Breaking: Father Mbaka's Prophecy fulfilled as Supreme Court nullifies Ihedioha's election

Gov Emeka Ihedioha 
Again, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka's Prophecy of Emeka Ihedioha's removal as Imo State Governor, may have just came to pass as the Supreme Court on Tuesday, nullified the governorship election of Ihedioha, and declaring Hope Uzodinma as the rightful winner of the exercise.



The apex court has asked the Independent National Electoral Commission to issue certificate of return to Uzodinma immediately.

Hon. Emeka Iheidoha, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party in the 2019 governorship election, was declared winner by the Independent National Electoral Commission and was returned elected.


But addressing thousands of members of his congregation during his 2019 Passover ministration held at his Adoration Ground, Mbaka said that the 2019 APC governorship candidate, Uzodinma, would dislodge the incumbent governor of the state, Rt Hon Emeka Ihedioha of the PDP.




He boasted that “no prophecy has ever been declared on this prayer ground without coming to pass”, while also advising those who may find the message unpalatable not to come after him.

“In spite of all that would happen this 2020, there is hope. In Imo State, there is hope. Hope, hope, hope … hope in Imo State!



“Imo people have suffered (but) God is raising a new hope that would be an agent of salvation for them.

“He’s coming with a new flag to restore the dignity of that noble land. A new leadership that will break barriers and there would be joy in the land of Imo.

“Lift your candles as I bless Hope Uzodinma; and I empower him to, spiritually, to take over. How, I do not know.


“Please, if you heard that there would be a new government in Imo and you don’t like the message; if I say Hope, you can say hopeless but do not fight me.

“I am saying this in respect of those who may want to come after me because of the message. If you do that, the God of Moses, Elijah and Elisha will deal with you. I am only a messenger of God”.
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