine Liberal Democracy in favor of Sharia as a national ...

The Christian Social Movement of Nigeria and Islamic Fundamentalism

1. Introduction The amalgamation of 1914 meant at that time, different things to different people. To the ordinary Nigerian, white rule was preferred to rule by traditional institutions. To the few ...

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Conflict Of Ideologies As The Greatest Obstacle To Peace, Unity And Development In Nigeria

The Need to Preserve the Peace and Unity of Nigeria

Avoid Shiite Insurgency - NCEF Appeals to Buhari

State of the Church and the Nation

National Alert: Threat Against Democracy

There is Hope for an Industrial Revolution in Nigeria

Interwoven Conspiracies to Destroy Democracy in Nigeria

The Christian Social Movement of Nigeria and Islamic Fundamentalism

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