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This is the official website of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion). The vision of the Church of Nigeria Missions is to plant Churches in places where Christ is not known all over the world beginning from Nigeria.

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  1. Diocese of Abuja Opens Its 13th Synod as Primate Ndukuba Calls the whole Church to Ministry
    May 16, 2026 · original
    Former President Jonathan, General Gowon, Former Primate Okoh and Other Eminent Church Fathers Grace Synod at St. James’ Anglican Church, Asokoro By Raphael A. Aderinwale and Korede Akintunde in ABUJA, Nigeria — Saturday, 16 May 2026 The Diocese of Abuja, Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), has opened the First Session of its Thirteenth Synod with a call on the whole people of God to rediscover their identity as a royal priesthood and take their place in the mission of the Church and the transformation of society. The Synod, holding at St. James’ Anglican Church, Asokoro, Abuja, from Thursday, 14 to Sunday, 17 May 2026, has its theme: “The Priesthood of All Believers: Equipping God’s People for the Work of Ministry,” drawn from 1 Peter 2:4–5, 9–10. The Presidential Address, also known as the Bishop’s Charge, was delivered by the Archbishop, Metropolitan and Primate of All Nigeria, an
  2. Church of Nigeria Announces the Passing of Rt. Rev’d Shelemiah Oluseyi Oyelade
    Apr 20, 2026 · original
    The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) announces, with deep sorrow but gratitude to God for a life of faithful service and impact, the passing of The Rt. Rev’d Shelemiah Oluseyi Oyelade , Bishop of the Diocese of Ife East in the Ecclesiastical Province of Ibadan. The late Bishop Oyelade served the Church with devotion, humility, and commitment to the work of God. Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. In accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and Canons of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) 2020, His Grace, The Most Rev’d Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba , Archbishop, Metropolitan and Primate of All Nigeria, has appointed The Rt. Rev’d Prof. Dapo Asaju , Bishop of Ilesa Diocese, as the Supervisory Bishop of the Diocese of Ife East. He will oversee the administration of the Diocese until further notice. His Grace, the Primate, calls on the Church to uphold in
  3. Beyond Religion: Bro. Gbile Akanni Calls Youth to Real Life in Christ
    Apr 9, 2026 · original
    By Igwurube Jeremiah Chisom, Favour Oko-Jaja & Raphael Aderinwale ENUGU – The second day of the Joshua Generation International Youth Conference (JGIYC) 2026 deepened the call for young believers to move beyond superficial Christianity and embrace a life fully rooted in Christ, marked by authenticity, spiritual depth, and daily obedience. The morning session began with prayers and praise at 6:30 a.m., setting the tone for a day focused on spiritual reflection and transformation. This was followed by a group Bible Study session themed “Working It Out by Living for Jesus Every Day,” which challenged participants to reject double standards and live consistently according to God’s will. Drawing from Galatians 5:16 and Colossians 2:27, the study emphasized living by the Spirit, walking in love, and serving God wholeheartedly. Participants were urged to make deliberate decisions to grow in int
  4. Primate Ndukuba Charges Youth to Rise as End-Time Army, Influence Society at Joshua Generation Conference
    Apr 8, 2026 · original
    by Igwurube, Jeremiah Chisom, Favour Oko-Jaja & Raphael Aderinwale ENUGU – The Primate of the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion), The Most Reverend Dr. Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba, has called on young Nigerians to rise above identity crisis and take their place as an “end-time army” equipped to influence society for Christ. Speaking at the opening of the Joshua Generation International Youth Conference (JGIYC) 2026 in Enugu, the Primate—accompanied by his wife, Mrs. Angela Ndukuba, alongside Archbishops, Bishops, clergy, and international delegates – described the gathering as a prophetic movement aimed at raising spiritually grounded young leaders for mission and national transformation. Addressing thousands of participants during the morning session at the Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium, he identified identity crisis, moral decline, secularism, and increasing societal instability as critical c
  5. Primate Ndukuba Marks Sixth Anniversary of Enthronement with Thanksgiving Service in Abuja
    Mar 27, 2026 · original
    ABUJA, Nigeria – The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) on Wednesday, 25 March 2026, marked a significant milestone as the Most Rev’d Dr. Henry Chukwudum Ndukuba celebrated the sixth anniversary of his enthronement as the Archbishop, Metropolitan, and Primate of All Nigeria. The occasion was commemorated with a solemn Holy Communion Service at the Cathedral Church of the Advent, Life-Camp, Gwarinpa, Abuja. The service, broadcast live on Advent Cable Network Nigeria (ACNN TV), drew an assembly of Bishops, senior clergy, political figures, and worshippers who gathered in thanksgiving and reflection. Since his enthronement on March 25, 2020, at the height of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Primate Ndukuba’s leadership has been defined by a clear spiritual direction anchored on his vision: “The Decade of the Reign of God.” His tenure has emphasized spiritual renewal, doctrinal faithfulness
  6. The Abuja Affirmation
    Mar 7, 2026 · original
    Choose this day whom you will serve… As for me and my house, we will serve the LORD (Joshua 24:15) Greetings from Abuja, Nigeria where 347 Anglican bishops and 121 lay and clerical Anglican leaders from 27 provinces met from 3-6 March 2026, generously hosted by our brothers and sisters in the Church of Nigeria. The Chair of the Gafcon Primates’ Council, Archbishop Laurent Mbanda, announced the inauguration of the Global Anglican Communion in the October 2025 Martyrs’ Day Statement (MDS). As that statement foreshadowed, we met in Abuja both to “confer and celebrate the Global Anglican Communion.” We gathered together under the Word of God prayerfully to discern the Lord’s future for the Global Anglican Communion, founded on the person and work of Jesus Christ and the authority of his word, and his commission to make disciples of all nations. We met each morning for prayer, praise and hear
  7. Global Anglican Communion Establishes New Council to Lead Its Mission
    Mar 5, 2026 · original
    – “We Are Not Fighting Anybody; This Is Not About Gender or Female Leadership” – Archbishop Mbanda The Global Anglican Conference has announced a historic restructuring of its leadership framework with the creation of the Global Anglican Council, a new governing body designed to provide broader representation and shared leadership across the Global Anglican Communion. In a significant step that underscores a commitment to collaborative leadership, the GAFCON Primates have dissolved the GAFCON Primates Council, which has faithfully led and served the movement since its establishment in 2008. The newly constituted Global Anglican Council will now serve as the principal leadership body of the Communion. Unlike the previous structure, the Council comprises Primates, advisors, and guarantors, including bishops, clergy, and lay members, all of whom have full voting rights. This expanded leader
  8. PETER OBI CALLS ON THE CHURCH TO BE THE WATCHDOG OF SOCIETY
    Feb 13, 2026 · original
    The former Governor of Anambra State and 2023 Labour Party Presidential candidate, His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, has charged the Church to serve as the watchdog of society in light of the current state of the nation. Speaking at the ongoing Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Standing Committee meeting, holding at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church Osumenyi, Anambra State, Obi asserted that this role is imperative as the government is failing to ensure the welfare of the populace. In a blunt assessment of the nation’s leadership, Obi identified politicians as the primary problem facing Nigeria. He held the government responsible for the widespread poverty currently “tearing the nation to shreds” and condemned the prevailing state of insecurity across the country. Mr. Obi appealed to the Primate, Most Rev’d Dr. Henry Ndukuba, and the Church leadership to keep the nation in their intercessi
  9. PARTNER WITH GOVERNMENT THE MORE: GOVERNOR SOLUDO URGES THE CHURCH
    Feb 13, 2026 · original
    The Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, has called on the Church to continually partner with the government to ensure the delivery of expected dividends to the people. Speaking at St. Stephen’s Church, Osumenyi, during the Official Opening Ceremony of the ongoing Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) Standing Committee meeting, the Governor while commending the Church for its efforts, emphasized that the Church should not leave the burden of governance and societal development to the government alone. Governor Soludo warmly welcomed the Church of Nigeria delegates to Anambra State, providing firm assurances that the state is safe for the gathering. In a significant policy update, he informed the assembly that the “sit-at-home” order has been effectively abolished in Anambra State. Sharing context on this development, the Governor revealed that following his inaug
  10. PRIMATE NDUKUBA CHARGES FAMILIES TO REJECT IDOLATRY AND UPHOLD BIBLICAL SANCTITY
    Feb 13, 2026 · original
    In a powerful spiritual charge during the February 2026 Standing Committee Meeting, the Primate of All Nigeria, Anglican Communion, the Most Rev’d Dr. Henry C. Ndukuba, called on Christian families to embrace a total surrender to the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Speaking on the theme of the meeting which is holding at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church, Osumenyi, Anambra State, “Serve the Lord: Imperative for the Family under God” (Joshua 24:14-15), the Primate emphasized that serving God with all one’s heart is a non-negotiable requirement for spiritual fruitfulness. Drawing from Matthew 6:24, he warned against the dangers of “double-mindedness” in worship. “No one can serve two masters,” he declared. “You cannot serve God and mammon.” The Primate also reaffirmed the Church’s stance on traditional biblical values, vowing to protect the sanctity of marriage. He reiterated the Church of Nigeria’s

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