Coronavirus: Tell stories of hope, peace, Catholic Bishop tells journalists

The Catholic Bishop of Abeokuta Diocese, Dr Peter Odetoyinbo, yesterday challenged Nigerian journalists to focus on reports that would bring about hope and peace amid despair of the ravaging corona…

The Catholic Bishop of Abeokuta Diocese, Dr Peter Odetoyinbo, yesterday challenged Nigerian journalists to focus on reports that would bring about hope and peace amid despair of the ravaging coronavirus pandemic.

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