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Fr. Mbaka prays for Buhari and Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi: Promises to bring peace between the estranged religions



it has been a wonderful convivial liaison between the two polarized religion in Nigeria: Christianity and Islam. Yesterday, a revered  fiery priest in Enugu, Rev. Father Mbaka, celebrated his birthday. and  amidst the celebratory mass for the 20th anniversary of his priesthood, he said a fervent prayer for Buhari and  the Enugu State governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi


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I am praying for Buhari, that God will protect him so that enemies will not destroy him. I also pray for Enugu State Governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi so that God will not allow occultic men to steal his vision.”
 He also appreciated God for granting him 20 years of priesthood with surmountable hurdles. This is what he has to say


"I am not tired after 20 years, 20 years of good health; 20 years of miracles from God; 20 years of hard apostolic work; 20 years in the hand of God. There was a time they blackmailed me; they were saying such things like ‘Mbaka why? Mbaka this, Mbaka that’, but I have remained in the hand of God.”he said.


yesterday, Buhari sent  a congratulatory message to him  stating that his courage and patriotism in the 2015 election have left an indelible mark in the sand of time.

This has been viewed by many people , against all the oddities especially with daily massacre in the northesat, as a conuit for peace and prosperity to settle in the country and bring about perfect understanding.

Source: Punch
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