Nomination of first female Archbishop of Canterbury sparks mixed reactions in Nigeria

The recent appointment of Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury has stirred mixed reactions in Nigeria, where some Anglican bishops and missionaries express concern over the implications of her leadership. While her historic role is celebrated as a significant breakthrough for gender equality within the Church of England, it also highlights existing divisions between conservative and liberal factions. This development is important as it reflects broader discussions about inclusivity and tradition within religious institutions.