BREAKING: Nigerians Laud Dunamis Pastor Dr. Paul Enenche for Blasting Recent Killings in Jos, Maiduguri & Benue
In
a passionate sermon this weekend, Dr. Paul Enenche, founder of Dunamis
International Gospel Centre, condemned the recent wave of violence in
Jos, Maiduguri, and Benue. His bold call to action—urging both spiritual
and political leaders to confront the bloodshed—has resonated deeply
across Nigeria’s social media landscape.
On X (formerly Twitter), netizens shared their praise and solidarity:
@Noahab_u: “God bless Pastor Paul Enenche for speaking truth to power! We cannot stay silent while our people are dying.”
@James__Ade:
“So proud of Pastor Paul Enenche for not shying away from hard topics.
Our churches should be places of courage. 💪”
Others added their voices:
• @ChineloWrites: “We need more prophetic voices like this. Silence
only empowers the killers—action now! #JusticeForJos #EndBenueBloodshed”
• @MaiduguriMama: “Pastor Paul is my hero today. May this wake our leaders up to the cries of the innocent. 🙏🏾”
On Facebook, the conversation has been equally fervent:
“Dr. Enenche’s words cut through the noise. It’s time for our government to move beyond lip service.” — Ifunanya O.
“Powerful message. When the church speaks with courage, nations listen.” — Jonathan A.
Meanwhile
on Instagram, advocates are sharing clips of the sermon under hashtags
like #StandWithTheNorth and #FaithInAction—calling for peaceful
protests, community patrols, and legislative reform.
As Nigerians
from Lagos to Kaduna amplify Dr. Enenche’s challenge, the consensus is
clear: faith communities must partner with civic institutions to halt
the cycle of violence. In a moment fraught with fear, the pastor’s fiery
plea has given hope and galvanized a nation to demand real change.
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