Buhari: Reno Omokri Blasts Fr Mbaka over Silence Amidst Killing of Catholic Priests | CNR

                     


Special Assistant to former President Gooluck Jonathan and vocal critic of President Mohammadu Buhari, Reno Omokri has berated fiery Catholic priest and Director of Adoration Ministries, Enugu Nigeria, Fr Ejike Mbaka for keeping mum amidst continuous killing Christians by armed Fulani herdsmen in different parts of Nigeria.

He said that Mbaka must be very happy now that his anointed Messiah, Mohammadu Buahri is celebrating the former maximum dictator, Sani Abacha, insisting that he did not steal any money during his reign of terror as Nigeria's leader.

Omokri wondered why Mbaka, who was critical of president Goodluck Jonathan at a time Nigerians were enjoying economic prosperity and relative peace, suddenly lost his voice in the face of continuous and mindless killings targeted at Christians in North central Nigeria, including Catholic priests.

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"Where is Reverend Mbaka now that Buahri his hero is worshiping Abacha? Mbaka, a Catholic Priest, remained silent as Benue buried two Catholic Priests and seventeen parishioners killed by Buhari's herdsmen kinsmen", Mr. Omokri wrote on his Facebook account on Friday

"The same Mbaka lied that Jonathan wanted to kill him. Now that they are actually killing his fellow Catholic Priests, Mbaka is quiet. Is Mbaka proud of himself?

He mocked Mr. Mbaka, saying since he is managing adoration ministry, he should well by join president Mohammadu Buhari in adoring late Sani Abacha.

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"It is a good thing that Reverend Mbaka's ministry is called Adoration Ministry, he can join President Buhari is hs adoration of Abacha.

"Two days ago, the entire Catholic Church collectively protested the killing of Christians nationwide. On that day, Mbaka forgot that he was a Catholic. I hope Pope Francis can see what this priest is doing", Mr. Omokri said.