BlackBovi: The Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministry in Enugu, southeast Nigeria, Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka, has released a new prophecy on those against him for predicting the sack of Emeka Ihedioha as Imo Governor.
TheNation reports that Father Mbaka came under attacks since the emergence of Hope Uzodinma as the governor of Imo State, released the dangerous prophecy on social media network, Facebook.
In the prophecy, Father Mbka declared judgment on those who accused him of dishing out fake prophecies.
The Adoration Ministry Spiritual Director in a post on the Ministry’s Facebook page maintained that his prophecies were from God and not an evil altar.
Declaring the blessings of God on his followers, the cleric said those who called him a politician will not escape God’s judgment.
“I bless the name of the Most High God because He said it and it came to pass.
“My prophecy is not borrowed or from any evil altar but from God Almighty, the creator of heaven and earth,” he said.
Speaking further, Mbaka added: “Some accused me of being a politician but only God knows who I am. Let God of Adoration speak for me. You who speak evil against me, hmmm… God of Adoration is a consuming fire. I declare judgment upon those who curse me for nothing. My hands are clean.
” I bless those who know the truth and stand for it. Let God of Elijah fight for me. Let the heaven speak and let the children of God receive their all-round blessings, in Jesus's mighty name!
“The Lord is taking you to a level even your enemy cannot reach. This will be your year of abundance. Everything you ask in your prayer will be in abundance, in Jesus mighty name,” Father Mbaka declared.
You are no God to pass judgement on anyone who criticize u even our Lord and savior Jesus was accused and killed unjustly but he never passed any judgement on his enemies despite having all the powers to do so. If ur hands are truly clean all u have to do is to relax and leave everything for God to handle.
Dpharisee: There's a Hausa proverb here in the North, that any community you visit and you can't find an Igbo man, just pack your things and leave because nothing good will come out of that place
You don't mean it so the hausas also knows this too?
Dpharisee: There's a Hausa proverb here in the North, that any community you visit and you can't find an Igbo man, just pack your things and leave because nothing good will come out of that place
You don't mean it so the hausas also knows this too?
This is the type of human being that is supposed to be presiding over the affairs of this great country but some people in the north and west prefers to vote for a known terrorist and anachist due to stomach infrastructure and religious reasons.
When his fulaniherdsmen brothers are massacring innocent people in the middle belt and in the south we didn't hear anything from this man. Northerners are always united irespective of party affliations against anything that will improve the quality of life in the south are they witches and wizards that dont like progress?
Fr. Mbaka should have opened his own church and become a billionaire general overseer like oyedepo instead of staying in the Catholic Church and going against the church rules and regulations.
Fr. Mbaka should have opened his own church and become a billionaire general overseer like oyedepo instead going against the rules and regulations of the Catholic Church.
nonsojaggs: Men Kidnapped, Butchered And Robbed A Chief Of His Property Worth N900M (video)
The FCT police operatives have arrested some men for the gruesome murder of Chief Ignatius Odunukwe.
IG Odunukwe was kidnapped and murdered by these criminals pretending to be real estate buyers.
They deceived and lured him because he wanted to sell his property in Abuja for N900m. They had no intentions of buying the said property but to steal it from Chief Odunukwe using false pretense.
Immediately Chief IG Odunukwe gave them the original documents of the property. They killed him, cut his body bits by bits and disposed it in a sac bag.
However, the body was discovered by the people staying around where it was disposed and the police was alerted.
Very horrible maybe the man might be an illiterate how can he go to the bush all alone with the original documents of the land without any one accompanying him. This should even be the job of an estate company.
AlexReports: US Born Beauty Queen, Krystal Okeke Displays Fulani Costume As Unveils Her Official Wikipedia Page
US born Nigerian Beauty Queen, Convener of America Kids Multicultural Fashion Show, Philanthropist, Humanitarian and an Ambassador of the Nigeria Police Force, Queen Krystal Okeke has released stunning and adorable pictures of herself, displaying the traditional costumes and artifacts of the typical Africa-fulani cultural identity.
She unveiled the pictures few days ago after a photoshoot session organized by her Managers, on the occasion to mark the recently launched official Wikipedia account set up by Amity Global Network, Africa's leading PR agency headquartered in Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria.
The vibrant international model and cultural Activist, Queen Krystal Okeke dressed in an amazing seemingly angelic hijab outfit, showcasing the unchallengeable attractiveness and beauty of the Fulani tradition. In a reaction from the iconic single mother, she defined the choice of the costume as identical to her origin and formative years in Nigeria.
Queen Krystal is a dedicated humanitarian who has continue to use her capacity and intelligence to impact lives across Europe, America and Africa. As a single mother of little Kleopatra Vargas, Queen Krystal was herself birthed by Taraba State Father who met with her mother who hails from Anambra state. She has remained adept in improving the lives of widows, single mothers and women through empowerment projects and programs.
She was recently made an Ambassador of the Nigeria Police Force, when she Guested the Kaduna state chapter of POWA Annual Empowerment project in Nigeria. She was honored and recognized as a World Class Beauty Queen in 2017, the same year she graduated from the Governors State University with a Degree in Journalism.
tsaragii: As far as the north is concern, i must confess to you that we cannot allow any igbo man to hold any reasonable national position. tainting northerners as tribalistic and religious bigot won't help them to resolve anything, we the northerners have been confirmed for our tolerant towards other parts of the country. there is no better evidence than the statistical value of high percentage of igbo in the northern part. whereas they cannot even accommodate high number of their christian fellows due to their licentious minds. we are looking forward to send out this dirty minds out of this our dear country Nigeria. God bless Nigeria
Your evil wish and desires will surely never come to reality.
proudevil: Sheikh Abubakar Gumi on 15 January, 1966 IGBO Coup
"Around 4am on Friday, however, the telephone rang in my house I picked it up. Alhaji Isa kaita, the Minister for Education was on the line; he wanted to let me know, he said, there had been a coup against the government. The Sardauna’s house had been attacked by soldiers and all important official had gone into hiding. He had spoke with major Hassan Katsina who explained that there was a little he could do; he was actually at a meeting with rebels at that time. Alhaji Isa Kaita concluded with the request that I should go to the Sardauna’s house and assessed the situation.
I got ready and said my dawn prayer, later I went out. I found the residence of the premier completely destroyed. It had been shelled and burnt, strings of smoke were still raising into the air from some sections. I looked for certain familiar scenes around but all were now a sorrowful sight. There was destruction everywhere. A few soldiers stood idly with weapons in their hands. All was quiet. I walked into the house silently and found the body of Sardauna lying on the ground the courtyard. He had been shot a number of times.
I arranged for the body to be taken to the house of the Sultan in Kaduna which was a short distance away. His wife, Hafsah, who was killed together with him, was also taken to the Sultan’s house. Details of the incidence soon got round and gradually a little crowd of senior government officials and other sympathisers assembled to prepare the bodies for burial. It was then announced that the Sardauna had requested before he died, that he should be taken to Wurno and buried beside the grave of Sultan Muhammad Bello, his great-grandfather.
But I explained that this wish could not be carried out. The Sardauna was a martyr who had been killed in the cause of the religion. In Islam, martyrs are always buried at the site of their death…..I felt that we should respect that honour in the case of the Sardauna.
With all the preparation completed, we set the body in position for the burial prayers. The early morning sun was fairly high in the sky. I stood in front to lead the prayers while the rest of the people formed neat rows behind me. There are no ceremonies to observe during burials in Islam. The religion emphasizes that the dead should be put into grave with minimum delay after death…..
It was altogether a very solemn and touching occasion. For me, it was the end of an era which I could not possibly forget. I had been lucky to know the Sardauna and help influence a little of his life. Reflections of this day and many others came back to me as I stood over the fresh earth marking the grave after the funeral.
As a Muslim I knew that one died unless his time was due, so I was not bothered about whether the Sardauna could have been saved. I did not mourn his death as something he or anyone else could have helped to avoid. But I grieve for the ignorance and fear that plotted against him and what he represented; the greed and selfishness that killed him; and the prejudice and contempt that sought to disgrace his name after his death.
NIGHTFALL ‘For anyone who worshipped Muhammad,’ Sayyid Abu Bakr, a close companion to the Holy Prophet, had said to the public while announcing the death of the Prophet, ‘Muhammad is dead. But whoever worshipped God let him know that God is alive and does not die.’ I could have spoken to the people in similar vein if I had been responsible for announcing the killing of the Sardauna. But so bloody and horrifying had the events been that early morning that the public did not need further warning about the fate of the Premier.
As I drove back home after the funeral, I passed a long line of people standing solemnly on the streets. Some stood in small groups absorbed in mournful discussions while others sat quietly in front of their houses. No one seemed to know fully what was happening, so that the people’s sorrow was worsened by the fear of the final outcome. The extent of the killings, and what that meant in terms of communication had been cut between various parts of the country and there appear to be total confusion even among the soldiers themselves. I figured that it would be quite a while before the final picture emerged. Meanwhile, I could not really think of what to do other than to continue with my normal routine. I, therefore, got ready and went to my office.
I was in the office late in the morning when military van pulled up in the premises and some soldiers came down. They asked for me and were shown into my office by a staff. They greeted me curtly and explained that they had been sent to invite me for a meeting with the leader of that morning’s coup, Nzeogwu. I was to go in their van, they said, although I could ask someone to follow in my own csr so that he would bring me back after the meeting. I got up and went with them as they requested while my driver drove behind us.
We arrived at the military barracks housing Nzeogwu’s soldiers which had by now turned into a beehive of activity. There were many soldiers on guard, their weapons held firmly in their hand. There were also trucks parked in front of the offices; a few others came in and went out. Except for the noise of the vehicles and occasional exchange among soldiers, all was quiet and business-like. No one spoke to us as we parked and walked into the building. Eventually, I was brought before Nzeogwu and he received me with no ceremony. I sat down on a chair and he slowly began to talk.
First of all, he wanted to know where we had hidden the weapons which we were said to have imported into the country. The question really surprised me and so did the tone in which it was asked. I had not met Nzeogwu before, and had never dealt with him in any capacity whatsoever. I had, therefore, no prior expectations with regard to his personality or the questions he would ask me. Nevertheless, I had imagined that he would show a little concern about the sad events that had taken place earlier in the morning. I did not expect him to apologise for what he had done, because he in no way appeared to be unhappy about the new power and attention which he was receiving as a result of his present position. But I had expected that he would begin by justifying the killings somehow, and offering explanations as to how or why the dead leaders had to lose their lives. After all, no matter his feelings against them, they were statesmen who had once led the country and the people. Human decency and reason demanded that they should be treated with respect for their past services, especially because they had died holding their offices. One did not murder one’s national figures and dismiss the incident casually, whatever their fault. Judicial system.
Besides, I thought it was disappointing that the organizers of the military coup were only now trying to put together the reason for their action. I had never known anyone to have imported weapons into the country illegally, least of all the Sardauna. I therefore felt I had to seek further information from Nzeogwu himself before I could answer him. He explained that he heard we had bought many weapons from the Middle East, which we planned to use to wage Jihad against non-Muslims in Nigeria. That was why he now wanted to know where we kept them, he said.
In my prompt response, I told him about my ignorance in this regard. As far as I was aware, no such plans had ever been considered by any Islamic group in this country. I spoke with authority because I was the closest adviser to the Sardauna on religious matters, and at no time did he visit the Islamic countries in the Middle East without me since I became Grand Khadi. I had never known him to have discussed war in Nigeria, much less purchase weapons.
This prompted Nzeogwu to take me to ask concerning my own appointment. He could not understand, he said, why there had to be a separate court for Muslims outside the country’s judicial system. After all, Muslims were also Nigerians, and must, therefore submit to the law of the land like everyone else. ‘As for Grand Khadi, of what use is he, since there is already the Chief Justice?’ he concluded.
‘Well,’ I answered, ‘Islam is not like Christianity or the other religions you know. In Islam, there are very specific laws in respect of all social matters which must be observed correctly. They include those concerning marriage, divorce, rights to offspring and inheritance. In this regard, only an Islamic court, with a judge versed in the science of the Quran and the Prophet’s traditions, could proper administer justice on a disputing Muslim couple or their inheritors. As for my position, it is only a natural complement to the Area Courts. The appeals that come to me cannot be handled by the Chief Justice because he has no knowledge of Islamic Law.’
With this main subject of the short meeting seemed to have been settled... It became established that in the midnight attack on the Premier’s residence many others had been killed….During the week the Prime Minister (Alhaji Abubakar Tafawa Balewa) was found dead in the outskirts of Lagos…..others killed included Brigadier Zakariya Maimalari, Colnel Kur Muhammad, Lt-Colonel Abogo Largema, Lt-Colonel Yakubu Pam. Similarly, the Premier of the Western Nigeria, the Minister of Finance, the Commander of the 1s t Brigade, Kaduna all lost their lives.
Gradually, more details about the military coup became public and at the same time the real motives of the coup planners began to appear. It was immediately apparent that Igbo Christian officers were the leaders and all the killings followed a set pattern. Only the Muslims and those who were considered as their friends were assassinated. The Prime Minister (a Hausa-Fulani Muslim) was killed, but the President (an Igbo Christian) was skillfully sent out of the country. His farewell words to the Prime Minister, as I heard later, were, ‘I see you on 15 January.’
Pictures of the dead Sardauna against the background of his burning house were immediately put on display, along with those of Nzeogwu giving the heroic account of how he broke into the house and shot him, amidst the wailings of the women and children. These pictures were used by many Igbo leaders and traders and elsewhere in the North to taunt the local people, as evidence that the Sardauna was dead and the North had been defeated. Suddenly, the massacres of the Muslim leaders and politicians was turned into a revolution, with the most glowing tributes being showered on the assassins. In the South in general there outright jubilation in most urban centres, which echoed in their papers. Hardly any newspaper lamented the killings, in fact some saw it as progressive political move. Many editorials were unrepentant, as though the killings were most natural solution to whatever problems the country had.''
- Sheikh Abubakar Gumi with Isma'ila A. Tsiga, 'Where I Stand', (1992). Pg 112, 113, 114, 115,116,117,118.
The muslim north and it's leaders must have been terrorizing other ethnic groups in Nigeria before nzeogwu decided to launch his revolution to eliminate them and install a new leadership for the country. What is currently going on in Nigeria gives credit to this fact.
Hillsong34: Nigeria is a nation, guided by Constitution. The Constitution of the federal republic of Nigeria does not, in anyway, permit a particular ethnic group to create tribal security outdit, especially when this is aimed at undermining the interest of other ethnic groups.It's no news that the new tribal security outfit created by the yorubas is targeted at the Fulani. You people are all over the North, doing your businesses without harassment but at the mention of Fulani, what comes to your dirty mind is genocide. We are in this country when yoruba people killed hundreds of cows through thunder and now, it's Ametoken This is a clear evidence that yoruba people will stop at nothing in mismanaging any opportunity given to them. To think that these are the same people being considered for 2023 presidency gives them out as a group of confused people. Will yoruba people be pioneering tribal and divisive organizations such as Amotekun and still expect to rule this country come 2023? Never!!!
Am a full blooded igbo i dare to say that the yorubas will definitely make a far better president than ur genocidal fulani ethnic group they are not bloodthirsty and they doesn't have any expansionist hidden agenda like you people.We have all seen how ur buhari and his fulani jihadist brothers massacred thausands of innocent little children, men and women in the middle belt and in igboland in the past five years. The souls of those u people wasted are daily crying out for justice and will surely get it at the appropriate time just watch and see.
timesup234: the mods are all American spies. 80 Americann soldiers were killed. Trump is the greatest coward ever
Is not possible for a whole 80 US soildiers to die without the knowledge of their families and Americans knowing about it. The US is not Nigeria that can successfully hide and cover up such deaths without nigerians knowing about it.
gloriaunobi: For some of you quoting me and talking trash let's be frank and say the truth the Almajiri system is totally obsolete and it shouldn't be practice in this generation at all. Which mother will give birth and let her child out to be roaming like a cattle without headsman? Almajiri system is totally unacceptable in this generation and every man with his right sense should condemn it even cattle have someone guiding and leading them, but this one someone will carry plates and be roaming the streets from morning till dawn and some may end up not eating anything for that day, some of you condemning my statement what if you are the almajiri and you did not eat for that day what will come into your mind is not to create chaos and cause more problem to the society?
Let stop it jor
If government don't want to curb Almajiri I think this will...
The whole blame should go to the fulani leaders in the north that have impoverished the indigenous hausa population in the north most of these almajiris are actually hausas not fulanis. This is the same thing they have vowed to replicate in the entire south which should never be allowed to succeed. Their hidden agenda of conquering the south and brainwashing the indigenous population with Islam which they have successfully used for centuries against the indigenous hausa population will never ever succeed.
Snipper007: Guy those people are not any educated, the only tool they use in making you feel they are educated is politics of numbers which they don't even Hv, the only thing I know they Hv is land mass.....if you look at the North criticaly you will realize that wt they know how to do well is under-age voting. Fvckk the north
How are they educated and sound when they can't even differentiate what's right and wrong?
FutureFocus: As a Social Worker, I want to find out the following please,
1.The state where this well is located in Nigeria 2. The LGA , The Chairman of the LGA 3. The Governor of the State , Commissioner for Water Resources in that state 4. And every other informations I need because it seem the government is far to the people in this community .
They obviously need help and so I'm willing to get them a borehole or a Well at least. Thanks.
Charmingrascal: It is obvious that the Fulani elites are in support of the humongus crime of their kinsmen, they support the killings of innocent souls by their brother. The handwriting is clear, how can u strongly be against a good initiatives by the Westerners to protect their people against crime and criminals if u are not the criminal. Nigeria should just be divided I am tired of this immamoth stupidity always exhibited by some dingbats.
What they are actually saying now is for the SW to choose either proctecting their lives or to choose 2023 presidency.
2023 presidency is now the political tool the fulanis are using to weaken and conquer southern Nigeria. Shine your eyes very well my people don't allow terrorists deceive you we are far more intelligent than these guys.
These bloodthisty terrorists are obviously scared because they know that their hands are not clean. Why is it only them that are crying most since the launching of this ametekun? Are they the only ethnic group living and doing business in the SW? Why are the igbos and other tribes who are even more in numbers than them not calling for their people to be included in ametekun? They just want their people to be included so that they can be informants.
This man might just end up to be the worst governor in the history of imo state. No stated plans of how he intends to even develop the state just started with probings is this the agreement he reached with buhari?
DonFreshmoney: This guy should stop smoking whatever he is smoking this morning. Imo was APC state before, so regaining the state albeit through cookery doesn't mean anything.
Except any of the current governors decamp to APC before their tenure ends. I dont see how APC would win another south eastern state throug election
He is obviously referring to anambra state whose election is coming up next year.
shadeyinka: If INEC actually forgot/omitted 176,946 votes, they should be sued to court for incompetency and some heads in INEC should roll.
However, if the above isn't the case, then the Supreme Court must be faulted as compromised!
Either way, some people must pay the price for corrupting our electoral process
There's no such votes anywhere it was all cooked up that's clearly why the numbers have refused to add up. How come the same apc couldn't even win a single seat in the imo state house of assembly if really the apc are that popular in imo state?
UmuEri: Senator Hope Uzodimma, the fake Governor and his Deputy will immediately be impeached after assuming office.
The House of Assembly Speaker (PDP) will immediately take over as the next Governor of the state.
APC thinks they are smart, they will be beaten to their own game.
just watch out!
I really doubt if the imo state PDP have such principled and determined house of assembly members very soon we will start hearing that almost all of them have defected to the apc after billions of naira must have exchanged hands besides it's not all that easy to impeach a sitting governor there must be a concrete reasons for the impeachment which must be backed up with solid evidence. This is really a great opportunity for the PDP in imo to retake the state if they can be able to play their cards very well.
UmuEri: Senator Hope Uzodimma, the fake Governor and his Deputy will immediately be impeached after assuming office.
The House of Assembly Speaker (PDP) will immediately take over as the next Governor of the state.
APC thinks they are smart, they will be beaten to their own game.
just watch out!
I really doubt if the pdp in imo have such principled and determined members in the imo state house of assembly. Very soon we will start hearing that almost all of them have defected to the apc after billions of naira must have exchanged hands besides you can't just impeach a sitting governor like that without any concrete impeachable offence backed up with solid h evidence. This is really a great opportunity for the PDP to retake imo state if they can play their cards very well.
Christianity Etc › Re: Father Mbaka Invokes God's Judgement On Those Who Speak Evil Against Him by Mrexcell(m): 12:00am On Jan 20, 2020
