‘Nigerians Are Heartbroken, Suffering, Hopeless’ — Fr Mbaka To President Tinubu

Rev Father Ejike Mbaka and President Bola Tinubu 

President Bola Tinubu has been urged by Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka to take action on his election campaign pledges to address poverty and insecurity in Nigeria. Declaring that Nigerians are despondent and without hope, he also urged President Bola Tinubu to take decisive action against groups operating within the country's petroleum industry.

Mbaka expressed: Mbaka said: “Mr President, you can do it; to fix Nigeria is not difficult if the leader has the willpower. I know that this one will make national news but let it be. What is happening in the oil sector? How many barrels are being produced and how many dollars are in the Nigerian account?

“A country like Nigeria that exports millions of barrels of oil per month, how much are we saving?

“Why is it difficult up till now to fix other refineries? Who are the cabals? Can't they be de-canibalized? Cabals can be de-cannibalized if the president has the willpower; hell will not fall, heaven will not fall.

“These people can go to jail, after all, many of them did not support you; so why are you protecting them? Mr President, wake up, God is watching you to see what you can do.

“We are asking people to go to the farm and produce; but if you enter the farm, herdsmen with AK-47s will enter the farm and kill the farmers, who will go to the farm anymore?

“Hunger, as I told you last two years, has not even started; I won't tell you lies; everybody should be meaningfully engaged, start something.”