Pastor Dr. Paul Enenche Categorically Dismisses Allegations of Using Church Funds for Personal Lifestyle

The Senior Pastor of **Dunamis International Gospel Centre**, Dr. Paul Enenche, has firmly rejected and dismissed recent unfounded claims suggesting that church funds are being used to finance his personal lifestyle or that of his family.

In a recent sermon delivered during a church service, Pastor Enenche addressed the allegations head-on, describing assumptions linking his personal possessions—such as suits, watches, or other items—to church offerings as "mumu-ishness of sense" (foolishness of reasoning). He emphasized the transparent and accountable structure of the ministry's finances since its inception in 1996.

Pastor Enenche stated:

> “From day one till now, the church cheque book has not been in our possession. Neither I nor my family has ever had access to it.”

He further clarified that proceeds from his personally authored devotionals (*Seeds of Destiny*), CDs, books, and other materials sold through the ministry have never been used for personal expenses.

> “Not one naira of it has been used to buy a tie or socks; how much more church offering?” he declared.

The Pastor highlighted his detachment from materialism, revealing that many items received as gifts remain unused or are generously given away.

> “I gave out about 200-and-something suits in one day. Go, it’s enough,” he added.

Pastor Enenche reiterated that his personal needs and those of his family are met independently of church resources, consistent with the ministry's commitment to integrity, stewardship, and kingdom-focused priorities. He urged believers to shift attention from material pursuits to spiritual growth and God's kingdom.

> “Let’s stop living for things and start living for God and the kingdom. When you do, the things people are chasing will start chasing you.”

Dunamis International Gospel Centre remains dedicated to its mandate of restoring human lives and destinies through the power of the Gospel, upholding the highest standards of financial transparency and accountability.

This statement serves to reaffirm the church's position and to encourage the public to disregard baseless speculations that seek to distract from the ministry's impactful work.