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Anglican Church Suspends Archbishop Alexander Ibezim Over Unauthorised Sale of ₦2bn Church Land in Anambra

The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has directed Alexander Ibezim, the Bishop of Awka and Metropolitan Archbishop on the Niger in Anambra State, to proceed on six months’ compulsory leave amid allegations against him.

The Primate of the church, Henry Ndukuba, announced the decision in a letter dated October 13, 2026, directing Ibezim to proceed on leave with “immediate effect” while investigations into the allegations and recent developments in the Diocese of Awka continue.

Ndukuba also barred the archbishop from officiating at any church activities in the Province of the Niger or the Diocese of Awka throughout the period.

According to the letter, the decision followed concerns about the church’s integrity and reputation. The primate said reports from administrative panels, including a visitation team led by the church’s dean, had been submitted and considered.

He explained that the leave was intended to allow “a fair and thorough investigation” and promote peace and reconciliation in the diocese. He stressed that it was an administrative measure and not a disciplinary sanction.

The letter stated: “We, hereby direct you to proceed on leave with effect from the date of this letter, for a period of six months, in the first instance, or such other reviewed periods we may consider.”

The primate appointed Samuel Ezeofor, Bishop of Aguata, as supervising bishop of the Diocese of Awka and coordinating bishop of the Province of the Niger. Ezeofor is to “assume and exercise all episcopal responsibilities and oversight” during Ibezim’s absence.

Although the letter did not specify the allegations, Premium Times reported that one involved the alleged sale of church land worth ₦2 billion without authorisation.

A church member, Echezona Onuigbo, reportedly petitioned the EFCC over the matter in July 2025. An Anambra State High Court subsequently stopped a planned arrest of the archbishop.

The allegations have not been established as proven wrongdoing.

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