The Fulani herder grabs a large bull by its sharply pointed horns and then, slipping one thumb in the animal’s mouth, firmly rotates its head
Two Alabamians were among 67 appointed as missionaries with the International Mission Board (IMB) during an Oct. 31 service at the Show Me Center in
Skilled artistry, the slave trade, colonialism and brutal civil wars have all helped shape Nigeria into what it is today. With the largest population of
Even though most sources maintain that approximately 40 percent of Nigerians are Christians, carrying out the task of spreading the gospel in the nation is
ASMARA, Eritrea — Eritrean security police tortured two Christians to death Oct. 17, two days after arresting them for holding a religious service in a
LAFIA, Nigeria — A Christian high school teacher at Government College in Keffi, in Nigeria’s northern state of Nasarawa, is on trial for blasphemy after
Nigeria and the United States currently have a close relationship, as evidenced by a visit to Nigeria by U.S. first lady Laura Bush in January
The Lonely Planet Travel Guide Web site calls Nigeria “an oil-rich Cinderella nation that still hasn’t quite made it to the ball.” This Cinderella may
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