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Cleric Replies Father Mbaka Says, Gov. Ihedioha Will Govern For 8 Years
A Pentecostal Cleric of the Holy Ghost Intercessory Victory Ministry, Pastor Modestus Kelechi Agbakwuru, has replied the Catholic Priest, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka of the Adoration Ministry, Enugu, over his recent prediction that the Governor of Imo State, Emeka Ihedioha should pack his bag and be ready to leave office.
The Pentecostal Cleric in his reply to Mbaka said that governor Ihedioha would govern for eight years in Imo state, stressing that God is not an author of confusion.
It could be recalled that Mbaka in his New Year prophecy had shocked many of his congregation when he announced that Senator Uzodinma, who came distant fourth in the March election would become the governor of Imo State in 2020.
Pastor Agbakwuru said “God is not a God of confusion, He can’t give somebody something and collects it back immediately.
”In 2019 before the governorship election, Mbaka made a prophecy that Senator Hope would win election, and after the election which Hope didn’t win, Mbaka has made another declaration that Hope will take the position from Ihedioha.
“God cannot take victory He gave to Ihedioha. Leadership comes from God and as God has chosen Ihedioha, he will govern for eight years.
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“When Hope went to the senate, there was nothing tangible he did for NdI Imo and I don’t think God will make him (Hope Uzodinma) governor now.
“What we have now is a governor that is serious and determined to rebuild Imo and he has good vision for the people. You can see the infrastructure especially quality good road construction going on and the pensioners can now smile.
“Ndi Imo should have patience with Governor Ihedioha. A lot of things went wrong before now and they are not things that could be put in place within few months. So everybody should support him in the rebuild Imo process.”
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