The Revd Jaiye Edu is an Anglican priest.
The Babatunde Edu Foundation announced the winners of its inaugural youth theological essay competition at the awards ceremony held in the Events Centre at Bishop Adelakun Howells Memorial (BAHM) church.
People can live good lives without Christ. We can have everything we want in this world but without Christ our lives are meaningless.
To the youth, I was foreign, strange and unfamiliar yet at the same time I was one of them, a Nigerian. I didn’t understand them and couldn’t relate to them.
In Nigeria today, amidst the economic downturn, fear grips our imagination, our thoughts and behaviour. Whether it is fear of failure, fear of losing everything, insecurity, fear of embarrassment or anxiety about our lives and the future, fear can be… Read more »
The phenomenon of time in our world is such that as the Earth’s rotation is slowing, seconds are actually being taken off our lives. So we rely on atomic clocks to make the adjustments-as when astronomers added a ‘leap second’… Read more »
As Britain remembers those that died in the terror atrocities of the July 7th 2005 attacks in London, the sinister shadow of another attack looms above. We are all too aware that threats and attacks are being committed elsewhere around… Read more »
You could summarize the Christian faith as hope in the promises of God given to us through Jesus Christ. Hope is one of the great themes in Holy Scripture. There are signs in our society that many people are searching… Read more »
This month many new deacons and priests are preparing for ordination in the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). The ordination service is a solemn and celebratory occasion in which the bishop lays his hand on each of the ordinands and… Read more »
Our prayer life can be one of the most challenging aspects of our Christian discipleship. We face difficulties in our everyday life, painful losses, tragedies, disappointments and shattered dreams. It may be we have expectations for a better future, desires… Read more »
Today is Democracy Day in Nigeria. It is an annual public holiday established in 1999 to commemorate the ending of years of brutal military rule. This year’s celebrations come just a few weeks after the presidential elections when for the… Read more »
