Speaking on Friday, he said that his intervention was not prompted by pressure from any individual, \u201cbut by my conviction to work for the unity of this communion\u201d\u009d.<\/p>\n
He said that he feared that some of the Primates had \u201cnot actually consulted properly\u201d\u009d before announcing their intention to boycott the meeting. There was \u201ca huge desire\u201d\u009d among \u201cordinary members\u201d\u009d of the Church of Nigeria for the Communion to stay together, he said.<\/p>\n
Responding to the suggestion made by the Primates that \u201cthe current text\u201d\u009d of the Anglican Covenant is \u201cfatally flawed\u201d\u009d, Dr Idowu-Fearon said: \u201cIf those Primates believe they have a superior wisdom than the collective wisdom of those who produced the Covenant, let them meet and present their wisdom and not start throwing tantrums.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n