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Gboko
It’s a fast-growing town in the Benue State of North-central Nigeria. Gboko is the capital of Tiv nation, the commercial capital of Benue state and the second most visited town in state after Makurdi. In 1885 William Wallace of the Royal Niger Company established trading posts at the banks of River Benue at a place…
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Makurdi. How Audu dan Afoda from Ilorin, Kwara State became the first leader
Benue State capital, Makurdi, is an administrative, industrial and commercial hub, the second most populated area in the state after Gboko. The first traditional chief of Makurdi town was actually a non-Tiv, a Yoruba/Nupe man from Kwara, a long-standing resident, known as Audu dan Afoda (1913 – 1946) He was born in 1863 in Bida,…
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Buruku Local Government Area, Benue State, Nigeria
Buruku Local Government is one of the 23 Local Government in Benue State of Nigeria. CREATIONBuruku Local Government was created out of the present Gboko Local Government Area in 1991. However, Buruku Local Government once existed in 1982, during the second republic (then, was called Ambighir Local Government) but was phased out along numerous Local…
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Mimidoo Joy Gundu visits Makurdi IDP camp
THIS IS HIGHLY COMMENDABLE. LET’S SHOW HER SOME LOVE; Benue born daughter and SU (Students Union) President, Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University Makurdi (formerly Uni-Agric), Comr. Mimidoo Joy Gundu stormed the Makurdi IDP camp along Uni-Agric road today and donated relief materials worth thousands of naira from her small pocket so as to alleviate the hardship…
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How over a million member NKST Church started with few persons
3 key persons that helped founded NKST Karl KummNKST began through the efforts of a German, Karl Kumm, PhD. He decided to do missionary work mostly in muslem areas or areas likely to suffer Islamization. He worked largely in Africa. He went to Egypt, Sudan and other countries. Later on Dr Kumm chose to visit…
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NKST beginnings: How Zimmermann brought the gospel to Sai
Christianity came to Tiv through a Dutch South African missionary called Karl Zimmermann. He came to Sai in Shitile, Katsina Ala LGA of Benue, Nigeria. His coming was facilitated by Dr Karl Kumm’s missions ministry called Sudan United Mission (SUM) in partnership with DRCM (Dutch Reformed Church Mission, a missionary arm of Dutch Reformed Church…
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Yiase i NKST
1904:Nongo u S.U.M tindi ior unyiin er ve va zende ken tar u Nigeria ne, ve va nenge mlu u tar ne sha u vea fa ajiir a vea va hii u mpasen kwagh u Aondo yo Dr. Kumm lum mom ken mba unyiin mbara. Er ve kondo ifi u Benue yo, iyange igen ve…
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Ukelase man iniongo i Kristu i NKST
Kelase u Zaki BiamZaki-Bam CentralZaki-Biam SouthIyorteeImandeDyeghAnjondoZaki-Biam East Kelase u MkarMkar CentralMbaamandevMkar WestAhwaAkaajime Kelase u Jato-AkaJato-AkaIcholGaiTumIgbuduShikaa Kelase u ApirApirShanaUsangeSarYaikyoIkpayongoHwande Kelase u MbaakonMbaakonAdeiyongoYaayaMedeIdye-mbajorGbemAger Kelase u SaiSaiPevaAbakoKoughla Kelase u AbwaAbwaShagbumAgbileAdevYughur Kelase u Sev AvSev-AvAmindeSueBorayandeTorashuAgudu Kelase u HargaHargaGawaTor-DongaAkeraAfeghaKasarAgeeTachia Kelase u MbaakpurMbaakpurAwajirGungurYandevGuleyaIkyuraMbaumeJovikyundan Kelase u AnyiinAnyiinChembeTyogbihiMouMchiaAnyiin East Kelase u AdikpoAdikpoShandeIyonKuhe NanevAnwaseBebeAkporoIkyanyon Kelase u PevikyaaPevikyaaKighirWakariJootar MbaterenSakaDaudu Kelase u IkpaIkpaUchiAsukunyaAgashaAnwanBugh Kelase u GbokoGboko…
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NKST Departments and their leaders
NKST Church NKST (Nongo u Kristu u i Ser u sha Tar) or Universal Reformed Christian Church (URCC) is a reformation, presbyterian, protestant church that was established on 9 January 1957 in Mkar, Benue State, Nigeria after years of missionary activities that began from Dr Karl Kumm’s missions ministry called Sudan Pioneer Mission later renamed…
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Mission stations mba NKST
Abeokuta – Ogun – Kelase u Tavaku Abuja MEOI FCT – Kelase u Jos Abuja MEOII – FCT – Kelase u Jos Aguna – Benue – Kelase u Tavaku Akure – Ondo – Kelase u Tavaku Ajaokuta – Kogi – Kelase u Tavaku Aladja – Delta – Kelase u Tavaku Calabar – Cross River –…