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Awka Diocese Crisis: Church of Nigeria Remains Committed to Integrity and Transparency

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The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) is aware of reports circulating on social media and in the mainstream press concerning allegations of financial impropriety involving one of our Bishops.

As a Church committed to the teachings of Christ, and to integrity and accountability, we take these matters with the utmost seriousness. Accordingly, we have immediately constituted an independent, high-level investigation panel, chaired by a distinguished retired judge, to examine the allegations and to establish the truth, whilst ensuring complete transparency and fairness throughout the process.

We respectfully urge our members, other stakeholders in the Body of Christ, and the general public to refrain from speculation while this process is ongoing. The Church will take appropriate action in line with biblical principles and the governance structures already well established within our Communion.

Our faith reminds us that the Church is greater than any individual, and we remain steadfast in our mission to serve God and humanity with sincerity. We earnestly ask for your prayers for wisdom, unity, and healing during this period.

The LORD be with you,

The Venerable Gershinen Paul Dajur, PhD

General Secretary, Church of Nigeria

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