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Bishop Crowther's Episcopacy no doubt is the first indigenous See in Modern West Africa. However, the question of which diocese is the first in Nigeria has been a burning issue begging for historical clarification. The question among scholars: is the diocese of Niger Territories which is the See of Bishop Crowther, the same thing with the Diocese of Western Equatorial Africa under Bishop Hill and Tugwell? If it is the same thing, what happened when the Western Equatorial Africa Diocese was divided into two in 1919? Which one retains the See of Niger Territories? Is it the Diocese of Lagos or…mehr

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Bishop Crowther's Episcopacy no doubt is the first indigenous See in Modern West Africa. However, the question of which diocese is the first in Nigeria has been a burning issue begging for historical clarification. The question among scholars: is the diocese of Niger Territories which is the See of Bishop Crowther, the same thing with the Diocese of Western Equatorial Africa under Bishop Hill and Tugwell? If it is the same thing, what happened when the Western Equatorial Africa Diocese was divided into two in 1919? Which one retains the See of Niger Territories? Is it the Diocese of Lagos or Western Equatorial Africa whose name was later change to Diocese on the Niger? More so, does the change of name of Western Equatorial Africa to Diocese on the Niger affect the year of her birth in 1864? This book historically evaluates the above question and the findings will help you to appreciate the CMS Mission in West Africa and the beauty of Anglican Heritage/tradition .
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Chinedu Emmanuel Nnatuanya est chargé de cours au département de religion et de relations humaines de l'université Nnamdi Azikiwe d'Awka, au Nigeria. Il est spécialisé dans l'histoire du christianisme et s'intéresse particulièrement à la mission de la CMS en Afrique de l'Ouest. Il a publié de nombreux articles dans différentes revues internationales. Il est prêtre du diocèse du Niger - Communion anglicane.