APC threatens to Expose Father Mbaka to Vetican and Pope for asking Buhari to resign or be impeached

The All Progressive Congress (APC) have threatened to expose the Spiritual Leader of Adoration Ministry, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka for asking President Buhari to resign or be impeached.

Recall on a viral video, Father Mbaka had asked Buhari to resign or be impeached over the rising insecurity in the country.

However, in a reaction by the APC, through the National Publicity Secretary, Yekini Nabena, said Mbaka is dining and wining with politicians, adding that there is a lot to tell the Vetican and pope about Mbaka.

Nabena said it is ungodly for him to ask Buhari to resign or be impeached due to the current challenges.

He said, "It is unfortunate for a man of God who is supposed to deploy all known spiritual means of averting crisis but rather threatening a democratically elected government for his own personal benefits while pretending to be speaking for the people.

"One would wonder who Father Mbaka is emulating because the Lord Jesus Christ did not threaten to bring down the government during his own time, in fact, Jesus Christ obeyed and honoured constituted authority. That’s why he paid his tax.

"We are calling on Father Mbaka to concentrate on his spiritual calling and stop speaking like politicians who it is obvious he (Mbaka) has been dining and wining with. If Mbaka has found another political ally, it is better to leave a political message for politicians.

"Calling on President Muhammadu Buhari to either resign or be impeached because of the current challenges is ungodly. Father Mbaka should not, however, take his luck too far because there is a lot to tell the Vatican and the Pope about his person and his sources of inspiration. 

"Emulate the likes of Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye of the Redeemed Christian Church of God RCCG and Pastor WF Kumuyi of the Deeper Life Bible Ministry and many other true men of God who will rather fast and pray to avert a crisis in the country instead of threatening the government of the day."

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