Fr Ejike Mbaka: Full Details About The Disappearance And Reappearance

Mbaka reportedly hinted his faithful about the invitation and when he got to the Bishop's court at about midday on Tuesday, he called his sides that he had gotten there, and ever since then his phones went off.

Worries went around the Catholic circle about Fr Mbaka who did not return to his adoration parish in Emene and nothing was heard from him.

His driver was said to have slept at Bishop's gate since his principal did not come out again to ride back to Emene.

It was further learnt that Bishop Onaga invited Fr. Mbaka on Tuesday so as to dissuade him from making further remarks on his faceoff with the federal government on Wednesday when he usually holds special prayers on the adoration ground.

It was suspected that Bishop Onaga could have tactically withheld Mbaka from going back on Tuesday so as to truncate the Wednesday prayer where Mbaka was expected to have further engaged the federal government on their altercations.

The Adoration faithful gathered on Wednesday only to discover that Fr Mbaka was nowhere to be found and they took to protest, asking Bishop Onaga to produce their spiritual Director.

The fanatical faithful carried placards and chanted songs such as "No Mbaka, No BishopÔÇØ, ÔÇØ Bishop Produce Mbaka within 24 hoursÔÇØ, among other inscriptions.

The protesters vandalized the Bishop's Court and proceeded to Holy Ghost Cathedral where further destructions took place.

Probably envisaging that the protest was getting out of hand, Fr. Mbaka suddenly appeared among the protesting crowd as he was spotted along Igboeze street, close to the Bishop's court in Independence layout of the coal City.

In a motorcade, Mbaka rode with his faithful along Enugu streets back to the Adoration ground in Emene where he promised to address the faithful and the press on his travail.

The procession to the Adoration ground took over three hours. Mbaka was yet to get to the Adoration ground as at 6:25 pm when he left Independence layout by 2:50 pm in a distance of about eight kilometres.