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Mbaka: protesting youths attack Enugu bishop’s house

 




 

The residence of the Catholic Bishop of Enugu Diocese, Most Rev. Callistus Onagah, was on Wednesday destroyed by angry members of the Adoration Ministry in Enugu State.

The mob was protesting the alleged detention of the ministry’s Spiritual Director, Rev. Fr Ejike Mbaka, in the bishop’s house.

The protesters who chanted war songs destroyed the perimeter fence and window panes of the bishop’s house.

They were restrained from causing more damage by scores of security personnel who stormed the bishop residence.

The protesters had earlier gained access into the sitting room and destroyed furniture and other items.

The bishop’s guests’ house and Youth Corp member’s lodge adjacent to the bishop’s residence were not spared.

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