Footage shows the moment Rev. Fr. James Anelu, the Parish Priest of Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Ewu-Owa Gberigbe in Ikorodu, Lagos, banned Igbo songs in his parish.




Father Anelu has been suspended by the Catholic Archbishop of Lagos for banning Igbo songs in his parish. The suspension takes effect from today, February 8, 2022.





A video from the scene shows church members revolting shortly after Fr. Anelu announced the ban and this led to chaos in church.




The priest stood his ground and threatened members with the "wrath of God".





He told them that if he goes to Ekwulobia and starts speaking Yoruba, the people will stone him.




He then narrated an incident where he went for burial Mass in the South East and was initially denied a chance to say Mass because he can not speak Igbo.




He then asked why Igbos will be singing Igbo songs in a church in Lagos and questioned if the plan is to drive other tribes away from the church.




Watch the video below.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah8w0tYsMl0

He is trying to stop cannibalism in his church

Even in church , a so called ordained priest is a Tribalist..... He should be derobed

The Rev. Father meant welll. Maybe he did it change to rashly . Instead of banning igbo songs. He could have just balance things up.by introducing other cultural songs . The churxh authority too acted too rashly . They could have just give him the counsel I gave above.

Inferiority complex.

Why will you ban..
Goddam it!