Crispus Nzano
20th century Kenyan Anglican bishop
Crispus Nzano (died 2008)[1] was a Kenyan Anglican bishop in the second half of the twentieth century:[2] he became Coadjutor Bishop of Mombasa in 1980; and was subsequently its Diocesan until his retirement in 1993.[3]
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