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  1. Mass Abduction: Over 170 Worshippers Kidnapped from Churches in Kaduna State

    Nigeria Mass Abduction: Over 170 Worshippers Kidnapped from Churches in Kaduna State

    The Digest: Bandits have abducted over 170 worshippers during attacks on churches in the Kurmin Wali community, Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State. The assailants targeted the ECWA and Cherubim and Seraphim churches during Sunday services. Northern CAN Chairman Rev. Joseph John Hayab...
  2. CAN President Thanks Tinubu for Support of Poor Nigerians, Notes Improved Security

    Nigeria CAN President Thanks Tinubu for Support of Poor Nigerians, Notes Improved Security

    The Digest: Archbishop Daniel Okoh, President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), has stated that his visit to President Bola Tinubu in Lagos was to express gratitude for the administration's efforts in supporting vulnerable citizens and improving national security. Key Points...
  3. CAN Urges Churches to Celebrate Christmas with Wisdom and Vigilance Amid Security Concerns

    Nigeria CAN Urges Churches to Celebrate Christmas with Wisdom and Vigilance Amid Security Concerns

    The Digest: The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has advised churches to celebrate Christmas with wisdom, vigilance, and responsibility, emphasizing security in areas prone to threats. Key Points: CAN President Archbishop Daniel Okoh stated on Christmas Eve. He stressed that Christmas...
  4. CAN Slams Ini Edo's "A Very Dirty Christmas" Movie Title as Disrespectful

    Nigeria CAN Slams Ini Edo's "A Very Dirty Christmas" Movie Title as Disrespectful

    The Digest: The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has strongly criticized the title of Nollywood star Ini Edo's new film, "A Very Dirty Christmas," calling it offensive and disrespectful to the Christian faith. The association argues that linking the sacred celebration of Christ's birth...
  5. CAN Declares "Christian Genocide in Nigeria," Backs Trump's Assessment

    Nigeria CAN Declares "Christian Genocide in Nigeria," Backs Trump's Assessment

    The Digest: The Christian Association of Nigeria has affirmed former US President Donald Trump's characterization of ongoing violence as "Christian genocide" in Nigeria, calling for international intervention to spur governmental action against targeted attacks on Christian communities. Key...
  6. Adamawa CAN Chairman Denies Death Rumour, Says "I'm Safe, Alive"

    Nigeria Adamawa CAN Chairman Denies Death Rumour, Says "I'm Safe, Alive"

    The Digest: The Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Adamawa State, Reverend Joel Danjuma Manzo, has publicly debunked a false social media report claiming he was beheaded. In a personal statement issued in Yola, Manzo described the rumor as "fake and baseless," assuring...
  7. MURIC Blames CAN for US "Country of Concern" Designation

    Nigeria MURIC Blames CAN for US "Country of Concern" Designation

    The Digest: The Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) has criticized the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), accusing it of betraying the nation by allegedly encouraging the US to designate Nigeria a "Country of Particular Concern." MURIC's Executive Director, Prof. Ishaq Akintola, labeled the US...
  8. CAN Accuses Presidency of Distortion, Reaffirms 'Christian Genocide' Claim

    Nigeria CAN Accuses Presidency of Distortion, Reaffirms 'Christian Genocide' Claim

    The Digest: The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has publicly challenged the Presidency, accusing it of misrepresenting its stance on the killings of Christians. According to Vanguard, CAN insists the term "Christian genocide" accurately reflects the sustained violence, contradicting a...
  9. CAN Backs US Lawmakers' Christian Genocide Claim, Urges FG to Act

    Nigeria CAN Backs US Lawmakers' Christian Genocide Claim, Urges FG to Act

    The Digest: The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has aligned with claims by US lawmakers and commentators that Christians in Nigeria are facing systematic persecution, calling on the Federal Government for urgent and equitable protection. Key Points: CAN President Archbishop Daniel...
  10. CAN Laments Deep Pain Inflicted by Terrorism, Banditry on Nigeria at 65

    Nigeria CAN Laments Deep Pain Inflicted by Terrorism, Banditry on Nigeria at 65

    The Digest: As the nation marks its 65th year, the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) has voiced a somber reflection, stating that terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping have inflicted "deep pain" on citizens. While acknowledging some progress, the apex Christian body framed the nation's...
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