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Ngalakh combines baobab fruit and peanuts to end Easter in West African nation, reciprocated by the sharing of meat breaking Ramadan’s fast.

Ministry leaders—and Africa Cup football fanatics—from six nations weigh in on God’s role in sports.

Leaders reflect on what YouVersion’s list of the most-shared Scriptures in their corner of the continent includes—and misses.

Religious animosity mixed with farmer-herder tensions continue to plague Christians in beleaguered Middle Belt region.

(UPDATED) President declines to sign legislation. Bill’s sponsor calls Nana Akufo-Addo’s rationale “unfathomable.”

How the efforts of global advocacy groups depend on the capacity of local leaders.

Bola Tinubu spurned tradition to pick a fellow Muslim as his running mate. Believers wonder if he will champion greater Islamization, be the figure able to resist it, or listen to his evangelical wife.

Bauxite mining would threaten birds, plants, and clean water.

Evangelical farmer takes his technique from Niger to COP27 in Egypt, pitching a project in which “everything needed, God has already provided.”

Relief has changed in time for Africa’s worst food shortage in 80 years.

Major political parties try to maximize the northern Muslim vote to rule Africa’s most-populous nation. Will a third-party presidential candidate reap the benefit of Christian frustration?

(UPDATED) Terrorists target Mass in Ondo, a normally peaceful southwestern state which recently passed grazing restrictions affecting Fulani herdsmen.

Blasphemy killing of Sokoto student and ISWAP execution video are latest examples of sectarian tensions in Africa's largest nation.

Concentrated lately in the impoverished and jihadist-plagued Sahel, military overthrows disturb democratic development. Do they equally disturb believers?

After yet another military overthrow of a democratically elected leader in West Africa, minority evangelicals debate the role of faith in politics.

Parents reunite with sons and daughters at Bethel high school, yet more than 80 children remain with Kaduna kidnappers.

Once considered a beacon of peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims, the West African nation has been embroiled in unprecedented extremist violence.

It’s National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention month, it’s vital that we all do our part to end human trafficking.

Though pleased with the draft’s overall democratic reforms, leaders are frustrated that “Christian rights do not matter” in the West African nation.