Paul Enenche Breaks Silence After Ex-pastors' Viral Allegations: “Agenda of the Enemy Is Cancelled”

Paul Enenche Breaks Silence After Ex-pastors' Viral Allegations: “Agenda of the Enemy Is Cancelled”

  • Pastor Paul Enenche has reacted after two of his former clerics spoke against him and his church, Dunamis International Gospel Centre
  • Legit.ng previously reported that one of the former Dunamis pastors who attacked the general overseer now identifies as a humanist
  • Another former pastor listed several clergymen who left Dunamis and questioned the church's governing principles 

Pastor Paul Enenche, the spiritual head of Dunamis International Gospel Centre in Abuja, has broken his silence following numerous allegations. 

Legit.ng reported that a former pastor at Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Abraham Daniel, opened up about why he left the church founded by Pastor Dr Paul Enenche.

Former Dunamis pastors drag Paul Enenche
Paul Enenche reacts amid former pastors allegations. Credit: @drpastorpaulenenche
Source: Instagram

Abraham who no identifies as a humanist posted pictures of when he was a pastor with Pastor Dr Paul Enenche. According to him, he took his congregation from 950 to almost 3,000 members.

Narrating further, Abraham claimed he was the first pastor to produce comfort chairs locally in Nigeria. He revealed that he left the church and Christianity because there is no God anywhere. 

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In a recent interview with KAA Truths, Abraham opened up about the amount pastors received every month as salary.

KAA Truths founder asked Abraham if Dunamis church pastors were paid a salary, and he replied in the affirmative.

When pressed further about the exact figure of the salary, Abraham, who thought the amount was barely enough, said:

"...There was a time we literally had to protest for a review. But, I think at one point it was around N70,000 monthly."

After Abraham's story went viral, Pastor Prince Stephen Anyebe, another ex-senior pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, voiced his concerns on the church's leadership and direction under Dr Paul Enenche.

Pastor Anyebe recounted his ordeal as a former pastor of the church in a post on his Facebook page, highlighting what he saw as the root causes of Dunamis' challenges.

He criticised the evolving priorities within many Nigerian churches, describing them as 'religious empires' focused more on material accomplishments than spiritual growth. 

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Pastor Anyebe also narrated his sacrifices during his time at Dunamis, including working late into the night and travelling long distances without support or compensation.

Pastor Paul Enenche breaks silence 

In a recent social media post, the general overseer addressed his congregation about the New Year. He highlighted that the negative attacks of the enemies would not prevail and prayed against the forces of darkness.

Sharing the clip, Paul Enenche wrote:

"Beloved! Before January is mid-way, it will be clear to you and confirmed in your life that this year is better than last year. Every agenda of the enemy is cancelled from your life in the name of Jesus!"

See his video below:

Dunsin Oyekan falls under Enenche’s anointing

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Paul Enenche made waves online following a spectacular demonstration of spiritual power that left many in awe of him.

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Another ex-senior Dunamis pastor drags Paul Enenche, lists preachers who exited since 1999 and their reasons

In a video, popular singer, Dunsin Oyekan, knelt on stage. Pastor Enenche approached him with force and threw his suit jacket on the singer, who immediately fell, apparently under divine force.

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Chinasa Afigbo (Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue courses in writing & media communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.

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