Orthodox Community in Santorini Holds Procession for Divine Protection Amidst Earthquake Surge (+VIDEO)

Emporio, Santorini, Greece, February 11, 2025 Photo: orthodoxianewsagency.gr      As earthquakes continue in Santorini and Amorgos, the Orthodox faithful held a procession with holy icons and relics yesterday, calling on the Lord for relief. A state of emergency has been declared on Santorini as the Greek volcanic island experiences an intense “earthquake swarm,” with over…

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Commemoration of Holy Hieromartyrs: Priests Ioann and Leonty, Deacon Konstantin, and Five Martyrs with Them on January 29/February 11

Photo: solba.ru      Holy Hieromartyr Ioann (Ivan Mikhailovich Granitov) was born in 1875. He was ordained a priest, later elevated to the rank of archpriest, and appointed rector of the Church of St. Nicholas in the stanitsa2 of Talgar, Vernensky Uyezd, Semirechensk province. Holy Hieromartyr Konstantin (Konstantin Ivanovich Zverev) was born in 1881. He graduated…

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Wherever You Go Abroad, You’ll Still Be a Second-Class Citizen: FG Addresses Nigerians with a ‘Syndrome’

The Minister of State for Health, Dr. Iziaq Salako, has expressed confidence that the mass emigration of healthcare professionals, popularly known as the “japa syndrome,” will soon subside.    Speaking during a working visit to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH) on Monday, Salako credited this optimism to the focused reforms and policies introduced…

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800 Boko Haram Members Seeking Rehabilitation Through Deradicalization Programs, Says DHQ

The Defence Headquarters has disclosed that 800 former Boko Haram fighters who surrendered to the military are currently undergoing deradicalisation for onward re-integration into the society.    Chief of Defence Training and Operations, Emeka Onumajuru, who disclosed on Channels TV Morning Brief on Monday, February 10, 2025, said one year is sufficient enough to re-orient…

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Japa: A Single Doctor Caring for Over 1,800 Cancer Patients – Nigerian Cancer Society

The Nigerian Cancer Society (NCS) says the high rate of immigration of health workers is impacting on the number of oncologists attending to cancer patients in the country.   President of the society, Prof. Abidemi Emmanuel Omonisi, disclosed this while briefing newsmen on the society’s commemoration of the World Cancer Day.    Oncologists are doctors…

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