Trump’s impeachment process begins
The lawmakers reportedly accused him of encouraging the insurrection at the parliamentary arm of government.
Religious Leaders from 19 Countries United in Prayer To Overcome COVID 19
While the daily confirmed cases of COVID 19 are consistently increasing worldwide, the world religious leaders from seven major religions gathered at the online meeting for the World Interfaith Joint Prayer Conference on the...
Buhari knocks Int’l community over reactions on #EndSARS protests
The peaceful protests which began three weeks ago escalated into violent confrontations by alleged pro-government thugs last week.
World Interfaith Online Prayer Conference Is Set To Call for Overcoming COVID 19
The conference aims to deliver a message of hope to people and religious communities of the world who suffer under COVID 19 and create a platform to pull together to overcome the pandemic transcending religions and continents.
US presidential candidate, Biden urges Buhari to halt violent crackdown on #EndSARS protesters
Mr Biden who stated this in a statement on his personal website, advised the Nigerian leader to follow the part of dialogue in addressing the agitators.
South Korea: Plasma Donation by Shincheonji Church Facilitates Development of the Vaccine for COVID-19
On August 27th, over 1,000 members of religious organization called Shincheonji Church of Jesus participated in donating plasma for the cure of COVID-19.
This is carried out under the invitation of the health authorities in...
COVID-19: UN NGOs, Religious leaders raise voices against repression, discrimination on Korea specific religion
Korea Centers for Disease Control & Prevention said from 13th of July, blood plasma donated by 500 Shincheonji church members who have fully recovered from COVID-19 will be used for medicine manufacture after the clinical trials to develop treatments for the virus.
4,000 recovered COVID-19 church members in South Korea declare donation of $83billion worth plasma...
South Korea reported 12,535 confirmed cases and 281 deaths from COVID-19.