Hon. Nnamdi Onyia wrote:

The time for peace to reign in Igbo land is now, I urge Mr. Peter Obi to intervene in the ongoing religious crisis in Adoration Ministry because of the utterances of Rev. Fr Ejike Mbaka against his political ambition, as a peace loving leader and a presidential hopeful for a new Nigeria, he should not keep silent or act as if he was not aware of what is happening in Adoration was because of him, his reaction should not end in a radio interview, he should try to reach out to the Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, because allowing the issues to keep going on without his intervention is not saying something good about him as a person or a good leader, their is a saying that says 'Charity Begins At Home' he should find a way to make peace in the issue, hence God has fought for him and vindicated him, he has to do the needful now knowing that nobody is above mistakes just like Fr. Mbaka is not a perfect human being, his silence seems like he is rejoicing over the ordeal of Adoration Ministry.


His intervention is a half way victory for his presidential ambition and a victory for the Igbo's, we cannot be divided and expect a total victory against the enemies, he should lead by example, what is happening may be a trial from God to see how he will handle such situations as a potential national leader, let him not take advantage of God's grace in his political ambition.



This is just an advice to Mr. Peter Obi to display his leadership skills with the ongoing issues in Adoration Ministry, if his name was not involved, then I would have said that he has no business with the issue, and I also want to use this opportunity to appeal to the Catholic Bishop of Enugu State His Lordship Onaga to find any other alternative means to settle the issue to avoid the damage it may bring to the life of the people surviving through the ministry both spiritually and physically even to the body of Christ the Church.

United We Stand, But Divided We Fall