The Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry Enugu, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka has sent curses upon the people he said curse him for nothing.
This is following the recent declaration of Sen. Hope Uzodinma by Supreme Court as the duly elected governor of Imo state after Rev. Mbaka had earlier prophesied the replacement of the former governor, Emeka Ihedioha with the recently inaugurated Hope Uzodinma.
The clergy in a verified Facebook page of the ministry said he is not a politician contrary to insinuation in some quarters.
He insisted that his prophecy is not from any evil alter but from God Almighty, saying God of Adoration will speak for him.
“I Bless The Name Of The Most High God; Because He Said It And It Come To Pass!; My Prophecy Is Not Borrowed Or From Any Evil Alter But From God Almighty Creator Of Heaven And Earth. Some Accused Me Of Being A Politician But Only God Knows Who I Am;
“Let God Of Adoration Speak For Me, You Who Speaks Evil Against Me Hmm; God Of Adoration Is A Consuming Fire; I Declare Judgement Upon Those Who Curse Me For Nothing; My Hands Are Clean; I Bless Those Who Know The Truth And Stand For It; Let God Of Elijah Fight For Me; Let The Heaven Speak And Let The Children Of God Receive Their All Round Blessings In Jesus Mighty Name: Say Amen. The Lord Is Taking You To A Level Even Your Enemy Can Not Reach; This Will Be Your Year Of Abundance; Everything You Ask In Your Prayer Will Be In Abundance In Jesus Mighty Name”.
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