In a news published by Vanguard Newspaper, Fiery Catholic Priest and founder of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu (AMEN), Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka, delivered a fervent sermon at the Adoration Ground in Emene, Enugu, on Sunday, calling upon President Bola Tinubu to address the nation’s pressing issues.

Fr. Mbaka emphasized President Tinubu’s responsibility to fulfill his campaign promises, particularly in addressing the escalating insecurity and economic hardship in Nigeria. Despite acknowledging the challenges on Tinubu’s path, Mbaka criticized the administration’s perceived lack of political will in tackling national problems since assuming office in May of the previous year.

Mbaka’s impassioned plea centered on the need for decisive action, urging the president to confront issues plaguing the nation’s oil sector, including accountability in revenue generation and addressing refinery challenges. He challenged the administration to dismantle entrenched cabals hindering progress, stressing the importance of accountability and the potential consequences for those impeding national development.

The priest highlighted the dilapidated state of government schools and the plight of teachers and doctors, contrasting their struggles with the financial gains made by some when traveling abroad. Mbaka’s message resonated with a call for meaningful change, urging President Tinubu to prioritize the welfare of citizens and confront entrenched interests obstructing progress.

Fr. Mbaka’s sermon underscores growing public discontent with the state of affairs in Nigeria, with his impassioned plea resonating beyond the confines of the Adoration Ground.

Mbaka said: “Mr President, you can do it; to fix Nigeria is not difficult if the leader has the willpower. I know that this one will make national news but let it be. What is happening in the oil sector? How many barrels are being produced and how many dollars are in the Nigerian account?

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“A country like Nigeria that exports millions of barrels of oil per month, how much are we saving?

“Why is it difficult up till now to fix other refineries? Who are the cabals? Can’t they be de-canibalized?

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