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Why Peter Obi can’t be President of Nigeria – Mbaka
The Spiritual Director of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Fr. Ejike Mbaka has dropped a bombshell, saying Dr. Peter Obi is a stingy man and cannot be Nigeria’s President.
He spoke during a prayer service on Wednesday at the church in Enugu, which was attended by thousands of worshippers.
Obi, a former Governor of Anambra State is the Presidential candidate of the Labour Party in next year’s presidential election.
Mbaka said Obi was a man without a generous spirit, adding that “a gum-holder would not be accepted by a Nigerian leader”.
“It is better to have a president who is a gifted old man than a young man with ‘gum’ hands.”
According to him, former Vice President Abubakar Atiku had shown that he is ready to run for office because he and Peter Obi are no longer in the running.
He added that Obi had insulted the Holy Spirit, saying that he helped Obi to become governor in Anambra and that he never returned to thank God.
Mbaka said: “Who doesn’t spend his money eating what you want to support? Do you want people to starve? If he becomes president, he will close our ministry.
“If Igbo people are looking for a representative in Nigeria, they are not the kind of person Peter Obi is. Whoever refuses to donate to the church should be the president?”
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