Father Mbaka Speaks on Imo Violence, Says Gov Uzodinma Is Making Expensive Mistakes
- Popular clergyman, Father Mbaka, has commented on his relationship with Imo governor, Uzodinma, and the recent happenings in the state
- The cleric said Uzodinma no longer answers his phone calls and does not heed his advice since becoming Imo governor
- Recall that Mbaka had in 2020 prophecied Uzodinma would be sworn in as Imo governor even though he lost the 2019 election
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Father Camillus Ejike Mbaka, the spiritual director of the Adoration Ministry, says the governor of Imo state, Hope Uzodinma, does not pick his calls again.
The popular pastor was the one who prophesied in his 2020 New Year message the Governor Uzodinma would be sworn in as governor, even though he lost the governorship election to Emeka Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
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The prophecy eventually came to pass as the Supreme Court sacked Ihedioha and declared Uzodinma of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the validly elected governor of Imo state.
However, months after becoming governor, Father Mbaka said Uzodinma does not pick his calls again even though his aim of calling was to advise him about good governance.
He said in a video published by BBC Igbo:
"It's not that I'm asking for money, it's that I should advise him for good governance."
Father Mbaka added that since he was sworn in as Imo governor, Uzodinma "has not called to give glory to the God of Adoration Ministry"
"I don't know about Governor Hope Uzodinma anymore o."
The clergyman said Governor Uzodinma is making expensive mistakes, adding that nobody can advise him.
According to Father Mbaka, some of the security breaches being experienced in the state at the moment would not have happened if the governor has good advisers.
He said prayer would have helped to prevent some of the security breaches.
"This is one year, by the end of four years what will happen."
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In the past few weeks, Imo state has become the "capital of violence" in the southeast as unknown gunmen burn down police stations, prisons and kill policemen.
The violence got to a peak on Saturday, April 24, when armed criminals launched an attack on the home of Governor Uzodinma.
The criminals razed a lot of properties, including cars in Uzodinma's home Omuma in Oru East local government area and killed three security operatives.
Source: Legit.ng
