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The white missionaries who condemned as idolatry, the practice whereby animals, foods and money were offered as sacrifice, now turned around to request for the same items... They
however branded their own requests under different titles such as offerings, tithes and harvest
thanksgivings.
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Ever since Nigeria began its bumpy journey to democracy...
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