Catholic Priest and Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Fr Ejike Mbaka, and Leader of IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu have finally revealed their long hidden relationship.
Like every real Igbo, nwanne (brotherhood) is something never toyed with except with the outcasts who forget history.
In a short sermon, Fr Ejike Mbaka described Nnamdi Kanu as his Spiritual son and brother.
Mbaka who had last week prayed that God will bless the IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu for having the courage to fight for his people, said the government is worried because he is blessing Nnamdi Kanu.
According to him, anyone who tells the Buhari government the truth, will be branded a terrorist.
“Those attacking me are crocodiles but God is ready for them. If their worry is that I’m blessing Nnamdi Kanu, wherever he is God is still blessing him without me.
“Is he not my brother ? Spiritually he is my son so what is their problem? I will continue to speak the truth.
“The last person this administration should fight should be father Mbaka unless the anger of heaven will be upon them because I represent the downtrodden in this country,” he warned.
The Cleric further attacked politicians in the country, describing them as ‘ Coronavirus’ killing Nigerians.
He stated that Nigerians are dying from hunger more than insecurity at the moment.
“Nigerians dying of hunger are more than those dying of insecurity there is stomach insecurity
“Our leaders are the Coronavirus in the country, money meant to build industries for youths to have employment, they are packing it for election,” he added.
You can’t back Pantami, expect me to hate Mbaka – Nnamdi Kanu
Meanwhile, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu had told the Igbos to ignore claims by the presidency but should rather defend their brother, the Spiritual Director of the Adoration Ministry (AMEN), Ejike Mbaka.
Nnamdi Kanu slammed the presidency for backing the Minister of Communication, Isa Pantami despite calls for his resignation over reported link with terrorist groups, such as the al-Qaeda but attack Rev. Fr. Mbaka for criticising President Mujammadu Buhari.
The Minister had in one of his sermons in the 2000s said he considered al-Qaeda founder, Osama Bin Laden, a better Muslim than himself.
The minister’s comment had triggered many concerned Nigerians to demand his resignation over suspicion that he may be shielding the Boko Haram terrorists.
In a post on his official Facebook page, Kanu said: “You refused to remove PANTAMI a Terrorist, but you want me to condemn Rev Father MBAKA: We must protect our own”.
Similarly, in his recent tweet on Twitter, Kanu said there was no need for Mbaka to address the allegation levelled against him.
“What has contract to do with Rev Fr. Mbaka calling for the impeachment of the mask-wearing #Fulani terrorist in Aso Rock?
“Anybody asking Mbaka to address the issue of contract is a sophisticated moron, an educated illiterate. Quit gossiping, focus on the issue of impeachment,” he said.
