The controversial cleric and founder of Adoration Ministry Enugu, Father Ejike Mbaka, has relocated to the United States of America.
The Cleric has also arrived at a monastery in Los Angeles.
The Reverend Father was seen in a video trending online, announcing his arrival to the United States of America for a church programme.
Mbaka was removed from the adoration ministry after running into troubled waters with his criticism of the Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
In one of his adoration prayer activities, Mbaka lampooned Obi, calling him a stingy politician adding that he would never become the next President of Nigeria.
After the controversial removal of Fr. Mbaka, he was replaced by Fr. Anthony Amadi to coordinate the activities of the Adoration Ministry.
Irked by the removal of Mbaka, his congregation took to the streets and protested the removal of the controversial priest.
In the viral video, the priest was seen standing by the signpost of a monastery in the US.
He wrote: “Officially, I have entered into St Andrew’s Abbey Monastery in Los Angeles, Valyermo.”