By Jako Keke [Jalingo Times] November 8, 2026 The Special Adviser to the Governor of Taraba State on Christian Religion Matters, Very Rev. Fr. Sunday Patrick Muke, has urged Christians to remain vigilant, steadfast in faith and spiritually prepared for the second coming of Jesus Christ. Muke gave the charge while reflecting on the Sunday Gospel taken from Matthew 25:1–13, which presents the biblical parable of the ten virgins and underscores the importance of spiritual preparedness and vigilance. He explained that just as the five wise virgins kept their lamps burning while awaiting the bridegroom, Christians must remain committed to their faith and be spiritually ready at all times for the coming of the Lord. The cleric challenged believers to live responsibly, strengthen their relationship with God and avoid taking His grace for granted, stressing that genuine Christian living requires constant faithfulness and readiness. He further encouraged Christians to demonstrate th...
By Jako Keke[Jalingo Times] November 7, 2026. The Ex-Army Pikin Association (EAPA), Taraba State Chapter, has called for support towards establishing a befitting permanent secretariat to strengthen its administrative operations, promote unity and enhance members' welfare. The President of the Association, Sunday Stephen, Esq., made the appeal during the EAPA Cultural Day celebration, where he highlighted the achievements of his administration and reaffirmed its commitment to preserving the cultural heritage and shared identity of children of military personnel. Stephen said his administration, which is yet to complete its first year in office, had prioritised reconciliation among aggrieved members, increased membership participation and strengthened solidarity among people whose parents served in the Nigerian Armed Forces. He explained that the association was established to celebrate the unique identity of children raised in military barracks while promoting Nigeri...