Acf nigeria news
Here are some recent news articles from ACN (All Christian News) Nigeria:
Breaking News
- Nigeria's Christian Community Mourns as 12 Christians Killed in Fresh Attack (February 2023) - At least 12 Christians were killed in a fresh attack by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Plateau State, Nigeria.
- Nigerian Christians Protest Against Persecution, Demand Justice (January 2023) - Thousands of Christians in Nigeria protested against the increasing persecution of Christians in the country, demanding justice and protection from the government.
Top Stories
- Nigeria's Christian Leaders Condemn Killing of Pastor, Wife (January 2023) - Christian leaders in Nigeria have condemned the killing of a pastor and his wife in a fresh attack by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Plateau State.
- Nigerian Christians Call for Prayers as Country Faces Economic Crisis (December 2022) - Christian leaders in Nigeria have called on Christians to pray for the country as it faces an economic crisis, with many Nigerians struggling to make ends meet.
Opinion
- Nigeria's Christian Community Must Unite Against Persecution (February 2023) - In this opinion piece, a Christian leader in Nigeria argues that the Christian community must unite against persecution and demand justice from the government.
- Nigeria's Economic Crisis: A Call to Prayer and Action (December 2022) - In this opinion piece, a Christian leader in Nigeria calls on Christians to pray for the country's economic crisis and to take action to address the root causes of poverty and inequality.
Features
- Nigeria's Christian Women: The Unsung Heroes of Persecution (January 2023) - This feature article highlights the stories of Christian women in Nigeria who have been affected by persecution and violence, and who are working to rebuild their communities.
- Nigeria's Christian Youth: The Future of the Church (December 2022) - This feature article profiles some of the young Christians in Nigeria who are making a difference in their communities and who are shaping the future of the Church.