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In many societies, poverty is not only defined by the absence of money but also by mindset, habits, and long-term choices. While economic realities, unemployment, and systemic challenges can make financial progress […]
Wisdom That Transforms the Heart: Lessons from 1 Kings 10:1–10 and Mark 7:14–23 Join Akahi News VIP WhatsApp Channel for Breaking News Alerts, Direct to Your Phone Take your QuickBooks, Sage 50 […]
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Readings:1st Reading: 1 Kings 8:1–7, 9–13Gospel Reading: Mark 6:53–56 God’s Presence Among His People: A Call to Faith, Reverence, and Compassion Join Akahi News VIP WhatsApp Channel for Breaking News Alerts, Direct […]
In every generation, believers are confronted with moments when the world seems overwhelmed by confusion, moral uncertainty, and discouragement. News headlines often reflect violence, dishonesty, injustice, and broken relationships. Yet, within this […]
The readings for the Fifth Sunday of the Year (A) present a powerful and practical message for Christians living in today’s world, especially within the Nigerian context where faith is constantly tested […]
Today, 2nd February 2026, marks a significant personal milestone for Iyaji Joseph Akahi, the visionary CEO behind Akahi News, Akahi Tutors, Akahi Technology, and Akahi G. International. On this special day, he […]
The biblical narrative of the Canaanite wars has long stirred debates among scholars, theologians, and lay Christians. Stories of the Israelites entering Canaan and the alleged command of God to destroy entire […]
For centuries, Christians have wrestled with a question that refuses to fade: Are we saved by faith alone, or do our works matter before God? At the heart of this debate stand […]
Nigeria’s political class often assumes that elections are won by incumbency, money, or loud propaganda. But across the country today, from urban centres to rural communities, a different political reality is forming […]
