Father Mbaka– Members of Adoration Ministry Enugu protest against the Catholic Bishop of Enugu

 

The members of Adoration Ministry Enugu under the leadership of Rev Father Ejike Mbaka are protesting the ban stopping them from attending the ministry.

The ban was issued as a disciplinary measures on Father Mbaka because of his utterances against Mr Peter Obi.

The protesting are demanding the Bishop must go. It is already causing serious problem in the Church.
I feel the church leadership should not shut down the ministry because it can make alot of members to leave the church if Father Mbaka decides to leave Catholic Church because of this punishment and start his ministry or church alot of members will follow him.
They will follow him because what they are receiving from the Ministry is more than what they are getting from church.

The bishop should handle this issue maturedly so that it will
 not cause further damage to the church

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