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• Threatens clamp down on hawkers, prostitutes, night clubs constituting nuisance in Enugu capital city Owners of buildings erected on waterways in all estates within the Enugu City Master Plan have been warned by the state government to quietly remove them or risk demolition. The decision to sanction such property owners.The Advocate
Views: Visits 6 By Dennis Agbo The Enugu Capital Territory Development Authority, ECTDA, has issued a 30-day notice to all owners of properties erected along waterways in the capital city. Chairman of ECTDA, Dr Josef Onoh in 30 days notice also issued to street traders, hawkers and nightclub owners, said the agency would not shirk in its responsibility of restoring sanity in the State capital. Onoh said the warning became imperative owing to incidents of flooding occasioned by the rainy season and compounded by the blocked drainages in the Enugu metropolis. He lamented that “buildings are collapsing rampantly due to the blocked waterways.”
Father Mbaka
The controversy surrounding the recent disappearance and appearance of fiery Catholic Priest, Rev Fr Ejike Mbaka took another dimension as Mbaka announced the shutdown of his Adoration Ministry. x
He stated that activities of the ministry will remain at standstill for the next month while he embarks on a “personal prayer retreat.”
It was gathered that the development may not be unconnected with an earlier directive of the Catholic Bishop of Enugu, His Grace, Callistus Onaga, when he invited the charismatic priest for a meeting last week.
At the meeting that held at the Bishop’s court, Igboeze Street, Independence Layout, with other leaders of the church in Enugu, it was resolved that Mbaka should take one month off his duties to “any place of choice for a retreat”, following an alleged brewing conflict between him and the Nigerian government over his comments on the situation of the country.
Fr Ejike Mbaka
Spiritual Director, Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria (AMEN), Rev. Fr Ejike Mbaka has publicly apologised to the Catholic Church and Bishop Callistus Onaga for the unruly behaviour of his adherents in Enugu following rumours of his ‘disappearance’.
Members of the Adoration Ministry had marched around Enugu, last Wednesday, May 5, demanding the whereabouts of their pastor, Mbaka, who was feared to have been abducted.
The protesters stormed the home of the Enugu Bishop where they destroyed property, having accused him of knowing what had happened to Mbaka.
But, Mbaka, yesterday, went on his knees and apologised to Onaga, the Catholic church in Enugu and world-wide for all the damage his followers had done at the bishop’s house at Igbo Eze Street, Independence Layout Enugu, and Holy Ghost Cathedral, Ogui Enugu.