Catholic Diocese Of Enugu Lifts Ban On Mbaka’s Adoration Ministr
Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka’s adoration ministry has been reopened for religious activities.
Joy Kalu 
The Catholic Diocese of Enugu has lifted the ban on Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka’s adoration ministry.
This was disclosed in a terse statement by Rev Fr, Ejike Mbaka via a Facebook post on Thursday, September 29, 2022.
The statement read, ”Dear Adorers, to the glory of God, Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria Amen, starts on Sunday 2nd October 2022 with 10 am Mass at the Adoration ground Umuchigbo Iji Nike Emene Enugu State.
"God bless you miraculously as you come to worship God with us, Rev Fr, Ejike Mbaka”
Recall that the Diocese shut down the church following the incessant verbal attack on Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour party, by Mbaka.
Mbaka had during his mid-week prayer activities declared that Peter Obi, “a stingy man”, could not be Nigeria’s president. He also said that he was “cursed.”
Shortly after, the Catholic Diocese of Enugu disassociated from the utterances, noting that Mbaka’s attack on Obi breached Canon 220 of the 1983 Code of the Canon Law that prohibited anyone from illegitimately harming the good name of a person.
In a letter Bishop Onaga personally signed, which was addressed to ‘All the Clery, Religious and Lay Faithful in the Catholic Diocese of Enugu’, he banned them from having anything to do with the Adoration Ministry.
