Famine Warning : Father Mbaka Declares Nigeria In ‘Hunger Stage, Reveals What To Do To Avoid Incoming Starvation
Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, the Spiritual Director of Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria (AMEN), has recently issued a stark warning about the deepening challenges facing Nigeria, urging citizens to intensify their prayers and call upon divine intervention to prevent a looming famine. Speaking at the opening of Blessed Ommemma Oil and Gas Limited’ s mega filling station in Abakpa Nike, Enugu State, Fr. Mbaka emphasized that Nigeria is currently in a ” hunger stage” and that conditions may worsen significantly if action is not taken. ” What we are seeing is only the beginning, ” he remarked, cautioning that a severe famine may soon follow unless there is a concerted spiritual response. He urged Nigerians to ” pray fervently, as our situation requires spiritual solutions. ”
In addition to calling for prayer, Fr. Mbaka stressed the importance of responsible governance and prudent financial management to address the country’ s mounting hardships. He advised Nigerians to consider alternatives to traditional banking, warning that the persistent devaluation of the naira could further erode the value of money held in bank accounts. ” This is a time to manage finances carefully, ” he noted, pointing to the financial challenges faced by everyday Nigerians amid inflation and economic instability.
Fr. Mbaka’ s message was not only directed at the public but also carried a call for action to Nigerian leaders, urging them to take decisive steps to alleviate the hardships faced by the people. He pointed out that, with the right strategies, much of the suffering could be mitigated. ” The government knows the solutions to our problems, ” he stated. ” One strategic decision could alleviate our suffering. ” However, he noted that these efforts must be complemented by the prayers and support of the citizens to bring about meaningful change. Fr. Mbaka stressed that the challenges Nigeria faces demand both spiritual dedication and wise, proactive leadership.
Fr. Mbaka’ s call to action goes beyond a plea for temporary relief, urging Nigerians to adopt both a prayerful and practical approach to surmounting these difficulties. His remarks encourage a mindset of perseverance, urging citizens and government alike to commit to the nation’ s welfare. For those closely following the reverend’ s counsel, the underlying message is clear: while prayer remains essential, it is only through a combination of spiritual dedication and tangible, strategic measures that Nigeria can hope to overcome its present hardships.
