Father Mbaka’s message to Tinubu that caused controversy

Father Ejike Mbaka, a renowned Catholic priest, has urged President Bola Tinubu to use his excellent authority as Nigeria’s head of state to improve the nation.

Mbaka asserts that if President Tinubu surrenders to God and has the strength to make certain difficult choices, he may accomplish amazing things and make Nigerians happy.

He emphasised that Tinubu was not a poor man out to steal money from the public coffers.

Speaking on Sunday during his homily at the Enugu State adoration ground, Mbaka claimed that Tinubu is already a blessed man who can take decisive action against criminals in the nation for the benefit of Nigerians, in contrast to some other politicians who might want to end their lives because they lost elections.

Because the young people turned to President Tinubu for hope, the priest urged him to take the appropriate action.

Mbaka said, “I know that this man that has come to be the president of the country, if he submits himself to God, with enough willpower, God has blessed him in wealth, he has not come as a beggar, like many politicians who failed election and they almost committed suicide because they used all they have to do election.

“Jagaban is not a poor man, so he can do something extraordinary; do it the other way round; shock all these people who are criminals; devise a policy that will bring security, bring joy to the Nigerian people, and you will see there will begin to be a meaningful transformation.

“Look at the bank of today giving people loans with interest of 25 per cent, some 26, some 27, how can you pay back? With which collateral?

“So, what’s the hope of the youths? All they need is encouragement, empowerment and support. Nigeria will be better than China; we can Dubanize Nigeria; The youths are waiting for the healing of their broken hearts.”

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