Anglican Church of Nigeria Rejects Sarah Mullaly as Archbishop - Gender Stance Criticized

The Anglican Church of Nigeria rejected the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullaly as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, citing concerns over gender and progressive stances on marriage. The Primate of the Church in Nigeria, Rev Henry Ndukuba, expressed dismay at Mullaly's elevation, stating it represents a setback for the global Anglican family.

Ndukuba emphasized the Church's stance on traditional values and criticized the Anglican Communion's acceptance of leadership that contradicts these beliefs. The rejection of Mullaly's appointment underscores the ongoing debates within the Anglican community regarding gender roles and marriage, reflecting broader theological divisions.