Fr Mbaka Stuns With Strange Eye Revelation After Medical Tests In US

Catholic priest and founder of the Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria (AMEN), Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has recounted what he described as a remarkable medical experience involving his eyesight following a series of examinations by specialists in the United States.

The cleric shared the account in a recorded testimony after returning from abroad, saying ophthalmological specialists told him that the condition of his eyes had deteriorated to an advanced level of visual impairment.

According to Bush Radio Academy, Mbaka said the medical assessments were prompted by years of intense stress and lack of adequate sleep. He explained that he underwent comprehensive eye examinations and advanced diagnostic tests during his time in the United States.

He said the doctors initially believed his condition was so severe that he would require assistance to move around and perform basic activities.

“They said medically and scientifically, it is not possible for a man whose eye issue has reached the fifth or sixth level of blindness to see, talk less of coming by himself,” Mbaka recounted.

According to the priest, the medical professionals were particularly surprised when he independently opened a Bible and read from it in their presence despite the severity of the condition they had reportedly observed in his eyes.

Mbaka said the doctors struggled to reconcile his ability to see and read with their assessment of the physical condition of his eyes, suggesting that his level of visual function appeared inconsistent with their findings.

He added that the results were subsequently reviewed by Dr. Chiogbu Chukwu in Los Angeles alongside another specialist identified as Dr. Scott.

Mbaka claimed that both specialists confirmed that the physical structures of his eyes were no longer functioning normally, despite his continued ability to see.

“Chiogbu confirmed through Dr. Scott that, medically, scientifically, the two eyes are gone. But I’m seeing with them. What then do you call a miracle? I’m a beneficiary,” he said.

The cleric attributed his continued ability to see to divine intervention, describing himself as a beneficiary of what he considers a miracle.

However, Mbaka also urged his followers not to reject conventional medicine because of their religious beliefs. He encouraged them to combine spiritual faith with professional medical care whenever they are faced with health challenges.

The priest stressed that medical professionals possess knowledge and expertise that should not be dismissed, adding that their abilities are ultimately part of God’s creation.