Showbiz personality, Charles Chukwuemeka Oputa a.k.a. Charly Boy, has taken a swipe at the spiritual director of Adoration Ministry, Enugu, Nigeria, Reverend Father Ejike Mbaka, over his 2020 prophecy that the incumbent governor of Imo State, Hon. Emeka Ihedioha, would lose his seat to the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate, Senator Hope Uzodinma at the Supreme Court.
Ihedioha won the governorship ticket on the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).
In a video personally circulated online by Charly Boy, the 69 years old controversial entertainer, took Mbaka to the cleaners calling his acclaimed prophetic message ”a piece of sh…t” while questioning the famous cleric’s genuineness as a prophet.
”My people abeg, which kain witch dey pursue Reverend Father Mbaka?”, Charly Boy had got cracking in pidgin English and continuing; ”why Catholic Church never sack dat kain man, that fake reverend father?”.
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”Mak una judge now; Father Mbaka tell us say if (former governor of Enugu State) Chimaroke Nnamani contest (as governor), he (Mbaka) will resign as a priest. Chimaroke contested and won, Mbaka didn’t resign. Yeye rolling.
Na dis same Mbaka who tell us say one of the northern governors in PDP will win the 2019 election. Today, we have Buhari in Aso Rock, peppering us; showing us, oh Jesus, pepper! Yet na dis same Mbaka tell us say Buhari no go contest in the 2019 election, (but) Buhari contested and he’s back.”
Charly Boy then wondered if the cleric is on a stimulant or being ”possessed by some wayo spirit or APC Islamic spirit”, that he had now turned his gaze on Governor Ihedioha.
While he apprises Mbaka that ”nobody dey listen to your fake prophecy any longer”, Charly Boy urges the popular priest to ”leave Imo people alone”.
”Leave Imo people alone. Imo State has been settled. Dem say na Ihedioha be dem own,” Charly Boy warns just as he encourages Ihedioha to focus on governance and at the same time exhorts him not to derail because ”if wayo enter dis thing, wallahi tallahi, you go see!”
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