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American Pastor Abducted in South Africa Rescued; 3 Suspects Killed in Shoot-Out—Police
NEWS
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Pastor Josh Sullivan Rescued By Police In South Africa

An American missionary, Pastor Josh Sullivan, who was abducted at gunpoint during a sermon, has been rescued by South African police following a dramatic shoot-out that left three suspects dead.

Sullivan, 45, was preaching at the Fellowship Baptist Church in Motherwell, near the coastal city of Gqeberha, last Thursday when armed men stormed the church and took him hostage. According to a statement released by South African police on Wednesday, officers acted on a tip-off and tracked the suspects to a house in the KwaMagxaki district of Gqeberha.

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The Power of Sleep—Why It's the Ultimate Productivity Hack
HEALTH
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The Power of Sleep — Why It’s the Ultimate Productivity Hack

In the relentless race to meet deadlines, chase dreams, and stay ahead of the curve, sleep is often the first thing we sacrifice. Many wear sleepless nights as a badge of honor, thinking it proves commitment, drive, and ambition. But what if the real productivity hack isn’t working more—but sleeping better?

Science, experience, and high-performance habits all point to one truth: sleep is not a luxury. It’s a necessity—one that fuels your mind, body, and productivity like nothing else.

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Kazeem Sanusi Sets New Math Guinness World Record
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Kazeem Sanusi Sets New Math Lesson Guinness World Record

History was made at the University of Ilorin as 400-level mathematics student Kazeem Sanusi etched his name into the Guinness World Records by delivering the longest mathematics lesson ever recorded, lasting an impressive 31 hours, 42 minutes, and 54 seconds.

The groundbreaking academic marathon took place in the university’s lecture halls, where a team from Guinness World Records was on hand to witness and verify the attempt. Kazeem’s lesson not only surpassed the previous record of 26 hours but also showcased the strength of endurance, intellect, and determination.

The event turned into a celebration of scholarly brilliance and youthful resilience, drawing large crowds of students, faculty, and guests who came to cheer and lend their energy to the milestone. The atmosphere throughout the over-a-day-long session was electric, with musical interludes, motivational speeches, and moments of cheer to keep spirits high.

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April 14
Events
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April 14 “This Day in African Christian History”

April 14 holds a special place in African Christian history, reflecting the resilience, faith, and legacy of Christian leaders and movements across the continent. From the founding of churches to the remembrance of great spiritual leaders, this day continues to shape the Christian journey in Africa. Below are key events, notable births, and significant deaths that occurred on this day.

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Ibiyeomie On Fire For Claiming “Jesus Doesn't Love The Poor"
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Ibiyeomie On Fire For Claiming “Jesus Doesn’t Love The Poor”

A statement made by popular Nigerian preacher Pastor David Ibiyeomie has triggered widespread backlash and ignited debate across religious and social spaces in the country.

During a recent Sunday service at Salvation Ministries in Port Harcourt, the clergyman told his congregation that “Jesus never liked poor people,” a comment that has since gone viral, drawing criticism from theologians, churchgoers, and social media users alike.

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