Joseph Hayab

Joseph Hayab

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Rev. Joseph Hayab is the Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) for the 19 Northern states and the Federal Capital Territory. He is a prominent religious leader known for his advocacy on behalf of Christians in Nigeria and his efforts to promote peace and unity within the country. Recently, he has been in the news for his remarks regarding the allegations made by Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan against Senate President Godswill Akpabio, where he emphasized the need for restraint and careful mediation in the dispute to maintain the integrity of the National Assembly.

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Joseph Hayab expressed support for Ndume’s proposal, stating that there is nothing wrong with US backing Nigeria against terrorist attacks.

Lawmakers Split on Deploying US Troops in Nigeria for Securi
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-02-16
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Rev Joseph Hayab is the Chairman of the Northern Christian Association of Nigeria who described the attack as a grim reminder of the worsening security situation.

Bandits Kill 3, Kidnap Priest & Imam in Kaduna Attack
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-02-08
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Joseph Hayab, head of the Christian Association of Nigeria for the country’s north, confirmed the reality of the kidnappings.

Nigeria police U-turn on kidnappings
Taipei Times – major English newspaper in Taiwan, est. 1999·TaiwanTaiwan· 2026-01-22
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Rev Joseph Hayab, head of the Christian Association of Nigeria for the country's north, reported on the abduction of worshippers.

More than 160 churchgoers kidnapped in twin Nigeria attacks, clergy say
BBC·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2026-01-19
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Joseph Hayab is the president of the Christian Association of Nigeria for the northern region.

Plus de 160 chrétiens enlevés dans l’attaque de deux églises, dans le nord du Nigeria
Le Monde·FranceFrance· 2026-01-19
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Rev. Joseph Hayab described the late Imam as a moral compass in one of Nigeria’s darkest moments.

CAN Mourns Imam Abubakar, Hero Who Saved 200 Christians
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2026-01-17
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Abdullahi Abubakar

Joseph Hayab expressed joy over the return of all kidnapped individuals.

Donald Trump dice que EE.UU. lanzó 'numerosos' ataques contra el Estado Islámico en Nigeria
El Tiempo·ColombiaColombia· 2025-12-26
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Rev. Joseph Hayab stated measures to prevent insecurity against church members during Christmas celebrations.

CAN Applies Wisdom Against Insecurity in North During Christ
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-12-24
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Anselm Ologunwa
Anselm Ologunwa

Northern CAN Chairman, Rev. Joseph Hayab, was part of the discussions regarding the abducted children.

Fate of 115 Students Still in Captivity
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-12-15
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Joseph Hayab is the national president of the Christian Association of Nigeria who expressed concern over the kidnappings.

Mais de 300 crianças raptadas em ataque a escola na Nigéria
Expresso das Ilhas – Cape Verdean newspaper & portal·Cabo VerdeCabo Verde· 2025-11-22
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Hayab dismissed claims of Christian persecution but stated the government needs to do more to secure lives in conflict-battered villages.

Nigeria rejects US military threat over alleged Christian killings | News
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834·JamaicaJamaica· 2025-11-02
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Rev. Joseph Hayab described the massacre as 'barbaric,' 'tragic,' and 'utterly unacceptable.'

Northern CAN decries Plateau killings, commiserates with govt, residents
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-04-06
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Rev Joseph Hayab, who leads the opposing faction, disagrees with Rev Pam's claims about his tenure.

Tenure dispute sparks leadership crisis in northern CAN
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-03-14
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Rev. Joseph Hayab described the situation as 'shameful and unfortunate,' emphasising the importance of a peaceful resolution.

CAN cautions against hasty calls for Akpabio’s resignation
The Punch·NigeriaNigeria· 2025-03-05
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