Rev. Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba

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  www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=99537 - [Cached Version]
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  Chairman, Gombe State chapter of the Christian Assoiciation of Nigeria (CAN), Bishop Henry Ndukuba, yesterday decried incessant cases of religious intolerance in secondary schools across the state.Ndukuba said this at an interactive session with Governor Muhammad Danjuma Goje, and appealed to him to enhance the security of lives and property of the citizenry in the state, irrespective of their socio-cultural and ethno-religious background.

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  www.cswusa.org/Reports%20Pages/Reports-Nigeria.htm - [Cached Version]
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  Bishop Henry Ndukuba, chairman of the Gombe chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) informed CSW that the situation in Gombe is exceedingly tense following these arrests.While his organisation is "working to see that those arrested are put before a court," members of the Muslim community do not want a trial to take place.
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  "We want some people to be held responsible for the terrible death of this innocent woman," said Bishop Ndukuba.

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  Speaker: Bishop Henry Ndukuba - Nigeria

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  Abuja, January 5, 2006 - Henry Ndukuba, the Anglican Bishop of the Diocese of Gombe declared in the preface of the Bible Study Outlines for 2005: "God is holy, we his children, must be like him, Perfecting holiness in his fear.
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  When the Bishop Ndukuba led Spirituality Committee of the Church of Nigeria prepared this module in 2004- 12 months ahead- they never suspected that a detestable law that gives homosexuals and lesbians the liberty to be ‘married' would be in place in England by the December of 2005.

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  Diocese of London - Cycle of Prayer - September 2004 - [Cached Version]
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  Gombe (Nigeria): Henry Ndukuba (Bishop)

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  Rev. Henry Ndukuba, Anglican bishop of Gombe Diocese in northern Nigeria,told Compass on November 26 that this claim by the Muslim leaders is "a lie,a ploy and the greatest deceit."
  
  "What is being implemented in Nigeria is the raw Taliban sharia [Islamiclaw]," Bishop Ndukuba said.
  
  Twelve northern Nigerian states have adopted sharia, which has generatedcontroversy in the country's religious and political scene, leading toincessant clashes between Muslims and Christians.

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  Yesufu Lumu Gombe, Nigeria: Bishop Henry Ndukuba
  
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  Rev. Henry Ndukuba,Anglican bishop of Gombe Diocese in northern Nigeria, told Compass on November26 that this claim by the Muslim leaders is "a lie, a ploy and thegreatest deceit."
  
  "What is being implemented in Nigeria is the raw Taliban sharia[Islamic
  
  law]," Bishop Ndukuba said.

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  Peterborough Diocese Document - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/20/2007    Last Visited: 6/19/2008  

  Gombe (Province of Jos, Nigeria) Bishop Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba

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  Relief News Fall 2005 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2005    Last Visited: 8/18/2008  

  Bishop Henry Ndukuba in February 2005 which coincided with the World Conference of the All Nations Church.Well, who is Bishop Henry Ndukuba?He is the Anglican Bishop of the Gombe Dioceses in North Eastern Nigeria where the church is still persecuted and believers martyred by Muslims living in the region.He is a prayer warrior who has a calling to these parts of Nigeria, and has had some brushes with deathly violent attacks from Islamic fanatics from which the Lord has delivered him miraculously at sundry times.He lives in Gombe with his wife and 5 children.He oversees some 23 churches in Northern Nigeria.He received his theological training at Princeton, NJ; ABU Zaria; and in London, England several years earlier before returning to Nigeria to serve in ministry under the Anglican Communion.We both come from Ogberuru.He was one of the many delegates from Africa at the World Apostolic Congress held at All Nations Church.He came after attending to some other business of the Anglican Communion / Church of Nigeria.We were privileged to have him as our guest for a few days.
  
  After we learned about the work & ministry of Bishop Henry in Gombe State, and the difficult water challenges for his parishioners, dioceses, and nearby village dwellers, RNM decided to make a difference in that community.

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