Catholic priest and spiritual director of the Adoration Ministry Enugu, Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has made a passionate appeal to a respected southeastern leader to step forward and rescue the region from its current challenges.
In a recent prophetic message, Fr. Mbaka spoke candidly about the ongoing hardships facing Southern Nigeria, especially the Southeast. He called on an unnamed influential figure—someone he says is highly revered by Igbo youths—to take up responsibility and bring transformative change.
“It is in the hand of the leader to save the southern Nigeria, Southeast here, from what we are passing through,” he declared. According to him, the leader in question holds a unique level of admiration among the younger generation. “The youth of Igbo respect you. There is no other person they respect the way they respect you.”
Mbaka emphasized that now is the time for such a person to be “brought out and be given an assignment,” implying a divine or political mandate to guide the region through turbulent times. While he did not name the individual directly, his words have stirred speculation among observers and followers, with many interpreting the message as a call for political revival or leadership shift in the region.
Fr. Mbaka, known for his bold social and political commentary, has often used his platform to urge accountability, justice, and unity. His latest message resonates deeply in a period marked by economic uncertainty, insecurity, and youth unrest in parts of the Southeast.
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