As indicated by Daily Post, Onaga, under whose purview and supervision Fr. Mbaka's Adoration Ministry Enugu works, said the statement of regret by Mbaka was no expression of remorse however rational theology that did not agree to what the Bishops guided him to do.
The cleric said this amid the end of the week at a diaconate appointment mass celebrated at the Holy Ghost Cathedral, Enugu.
He stated: "Before we met Mbaka, he had just apologized to Obi yet when we tuned in to the conciliatory sentiment, we understood it was no expression of remorse yet rational theology, so we commanded him to complete a composed expression of remorse to Obi which he consented to do and really did it in our quality.
"He was contrite and lamented his activity. We trust he would do the needful by sending over the composed expression of remorse."
Religious administrator Onaga likewise lamented the profound association of ministers in factional legislative issues and commanded from this time forward, in accordance with the mandate of the Catholic Bishops Conference of Nigeria,
that clerics of the Catholic Church must not make political predictions or support any legislator or political gathering.
He asked ministers under his control to keep up strict lack of bias in issues of legislative issues and focal point of their command as clerics.
He, in any case, noticed that Fr. Mbaka is talented however ought not to permit himself be driven into ignoring the mandates and expert of the congregation.
"I ask all of you to appeal to God for Fr. Ejike Mbaka. This man has enhanced the congregation through his work.
I have on a few events disclosed to him that he is skilled however we should not permit anyone to railroad us into resisting the orders of the congregation.
I along these lines ask all of you to appeal to God for him with the goal that the congregation can augment his blessing to the wonder of God," he said.
The religious administrator likewise cautioned that clerics were getting to be nosy even in issues that do not concern them.
He stated: "I have heard such cases in some network where the conflict was that the cleric said that someone in particular
or the other ought to be the conventional leader of a network and the network was in an emergency. This is past your order as a cleric.
Clerics are not ruler producers, simply lecture and petition God for them and let the districts run their undertakings.
Similarly, we ought to likewise enable lawmakers to play their governmental issues and stay away from the supports of hopefuls.
Nigeria works a majority rules system and not a religious government.
We should in this way be careful to protect the trustworthiness of the Catholic church."
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