The Anglican Archbishop Emeritus of Jos Province, Most Reverend Benjamin Argak Kwashi has been appointed and enthroned as the Archbishop of Chad under the Province of Alexandria, North Africa.
Archbishop Kwashi’s commissioning and installation came after a retreat in Douala, Cameroon, and the official presentation and installation in a solemn service which held at the Bishop’s chapel.
Most Rev. Benjamin Argak Kwashi, newly enthroned Archbishop of Chad in Alexandria Province, North Africa.
The 70-year-old fireless prelate who served as Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Jos and the Archbishop of the Ecclesiastical Province of Jos retired in 2023.
He hails from Amper, Kanke Local Government of Plateau State and once served as the General Secretary of the Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFON).
In a congratulatory message, Jay101.9FM noted that “This remarkable elevation is a testament to a lifetime of faithful service, godly leadership, unwavering commitment to the Gospel, and a passion for advancing the mission of Christ across nations.”
The most popular radio station in Jos, the heart of the Plateau, further stated that “From shepherding communities in Jos and beyond to now providing spiritual oversight for the entire Anglican Communion in Chad, your journey continues to inspire countless believers and leaders across Africa and the world.”
The prelate, his wife and other Bishops after the entronement.
Describing this development as historic, the broadcasting station prayed for the servant of God to fulfil God’s mandate for the betterment of mankind.
“We celebrate this historic achievement and pray that God grants you greater wisdom, strength, grace, and divine guidance as you lead His people in this new and significant assignment,” the Management and Staff of Jay101.9FM stated.
Praying that his ministry continues “to bear lasting fruit,” the management of Jay FM emphasised, “may the Church in Chad flourish under your visionary leadership.”
