New Trouble for Fr Mbaka as Catholic Church Ban Members from Attending His Adoration Ministry

 

New difficulty has come for the Spiritual head of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Rev Father Ejike Mbaka as catholic prohibited priests and dependable individuals from going to his service.

 

Naija News reports that Mbaka's misfortune began after the prestigious minister offered a disparaging remark about Labor Party official competitor, Peter Obi.

 

Mbaka while tending to his devotees prior on Wednesday, June 15, portrayed Obi as a 'closefisted' man who won't ever be the leader of Nigeria.

 

The minister said Obi missing the mark on soul of liberality, saying "It is smarter to have a president who is a talented elderly person than a young fellow with 'gum' hands."

 

His remark has since gotten a flood of reaction from Nigerians across states. However Mbaka has in a proclamation on Friday offered an expression of remorse to the previous Governor of Anambra State, greater discipline has arisen for his predictable remarks which are viewed as not in accordance with the Catholic lessons.

 

The Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Bishop Calistus Onaga in a proclamation got by Naija News on Saturday (today), forced a prohibition on Rev. Fr. Mbaka's Adoration Ministry.

 

In a letter he by and by marked, addressed to 'All the Clery, Religious and Lay Faithful in the Catholic Diocese of Enugu', Bishop Onaga restricted the Christian gathering from having a say in the Adoration Ministry.

 

As per him, Mbaka has drifted away from the Church's determined orders and in satisfaction of his peaceful obligations as the Chief Shepherd, "I thus disallow all Catholics (pastorate, strict and lay dependable) consequently from going to all strict and ceremonial exercises of the Catholic Adoration Ministry until the due standard cycle started by the Diocese is finished up."

 

While taking note of that his choice depended on the way that Mbaka's instructing and expressions were not predictable with the lessons of the Catholic Church, he charged "all Christian devoted to continue to appeal to God for Fr. Mbaka."