Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr. Paul Enenche, has addressed claims that he funds his personal lifestyle with church money — dismissing the rumours as completely false and misleading.
Speaking during a church service, Enenche explained that he has never had access to the church’s financial accounts and has not used proceeds from offerings, books, CDs or church materials for personal needs.
According to him, everything he owns comes through what he described as divine provision — not church resources.
He emphasized that even the materials he personally authors and sells through the church have never been used to buy clothing, accessories or personal items, stressing that offerings are strictly used for ministry work.
💬 He encouraged believers to stop placing value on material things and public perception, but instead focus on:
✨ Spiritual growth
✨ Service to God
✨ Commitment to kingdom work
Enenche added that true fulfillment comes from living with purpose, sacrifice and dedication — not appearances.
📌 Part of his statement reads:
“Some people think this suit or watch I’m wearing is church money — that’s ignorance. From day one till now, I’ve never handled the church’s cheque book. I have not used one naira from CDs or books to buy even a tie or socks, let alone church offering.
Whatever we need, God supplies directly. I once gave out over 200 suits in a single day. Let’s stop living for things — let’s live for God, for reality, for what truly matters.”
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