Nana Afaidze-Hayford is a Christian researcher and author whose work examines the historical foundations of Jesus Christ’s resurrection through biblical scholarship and historical inquiry. His extensive two-volume study develops a methodological case centered on Apostle Paul, engaging questions about Jesus’ historicity, crucifixion, burial, and resurrection. His research was conducted to strengthen Christian apologetics under the supervision of Archbishop Professor Faustina Clarke at Reformers Bible College in the United Kingdom.

His scholarship brings together historical criticism, comparative religion, scriptural exposition, and careful engagement with skeptical arguments. Across both volumes, he examines mythicist claims, Apostle Paul’s historical reliability, the early creed in 1 Corinthians 15, resurrection appearances, and alternative explanations. Alongside his academic work, his writings reflect a sustained commitment to Christian faith, biblical teaching, and the ministry community of Rapture Maranatha International Ministries, whose prayers and support he acknowledges.