Father Mbaka summoned for blessing Nnamdi Kanu
Catholic priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka has explained the reason for his sudden two days disappearance revealing that he was summoned by the authorities of the Enugu Catholic Diocese.
Mbaka while addressing parishioners in Enugu said the leadership of the church summoned him and kept him incommunicado for blessing Nnamdi Kanu, the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB.
He said a lot of other issues were presented against him after which the Church leadership, led by Bishop Calistus Onaga told him that he would remain indoors for one month, a period that would allow him to pray and meditate over his activities.
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The priest said he requested to be allowed the opportunity to come and address his parishioners after which he would shut down, “but they said No. I also begged them to allow me send another priest to come and celebrate mass for you today, they said No.”
He said Bishop Onaga upon seeing the protest over his predicament allowed him to go.
“Are you the owner of my mouth? You can’t tell me who to bless? If you are not happy that I blessed someone, you have your own mouth, you can curse the person,” he said.