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Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr. Paul Enenche, has raised alarm over the worsening hardship in Nigeria, saying citizens are now enduring extreme conditions that have overwhelmed both spiritual and community leaders.
In a video posted on his verified X (formerly Twitter) page, the cleric said the burden has become so heavy that even churches are struggling to support their members.
“People are suffering. Pastors are drained. Members now queue after service – not for prayer, but for help with rent, school fees, food, medical bills,” Enenche declared.
He said he recently spoke with the National President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, who confirmed that pastors across the country are exhausted as they face increasing pressure to assist church members with daily survival.
Enenche described the prevailing situation in the country as a “spell of tolerance of suffering” and a form of “patience with captivity.”
He warned that Nigerians have become numb to hardship, accepting pain as normal while leaders remain indifferent. “If it’s not a spell, there is no way things like this happen and the people behave like nothing is wrong,” he said.
According to him, the silence and inaction of many Nigerians in the face of persistent hardship suggest a level of spiritual manipulation that must be broken.
He also launched a scathing attack on the country’s political elite, accusing them of mocking the pain of the masses and celebrating those he claimed were responsible for Nigeria’s woes.
While referring to a late former president, whom he described as a “patron of terrorist organisations,” Enenche condemned the praise given to such figures, blaming them for the deaths of youth corps members and the rise of insecurity.
He ended with a passionate prayer, asking God to break what he called a “blanket of evil” over the nation and ensure that misrulers are not honored in death.