Mbaka

Mbaka is a surname of Igbo origin commonly found among people in southeastern Nigeria. In Igbo communities, surnames such as Mbaka can be part of family lineages and are used in everyday identification and formal records.

Notable people:

- Ejike Mbaka (born 1965) is a Nigerian Catholic priest and the founder of the Adoration Ministry Enugu Nigeria (AMEN). Mbaka’s ministry is known for its emphasis on prophecy, prayer, and miracles, and it has attracted a sizable following in parts of Nigeria. His public sermons and pronouncements have also generated media attention and occasional controversy, reflecting the wider tension between religion, politics, and public life in the country. While Mbaka remains a prominent figure for many supporters, critics have questioned some aspects of his statements and spiritual leadership.

The name Mbaka may appear in various contexts related to Igbo culture and Nigerian religious and social life, but it is primarily recognized as a family name rather than a widely used geographic or cultural term.