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The Resurrected Assembly

Welcome to The Resurrected Assembly an arm of the Glorious Resurrection Outreach Ministry aka GROM.
This is a ministry were God moves practically among the midst of men. We invite you to an all night taking place in this glorious house, this night have been declared by God to be "One Night Of Unusual Visitation". Taking place on the 23rd of this month. Time: 10:00pm. Located at Plot 70, Area "A" last Road, Nyanya, Abuja-FCT. Come and see how God uses is servant mightily. This is a man of impact, a gift from God to mankind (Pst. PRIZE F. A) DON'T MISS IT, COME AND BE BLESS.

Boko Haram: 13,000 churches destroyed, 1,5000 schools shut, 611 teachers killed

          Over 14  million Nigerians are directly affected by humanitarian crises in the North-east region of the country, two international humanitarian groups have reported.The 21st Century Wilberforce Initiative from the United States and the Stefanus Foundation, based in Nigeria, gave the figure on Monday in Abuja. Addressing journalists during a programme organised to highlight the challenges of terror victims in the country, Mark Lipdo, Executive Director of the Stefanus Foundation, said a research conducted by the groups revealed the figure. “14.8 million Nigerians from Northeast are directly impacted by the crisis. Officially, there are 2.2 million Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs. “Unofficially, there are five to seven million IDPs. Those in need of special assistance are 2.5 million, comprising children under the age of five, pregnant women and nursing mothers,” he said. Mr. Lipdo said the menace of terrorism has had a wide range of casualties, which he listed to include 611 teachers who died as a result of terrorism in the north east; 19,000 teachers displaced, 1,500 schools closed down, and 950,000 children denied the opportunity of accessing education. Others include 13,000 churches abandoned, closed down or destroyed, 2000 children abducted and 10,000 boys forced to join Boko Haram.