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Primate of Kenya refutes claims from ACC 16

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In the light of media speculation about contradictory statements posted on the  ACK website about attendance at of the Kenyan delegation at ACC-16, I wish to  confirm that the statement dated 5th April was not seen by me and I did not authorize the use of my signature. Its use by my office was based on a clear misunderstanding.

My position remains in solidarity with that of my brother Primates of Nigeria,  Uganda, Rwanda and Jerusalem and the Middle East. 

The Most Revd Dr Eliud Wabukala.

Archbishop of Kenya and Bishop, All Saints Cathedral Diocese, Nairobi

 

N.b. A typographical error was made when first printed and has been corrected. The last phrase in the first line is “clear misunderstanding” not “clear understanding.”

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