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Anglican Primate Urges Urgent Action to Curb Preventable Deaths in Nigeria
Archbishop Henry Ndukuba has challenged the Anglican Church to transition from health planning to active implementation to stop preventable deaths in Nigeria, while government officials outlined ongoing investments in primary healthcare and regulatory safety.
Anglican Primate Warns Nigerian Youth Against Election Violence Ahead of 2027
Anglican Primate Henry Ndukuba advises Nigerian youth to avoid political violence in 2027 while encouraging Christians to participate in the democratic process.
Anglican Bishop Claims Corruption, Not Governance, Is Nigeria’s Primary Hurdle Ahead of 2027
Bishop Owen Nwokolo argues that Nigeria’s issues are driven by endemic corruption rather than specific political regimes, while highlighting his diocese's efforts in education and healthcare.
Archbishop Borokini Demands Accountability and Prosecution Regarding PFIPC Financial Scandal
Archbishop Simeon Borokini calls for the prosecution of those involved in the PFIPC financial scandal and advocates for state-level policing and Christian participation in governance.
Anglican Diocese of Calabar Opposes Sharia Financial Integration and Nigeria’s Islamisation
The Anglican Diocese of Calabar has publicly condemned proposals for Sharia-compliant financial systems and warned against the Islamisation of Nigeria, while also criticizing the country's dual-tier socio-economic structure.
Enugu Anglican Diocese criticizes Federal Government over stalled Eastern Rail project
The Anglican Diocese of Enugu has condemned the stalled Eastern Rail project and called on INEC to ensure fair electoral processes while announcing a new zero-tolerance policy on gender-based violence.
Anglican Bishop Urges Federal Government to Halt Reintegration of Terrorists
Rt. Rev. Prof. Samuel Obiajulu Ike has called for the prosecution of terrorists instead of their reintegration, while also criticizing the government's handling of security, economic reform, and the power sector.