Breaking: Jubilation, Intrigues, 2023 Prophecies Expected As Mbaka Returns From Ban, Storms Adoration ground
- The spiritual director of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Nigeria (AMEN), Father Ejike Mbaka, on Wednesday, January 4, returned from a long ban
- Mbaka was said to have stormed the Adoration ground in Enugu state on Wednesday, causing jubilation in the state
- There are expectations that the controversial Christian cleric will resume his fiery prophecies on Nigerian national elections
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There was excitement on Wednesday morning as the Spiritual Director of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Nigeria (AMEN), Father Ejike Mbaka, returned to the Adoration ground in Enugu state.
Hundreds of Mbaka's supporters trooped out on the road to welcome his return to Adoration, Sahara Reporters reports.
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Mbaka's supporters marched alongside a vehicle conveying him to Adoration Ground in Umuchigbo Nike causing serious traffic gridlock along Old Emene-Abakaliki road.
The jubilant adorers as his supporters were fondly called were seen very excited as some were dancing along the road.
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Father Mbaka’s transfer to monastery sparks outrage among Nigerians
The transfer of the Chaplain and Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, to the monastery by the Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Most Rev. Callistus Onaga, has sparked reactions among Nigerians.
In fact, Mbaka's supporters openly protested the decision and chased the new chaplain out of the ministry.
One of Mbaka's supporters who spoke to journalists on condition of anonymity said:
“All along, the Bishop has been trying to take over the Adoration Ministry. But I can assure you that no priest will succeed there. So long as Fr. Mbaka is not there, nobody will come there to worship.”
On his part, Reno Omokri said:
"Father Mbaka criticised former President Jonathan and he was not punished or banished. Father Mbaka criticised General Buhari and he was not punished or banished. So, why should Father Mbaka be punished and banished after criticising Peter Obi?
I may be wrong, but it just seems that what Father Mbaka said about a then-incumbent President Jonathan was much worse than what he said about Obi. Father Mbaka lied.
"He claimed former President Jonathan wanted to kill him (please research it). What is so unique about what Father Mbaka said Obi that warrants his current travails? Can someone please explain the logic behind this without insulting anyone?"
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