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The Lead Bishop of Worldwide Anglican Church, WAC, in Nigeria, Rt. Rev. Seun Adeoye has urged the National Assembly to make laws that will return Nigeria

The war in Sudan has triggered the world’s largest hunger crisis, coupled with the worst ongoing displacement crisis worldwide, with over 25 million people in need of humanitarian aid.

The Church of England and Catholic Church have issued a joint statement lamenting the ongoing conflict in Sudan and calling for action from the international community to restore peace.

The Patriarch of the Worldwide Anglican Church (WAC), Archbishop Christopher Lwanga Tusubira has announced the appointed of a Nigerian Bishop

Bishops in Great Britain are expressing “deep misgivings” over the Safety of Rwanda Bill, which will send asylum seekers crossing to the UK from the English Channel by boat to the African country.

The Archbishop of York has expressed “deep misgivings” about the Governments Rwanda plan.

He spoke at the conclusion of the four days 2024 Passover Celebration held at Rehoboth Arena, Okinni, Osun State.

An English bishop is drawing attention to the futility and destruction of the civil war in Sudan, which has resulted in around 12,000 casualties, an estimated 9 million displaced, and 25 million in need of aid.

The Lead Bishop of Worldwide Anglican Church (WAC) in Nigeria, Bishop Seun Adeoye, has condemned the Christmas Day killings in Plateau State, describing the videos shared from the attack scenes as horrible. Adeoye in his New Year Message released in Osogbo, the Osun State capital on Sunday and titled "Never fold your arms again," said it was pathetic that people were slaughtered like chickens in their fatherland and security agencies were nowhere to be found.

He described the videos shared from the attack scenes as horrible.