PATIENCE JONATHAN GOES SPIRITUAL IN ENUGU OVER NIGERIA’S PROBLEMS

FIRST Lady, Patience Jonathan, on Sunday, in Enugu, went spiritual as the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, led her to a cleric and founder of Adoration Ministries, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, for prayers over the socio-economic and political problems facing the country.
Receiving the wife of the President, who spoke at theAdoration Ground Emend, near Enugu, Fr. Mbaka warned that those fighting Jonathan would meet their down fall, saying that greatness comes from God.
The Roman Catholic Priest told the First Lady that APC poses no threat to her husband in Enugu, saying that people of the state view the opposition party as Boko Haram party.
Insisting that Jonathan must be re-elected for a second tenure, Mbaka berated those saying that the President must bring back the Chibok girls if he must seek re-election.
“I want to ask those saying that Jonathan must bring back the Chibok girls. Is Jonathan holding the Chibok Girls? When you, First Lady went to Borno, you said there is God oh!
“Jonathan is not a kidnapper. We are giving you our support. You have one a lot for this country. You have done it with distractions. We wonder what you will do without distractions. We know what you will do. Adoration will support you and your husband” Mbaka said.
The cleric assured the First Lady that members of his congregation, numbering in millions, would vote for the President in 2015.
Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu who accompanied the First Lady, recalled that an invitation for the Harvest of the Ministry, was extended to the First Lady and the President through him when he visited the Ministry four weeks ago and he promised to bring at least one of them.
Ekweremadu said he has benefitted immensely from the prayers of the Ministry and wished that the President would also benefit to ensure that he was re-elected in 2015.
Making remarks, Dame Jonathan, who received an anointing from Mbaka, noted that there is no problem that cannot be solved with prayers.
The First Lady said she was encouraged by the determination of the Ministry and indeed all Nigerians to solve the security challenges facing the country through spiritual solutions.
>> She urged all Nigerians to work together to make our country a better place, even as she appealed to mothers to bring up their children in a way that they know what is good or bad.>
> She noted that peace in the community, is a communal effort, that must not be left in the hands of Government alone and enjoined all Nigerians to know their neighbours and be their brother’s keeper.
Source: Tribune