It has been a condemnation galore ever since the distinguished honorable senator Ayogu Eze honoured the bazaar invitation of the Adoration ministry Enugu.
Cacophonous taunts has refuse to die down. Everyone is squiring up for a wrestling match with the Reverend Father for what they termed 'anti-Catholic' or rather anti-party(PDP) activities.

The alleged straw that broke the Camel's back was the fact that Senator Ayogu and his entourage comprising of Kano state governor, Mallam Ganduje and other Muslims were received by the fiery priest instead of being driven away for either being Muslims or belonging to APC.

This is utterly ridiculous and unbecoming of the PDP and the 'aggrieved' Christians. This is the height of political and religious fanaticism from our people.
How do we expect the rest of the country to take us any serious with this brazen display of intolerance?

Another scenario that allegedly added salt to the injury was the fact that the priest talked down on the vice presidential candidate of the PDP, Mr Peter Obi. They found it to be an unforgivable offence for allegedly embarrassing Mr Obi but gave the Kano state governor, a Muslim, a rousing welcome.

The PDP should realize that they are on a self destruct mission if they go ahead with the victim and religious card that they have embarked on.
There's something I want to make clear:
Mbaka though a priest has the constitutional rights of participating in politics.
Whoever he endorses must not be seen as a heavenly revelation but on a personal perception.

I also disagreed with him when he lambasted Jonathan, but calling him names is entirely out of place.
Among his congregation are APC, APGA, SDP and PDP members.

How on earth do you expect him to take sides with a particular party without stepping on the toes of the rest of his congregation?
Please we should do away with sentiment and desist from roping religion into politics.

I'm a Christian of roman Catholic denomination but when it comes to politics and social issues, I'm at the liberty of either agreeing or disagreeing with the opinion of the priests but talking down on them, aka m adiro ya!!
Being a priest or pastor doesn't take away the humanity in you, they are not infallible neither are they barred from holding a personal opinion.

Yes Mbaka needs all the money he yearns for. Apart from being an employer of labor, he has many orphaned kids under his responsibility.
Their feeding, medical and education bills, he singlehandedly shudders them.
At least he doesn't cruise around in private jets neither do he own expensive rides.

Whatever fund he receives goes back to the society via his numerous charity and humanitarian services.
Being a bazaar occasion, this is the official church window to solicit for funds either for church projects or for the sake of his hundreds of orphaned kids.

I thank Mr Peter Obi for handling the issue with utmost maturity as a prospective national leader. I urge his followers to emulate him and stop crying more than the bereaved. The church of God is a place for all irrespective of political and social affiliation.
By creating a scene from the incidence at the adoration ground, we are indirectly sending a message to the rest of the country on the level of our intolerance.

No politician has successfully fought the church. The case of Ikedi Ohakim should serve as an example.
Before subscribing to our respective religious belief, we are humans and Igbo men.

Lalasticlala mynd44

Who should ever take an article written by a "cowherd" serious? SMH!

PMB was also chastised for want of reward to 2015 supporters.
Actually ,an indirect testimony that PMB does not use material and financial inducements to secure support.
If he did , he would empty Government coffers.
A very great commendation indeed ,distinguishing in our Nigeria of today where VOTES are given to the highest bidder
who distributes #Nairas and $ Dollars....money, money, money , Corruption and bribery....
Then after sharing , they go back to recoup from Government COFFERS...LOOTING

True Nigerian Patriots , let us therefore hang on with PMB , SAI BUHARI. 2019- 2023.
HE WILL SURELY TAKE US TO THE #NEXT LEVEL, A# BETTER LEVEL AND # BEST LEVEL, IGBO PRESIDENCY,
through THE GRACE & POWER OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST , WE PRAY ! AMEN !
GOD BLESS NIGERIANS AND RELIEVE THEIR SUFFERINGS ! AMEN .

CowHard:


It has been a condemnation galore ever since the distinguished honorable senator Ayogu Eze honoured the bazaar invitation of the Adoration ministry Enugu.
Cacophonous taunts has refuse to die down. Everyone is squiring up for a wrestling match with the Reverend Father for what they termed 'anti-Catholic' or rather anti-party(PDP) activities.

The alleged straw that broke the Camel's back was the fact that Senator Ayogu and his entourage comprising of Kano state governor, Mallam Ganduje and other Muslims were received by the fiery priest instead of being driven away for either being Muslims or belonging to APC.

This is utterly ridiculous and unbecoming of the PDP and the 'aggrieved' Christians. This is the height of political and religious fanaticism from our people.
How do we expect the rest of the country to take us any serious with this brazen display of intolerance?

Another scenario that allegedly added salt to the injury was the fact that the priest talked down on the vice presidential candidate of the PDP, Mr Peter Obi. They found it to be an unforgivable offence for allegedly embarrassing Mr Obi but gave the Kano state governor, a Muslim, a rousing welcome.

The PDP should realize that they are on a self destruct mission if they go ahead with the victim and religious card that they have embarked on.
There's something I want to make clear:
Mbaka though a priest has the constitutional rights of participating in politics.
Whoever he endorses must not be seen as a heavenly revelation but on a personal perception.

I also disagreed with him when he lambasted Jonathan, but calling him names is entirely out of place.
Among his congregation are APC, APGA, SDP and PDP members.

How on earth do you expect him to take sides with a particular party without stepping on the toes of the rest of his congregation?
Please we should do away with sentiment and desist from roping religion into politics.

I'm a Christian of roman Catholic denomination but when it comes to politics and social issues, I'm at the liberty of either agreeing or disagreeing with the opinion of the priests but talking down on them, aka m adiro ya!!
Being a priest or pastor doesn't take away the humanity in you, they are not infallible neither are they barred from holding a personal opinion.

Yes Mbaka needs all the money he yearns for. Apart from being an employer of labor, he has many orphaned kids under his responsibility.
Their feeding, medical and education bills, he singlehandedly shudders them.
At least he doesn't cruise around in private jets neither do he own expensive rides.

Whatever fund he receives goes back to the society via his numerous charity and humanitarian services.
Being a bazaar occasion, this is the official church window to solicit for funds either for church projects or for the sake of his hundreds of orphaned kids.

I thank Mr Peter Obi for handling the issue with utmost maturity as a prospective national leader. I urge his followers to emulate him and stop crying more than the bereaved. The church of God is a place for all irrespective of political and social affiliation.
By creating a scene from the incidence at the adoration ground, we are indirectly sending a message to the rest of the country on the level of our intolerance.

No politician has successfully fought the church. The case of Ikedi Ohakim should serve as an example.
Before subscribing to our respective religious belief, we are humans and Igbo men.

Utter balderdash....You are confused bros