Pay Mbaka what is due to him, Benin Solidarity Movement tells Presidency

President of the Benin Solidarity Movement (BSM) worldwide, Elder Curtis Eghosa Ugbo, has called on the Presidency to pay up Father Mbaka for whatever services that he has rendered the government at the centre. 

In a message that he released on Sunday afternoon, Elder Ugbo said:”That Rev. Father Ejike Mbaka is the butt of cruel comments from the Presidency in recent times has not come as a surprise to Benin Solidarity Movement it has been a thing we knew will be open to Nigerians sooner than later.

“When the pseudo seer was prophesying prior to the 2015 Presidential Poll that General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) would clinch the poll we knew something was amiss and we did not stop talking about it. 

“All of a sudden the prophesy obviously aided Buhari and his goons in arriving at a result that favoured their blueprint. All comments not in agreement with the seer’s prophesy was seen as going counter to what the ‘supreme being’ has said through Father Mbaka.”

Going further, Elder Ugbo said: “Of course as it is in popular saying you cannot query God. The rest as they say is history. 

“Now, that the ‘seer who sees tomorrow’ has come out with a contrary prediction to what the Presidency wants to be told we are being told that he is just trying to hit back at the stool of power because of a deal gone wrong. That he put in for a contract but was not successful (or was not favoured) and that explains the sudden sour grapes.

“Garba Shehu in the days of yore was an ‘errand boy’ to Alhaji Atiku Abubakar now that he has pitched tent with the Presidency it is quite understandable that his tone should reflect what will be beneficial to his boss. He who pays the Piper dictates the tune.

“In the issue of Father Mbaka it is a known fact that in any gathering there would always be a Judas. The Presidency should endeavour to pay him for services he rendered. The issue of bidding for a contract and not being favoured should be a discussion for another day. 

“We are all concerned about the gains of our endeavours. Father Mbaka cannot have done that ‘beautiful job’ in 2015 and he would be denied of benefitting when he needed to. One good turn as they say deserves another. 

In this game of thrones the more we listen the more we are surely going to hear. Time will tell.”