The growing adversity in Nigeria has alarmed Pastor Paul Enenche, the leader of Dunamis International Gospel Center.
According to reports, the clergyman characterized the nation as being spiritually imprisoned, with its people still suffering in silence.
According to him, the nation’s level of poverty and economic suffering has risen above what the public should consider typical.
He claims that a dark cloud is engulfing Nigeria, forcing its people to suffer terrible circumstances that should normally arouse public outrage.
Churchgoers increasingly queue up after services to ask for assistance with necessities like rent, school fees, food, and medical costs rather than for spiritual direction or prayer, Enenche revealed.
The weight of these requests is causing pastors to feel more and more overburdened, he said.
He accused Nigeria’s leaders of pretending everything was alright while disregarding the country’s tremendous suffering.
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He characterized their mindset as reckless and disengaged from the realities that regular Nigerians must contend with.
He claimed that a dark and magical cloak hung over the country, forcing its citizens to put up with things that ought to inspire indignation.
“Humans are in pain. Pastors are worn out. Members now wait in line for assistance after services rather than for prayer.
The leaders, meanwhile, pretend that nothing is amiss. This is not typical. It’s witchcraft. The patience spell in imprisonment. A demonic capacity to endure pain.
