Fr. Mbaka reveals election 2023 prophecy, says it was so clear

Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, the spiritual director of the Adoration Ministry in Enugu, Nigeria (AMEN), stated that his prophecy and vision shown to him by God was so clear several months after the conclusion of the 2023 presidential election, which was won by President Bola Tinubu.

It was reported that Fr. Mbaka said this in response to those individuals who had criticised him on social media following the results of the general election in 2023.

The well-known Christian cleric, while giving a sermon at one of his church’s locations, issued a stern warning to those who have been attacking him, particularly on social media, and insisted that he would not stop speaking.

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Mbaka believes that social media platforms are powerless to suppress the voice of prophecy. The religious leader made the assertion that God shows people the future in visions, and that those visions will come true.

“Please, if the gift you have is not genuine, ask God for the real one, and stop fabricating things. If the gift you have is not genuine, ask God for the real one. When there is a lot of noise on social media, then somebody begins to speak because you think that if millions of people are speaking of somebody, that means the majority will win the vote. When there is a lot of noise, then somebody begins to speak. Prophecy and vision are not the same thing at all; it is something entirely different.

“God will make the future clear to you in the form of a vision. It will become clear to you. It was extremely obvious. Even during the time of Jonathan, I advised him to heed what the Holy Spirit advised him to do, which was to get rid of the offending party if he wanted to come out on top in the election. “If you don’t get rid of him, you’re going to lose, and Buhari is going to take over,” Father Mbaka warned.

People will never comprehend Father Mbaka, and as a result, they will begin to spread nonsense on social media. I’m going to keep talking regardless of whether or not you get what I’m saying.

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He stated that “social media cannot control the voice of prophecy because, in the end, it will happen the way God said it must happen,” and he went on to explain why this is the case.