Rev Fr Mbaka Attacks Buhari Again, Ask President To Kneel For Forgiveness

The Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry, Enugu Nigeria, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka has again hit president Muhammadu Buhari with verbal attacks, warning the president, members of the National Assembly of impending doom hovering around them if they did not ask for God’s forgiveness over the bloodshed in the country.

In this video, Mbaka advised President Buhari to travel to Rome where he would ask God’s forgiveness for the blood of men of God and innocent men, women and children killed under his watch as executive president of the country.

He said:

“From the councilor to the Igwe and everyone in the rank of leadership. To the people who called themselves Senators, who are busy messing up the country in the name of lawmaking and those who are hovering in the House of Representatives, who are they representing actually? They are representing the disaster that is coming.

“All of them should go the Bishops of this country and kneel down; lie down. President Buhari, if you don’t do this, you’ll know that a man of God has spoken.

He said there will be disaster if leaders in the country, low and high, failed to ask God for forgiveness.

He also reminded the president that God can install someone into position of authority upon prophesy, warning Buhari, not to play with his words as a man of God.

“God can prophesy someone into a position. If you know how Nebucadnezzar became the President. He went there under prophetic order. When God wants to punish His people, He can use a leader. The Nebucadnezzar God later pushed into the bush.


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