Founder and Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministries, Enugu, Nigeria (AMEN), Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka has told President Muhammadu Buhari a regime change is imminent.
However, he said that this could be avoided if the administration dedicated itself to job creation for the teeming population of Nigerian youth.
Father Mbaka spoke during the 2020 edition of his popular Crossover Night ministration.
He said it was high time the current administration holistically addressed the agitations of the youths to prevent them from rising up and bringing the government down.
The fiery preacher berated the members of the National Assembly, whom he called “kidnappers”, while also sending notes of warning to state governors, ministers and other government functionaries.
Father Mbaka said that those that have held the nation to ransom should immediately repent and make amends or what awaited them would be unprecedented.
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“The Holy Spirit of God asked me to warn the government of the day to be very careful; to change policies and take care of the youths without politicising their (youths’) condition.
“That the government should rise and urgently create jobs and innovate opportunities that would benefit the youths of the nation because they have suffered so much.
“Don’t politicise the condition of the youths, otherwise, they will arise and end the political system. Should the government fail to do so as soon as possible that time is coming when the youths will rise against the government, and that any attempt to stop them will end the government.
“I can see a year ahead; it is not specific whether it is in 2021 that this will happen, but it is within a time in the time of life, that the anger of God will befall many people in the political circle because they have looted so much and disgraced this nation enough.
“Those who should be serving the country have looted the country dry for their personal aggrandisement, such that our children and grandchildren no longer have a future,” Sunday Sun quoted Father Mbaka to have said.
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He said it was ironic that political figures that have pilfered the nation’s commonwealth turn around to label the youths, who are mere victims, “kidnappers, criminals and hoodlums”.
Father Mbaka disclosed that the anger of God was directed at present and past political leaders that have impoverished the nation and turned Nigerian youths to beggars in other climes.
“They should obey the voice of God, sit together and think out how to reshape Nigeria. The situation in the country portends wickedness, wicked ruling in high places, in the name of legislators; they are the real kidnappers, and the anger of God is upon them.
“They have kidnapped the opportunities meant for the youths, kidnapped the nation’s wealth and jobs meant for the youths.
“They have kidnapped a lot of infrastructure development; they are kidnappers! If they don’t change, but choose to fight Fr Mbaka, they should wait and see.
“The Holy Spirit says that many politicians will run helter-skelter, from one Government House to another; many will run to their villages, but they would still be trailed down to their villages.
“Many will try to fly out of the country, but the airports will be blocked. It will come like a doom, they will be put to shame. Those who have been cornering positions that were meant for the youths will be crying had I known.
“I know they would want to attack this message, as usual, but I warn, let nobody, whether you are politician or man of God, attack this message so you do not become a victim.
“Whoever that would conspire against this message or partake in any gang-up against me or this ministry, your evil plans will turn back and befall you.
“Be warned, this is no longer the Fr Mbaka of 2020, but that of 2021.It will be fire for fire this year; if you attack us, you will be attacked.
“The lone option for them is to listen and repent, otherwise, the situation will be unbearable for them because God will support the poor Nigerian youths in the looming battle,” Father Mbaka said.