Edo Political Enforcer, Kabaka Gives His Life To Christ

Tony Kabaka, a popular Edo political enforcer, devoted his life to Christ at the Rock of Ages Church Assembly International in Benin Wednesday. Pastor Charles Osazuwa, the founder and lead pastor of RACA, welcomed him into the fold. Tony Kabaka made an appearance at the altar, accompanied by several of his rumored members.

Tony recalled his property being destroyed by the state government in an internet video, and he seized the opportunity to pray God to help him touch the Governor, Godwin Obaseki’s heart.

Tony Kabaka said “I have come to plead with God Almighty to touch the heart of the governor, to have mercy on me. I came here today to move closer to God because I don’t expect the victory God gave to me. There is a need to
move closer to God–if it is money, I don’t have it, it is power, I don’t have it, So today, I accept God as my personal lord and saviour”.

The presiding pastor said, “I know this decision is the beginning of a new chapter in your life. I am happy to see you surrender your life to Jesus”.

Kabaka was recently featured in a BBC Africa Eye Report as a top political enforcer who has helped politicians in the state engage in illegal activities.