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2023: ‘I Have Nigeria’s Solution, Many People Wasting Their Time’ – Fr. Mbaka

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October 3, 2022

Enugu fiery priest, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka was on it again during the re-opening of the Adoration Ministry on Sunday.

In a video obtained, the priest, shortly before his transfer was announced, could be heard reeling out prophecies concerning Nigeria.

It had earlier been Mbaka has now been transferred to a monastery, with another priest, Rev. Fr. Anthony Amadi appointed as the new chaplain of the Adoration Ministry.

While celebrating a mass shortly before announcing his replacement, Fr. Mbaka said some people were just wasting their time with regards to the 2023 presidential election.

He however, said God told him not to reveal the details of the prophecy.

According to him, “Anyone seeing vision, God revealed something to the person; everybody does not see vision; it is given to some people.

“Early this morning today, as I was asking God about the Adoration Ministry and myself, the Holy Spirit led me into the temple; I was asking the Holy Spirit, can you give me a vision; instead of giving me a vision for the ministry, he gave me a vision for Nigeria.

“It will interest you to understand that there are public visions and there are private visions; there are some visions that should not be disclosed publicly.

“God opened the country Nigeria to me like a film; concerning this election you are killing yourself for, but he told me it is a personal one; ‘don’t disclose it now’.

“I am serving a Holy Spirit that reveals the future; they can’t stop it; even myself cannot stop it.

“I am not quarreling with anyone; Mbaka is not in dispute with anyone; it is if you want to misunderstand Mbaka, you have a problem, I only say what is revealed to me.

“There is none that God revealed to me that never came to pass, all of them came to pass 100 percent.

“This vision is an appointed time; it is not for me to come and speak here. If God has not constrained me, I will just give Nigerians a simple solution, because it is like many people are wasting their time.

“Since God told me not to say it, I won’t, because all these while I was like John in the land of Patmos. We have stayed away over three months, but God has been making a name unto himself.

“It must surely come to pass; but if it tarries, wait for it, for it must surely come to pass.”

Meanwhile, the announcement of Fr. Amadi as Mbaka’s successor was resisted by Mbaka’s followers, popularly called adorers, as they surged forward to lynch the transfered priest.

A source, who witnessed the riotous scene, said Amadi escaped death by the whiskers.

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Tinubu Orders Defence Minister To Relocate To Kebbi State Over Abduction Of 25 School Girls

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November 20, 2025

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President Bola Tinubu has asked the Minister of State for Defence, Bello Matawalle, to relocate to Kebbi State over the abduction of 25 schoolgirls in the state.

This was contained in a statement signed by Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, on Thursday.

Matawalle, who was formerly governor of Zamfara State, was asked to remain in the state to monitor security efforts to secure the release of the abducted students.

Gunmen abducted 24 students of Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School in Maga town, Kebbi State, around 4am on Monday.

Matawalle, who is expected to arrive in Birni-Kebbi on Friday, gained some experience in dealing with banditry and mass kidnapping during his tenure as governor of Zamfara State from 2019 to 2023.

On 26 February 2021, armed bandits abducted 279 female students aged between 10 and 17 at the Government Girls Science Secondary School, a boarding school in Jangebe, in Zamfara State. The bandits released all the hostages on 2 March 2021.

President Tinubu had postponed his scheduled trip to Johannesburg, South Africa, and Luanda, Angola, as he awaited further security briefings on the kidnapped Kebbi schoolgirls and the attack on Christ Apostolic Church worshippers in Eruku, Kwara State.

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Nigeria Now Deadliest Place On Earth To Be Christian – Nigerian Bishop Laments

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November 20, 2025

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Catholic Bishop of Makurdi Diocese, Benue State, Most Rev. Wilfred Anagbe, says Nigeria has become the deadliest place on earth to be a Christian.

Bishop Anagbe made this statement on Thursday while testifying before the US House of Representatives Subcommittee on Africa, which is investigating Trump’s redesignation of Nigeria as a ‘Country of Particular Concern’, CPC

Speaking before the US Congress, the Bishop said that the controversy escalated after President Trump designated Nigeria on the CPC list on 31 October 2025.

He alleged systematic persecution of Christians in the country, saying “Attacks by Fulani militants and Boko Haram have intensified, targeting Christian communities with impunity.

“More believers are killed there annually than in the rest of the world combined, yet perpetrators face little accountability.

“Violence is spreading, displacing millions and destroying farmland, creating a humanitarian crisis worsened by food insecurity. Without urgent intervention, Christianity risks being wiped out in Northern and Middle Belt Nigeria.

“Nigeria, already designated a Country of Particular Concern, must now be met with decisive action,” he said.

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Christian Genocide: Back Nigeria CPC Redesignation With Action, Nigerian Bishop Begs Trump

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November 20, 2025

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The Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Makurdi, in Benue State, Wilfred Anagbe, has appealed to President Donald Trump of the United States to match its renewed designation of Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern, CPC, with concrete action.

Bishop Anagbe made this call on Thursday, while testifying before the US House of Representatives Subcommittee on Africa, which is investigating Trump’s redesignation of Nigeria as a CPC

He said, “On behalf of millions of Christians in Nigeria and in the diaspora, we want to thank President Donald Trump for his bold leadership in designating Nigeria as a CPC. I commend you and this subcommittee for ongoing efforts on this matter.

“It is a vital step, but must be backed by serious action. One, use the Magnitsky Act for targeted sanctions against Nigerian government officials and others tolerating or condoning Islamic violence in the country.”

The cleric also called on lawmakers to tie security and humanitarian aid to measurable improvements.

“Expand humanitarian support for IDPs. The IDPs must return to their ancestral homes, and this requires security guarantees from the Nigerian Government,” he said.

Bishop Anagbe told lawmakers that many Christian victims in Benue remain traumatised, adding that one priest he knows cannot walk after surviving a terrorist attack.

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He accused the federal government of downplaying casualty figures and abandoning survivors of repeated assaults.”

Anagbe also argued that President Donald Trump’s earlier CPC designation “aimed to stabilise Nigeria” but “worsened the safety of Christians.”