Ali Buba Lamido

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Ali Buba Lamido [1] is an Anglican archbishop in Nigeria. [2]

Lamido is Bishop of Wusasa, [3] and the formerArchbishop of Kaduna, former Dean of the Church of Nigeria. [4]

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  1. Anglican Communion
  2. Today, Nigeria
  3. Episcopal Church
  4. "THE ATTACK ON THE PERSON OF THE MOST REV'D DR ALI BUBA LAMIDO, THE DEAN CHURCH OF NIGERIA, THE ARCHBISHOP KADUNA PROVINCE AND THE BISHOP WUSASA DIOCESE. | Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion)" . Retrieved 2021-03-16.


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