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Bishop Josiah Idowu-Fearon, former Secretary-General of the Anglican Communion Worldwide, has called on Nigerians to seek faithful leaders for the 2027 elections, emphasizing that religious identity should not be the primary criterion.
The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has elected four new bishops to serve dioceses across the country.
The Bishop of the Diocese of Kwara, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), Rt. Rev.
The group said the new structure, known as the Global Anglican Council, will guide churches aligned with its conservative position across several regions. The post Rift within Anglican Communion…
The Diocese of Lagos Mainland, Anglican Communion, is celebrating its 20th anniversary and has unveiled a new history book to mark the occasion.
The Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, Diocese of Amichi, has called for an urgent change of leadership in Nigeria, stating that any government unable to guarantee citizens' security and welfare has lost its purpose.
Former nurse Sarah Mullally has officially been enthroned as the Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman to lead the Church of England and the global Anglican Communion.
A grouping of conservative Anglican churches will meet in Nigeria this week to elect a leader to rival the Archbishop of Canterbury, an unprecedented step that is likely to deepen a widening theological split within the Anglican Communion.
Archbishop Henry Ndukuba, Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, declared that Nigerians should no longer die from preventable illnesses and called for stronger action to improve access to medical care.
Venerable Emmanuel Olorunmola Ajayi, a retired Archdeacon of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) and father of a Vanguard journalist, has passed away at the age of 86 after 41 years of ministry.
Conservative Anglican leaders in Nigeria have restructured their organisation signalling a break from the traditions of the historic Anglican Communion.
A group of conservative Anglican churches is set to meet in Nigeria to elect a leader to rival the Archbishop of Canterbury, a move that would deepen the theological divide within the global Anglican Communion.