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Joel Osaigbovo Aluge accesstvng.com A powerful testimony from an American preacher who attended a service at the Glory Dome in Abuja, led by Dr. Paul Enenche. Such experiences often highlight the deep spiritual impact that revival meetings can have on individuals, especially when they are seeking a fresh encounter with the Holy Spirit. The preacher’s account of fasting and preparing his heart for the service reflects a common practice among many believers who desire a deeper connection with God. Witnessing miracles like the blind receiving sight and the lame walking can be transformative, reinforcing faith and inspiring attendees. The description…

Joel Osaigbovo Aluge accesstv n a recent statement, former President Donald Trump indicated that he has asked the Pentagon to prepare plans for potential military action in Nigeria, including ground operations and airstrikes. This announcement came amid concerns over violence against Christians in the country, which he described as facing an “existential threat.” Trump emphasized that the U.S. would respond swiftly and forcefully if Nigeria fails to address the killings, which he claims are perpetrated by radical Islamist groups. During a conversation with reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump was asked about the possibility of deploying U.S. troops and conducting…

President Trump has again announced the possible deployment of the United States’ foot soldiers and airstrikes to Nigeria. What he said and the video in the comments. recalls that Trump said on Saturday, November 1, that he had asked the Defence Department to prepare for possible ‘fast’ military action in Nigeria if Africa’s most populous country fails to crack down on the killing of Christians. Nigeria, a country with more than 200 million people and around 200 ethnic groups, is divided between the largely Muslim north and mostly Christian south. Islamist insurgents such as Boko Haram and Islamic State West…

The situation in Nigeria regarding the alleged killings of Christians has drawn significant attention from the United States government. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has indicated that the U.S. is preparing for potential military action in response to these incidents. This statement follows similar sentiments expressed by President Donald Trump, which have raised alarms internationally about the implications of U.S. intervention in the region. The U.S. government’s focus on the persecution of religious minorities, including Christians in Nigeria, reflects a broader commitment to human rights issues. However, the prospect of military action raises complex questions about the effectiveness and consequences…

Ali Ndume, senator representing Borno central, has called on the federal government to engage seasoned diplomats to defend Nigeria’s image following President Donald Trump’s designation as a “country of particular concern.” Trump had, in a post shared on his Truth Social account and the White House’s X handle, on Friday, claimed that Christians were being massacred in Nigeria, describing the situation as a genocide. In a statement on Saturday, Ndume said diplomats should be engaged to help defend Nigeria’s image on the global stage. “Before things get out of hand, Nigeria should engage seasoned diplomats like Chief Emeka Anyaoku, Professor…

Twelve northern governors, prominent traditional rulers, and senior judges are at the centre of a looming diplomatic storm as the United States Congress considers a bill that could impose far-reaching sanctions on them over alleged complicity in what American lawmakers describe as a “Christian genocide” and systemic persecution under Nigeria’s sharia and blasphemy laws. This follows the designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern by President Donald Trump and his instruction to the Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to act without delay. On Friday, Trump, in a post on Truth, lamented that thousands of Christians were being killed…

One year to the end of ex-President Muhammadu Buhari’s first term, the Nigerian leader had a one-on-one meeting with President Donald Trump at the Oval Office in the White House. Looking Buhari in the eye, the US President, who was also in his first term, had asked, “Why are you killing Christians in Nigeria?”. Buhari, who was obviously taken unaware by the strange question, maintained his composure. He allowed his host, who also dabbled into other issues, complete his thought before explaining that the long-running clashes between farmers and herders in Nigeria were driven by cultural and environmental factors, not…