Dunamis Pastor, Abraham Daniel Accuses Paul Enenche Of Staging Miracles [Video]

A former pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre (DIGC), Abraham Daniel, has alleged that the miracles performed by the church’s Senior Pastor, Paul Enenche, are not genuine.

In a recent interview with “Kaa Truths”, Pastor Abraham Daniel expressed his frustrations with what he described as the church’s ineffective approach to healing and deliverance.

He claimed that after healing services, more people seemed to seek help than those initially in attendance.

Daniel likened the atmosphere at such services to a chaotic situation, comparing it to a panicked crowd reacting to a dangerous animal.

“When people see the crowd, they do the unthinkable. It’s like hearing there’s a lion nearby; even a crippled might jump the fence,” he said, highlighting the emotional pressure during these gatherings.

Pastor Abraham Daniel stated that the miracles presented at Dunamis services were not real.

He explained that while the environment, music, and lighting created emotional moments, the results were temporary.

He added that the charged atmosphere often masks true healing, comparing it to a person forgetting their headache while dancing at a concert, only to feel the pain again later.

The pastor said, “I would tell you that healing is capital no. And it is with due respect to him and to Dunamis Church, I have nothing to lose or gain. The miracles are not real, they don’t happen. 

“Let let me tell you give you an instance. One major reason why I left is the frustration I had. After healing and deliverance service, we have more people that need healing than people that came for healing. I don’t know whether you got me.”

“The healing service, you see people still want to see daddy for prayer. People are frustrated. You could see frustration.

“And as a pastor, you know, because when daddy has gone, the Wahala now is left for us because they have to meet us. Oh, pastor, please, I need to see daddy. I brought this person. I brought that person. And people, oh, I’m like, ho? Where do I start from? Like, you could see pain.”

He said, “You see, let me tell you something. When you’re on the stage it’s different from reality.

“When you are in a crowded atmosphere charged with, you know, you know, disco light and bang bang bang or the music is slow, your emotion is being tapped into. It’s different ball game on when the lights are off and you have to face reality.”

“There’s what I call environmental influence. For instance, if you are aware of BurnaBoy or Davido or Michael Jackson is doing event and, and, maybe you had malaria or, maybe headache.”

According to him, “You could go away with the dance. You won’t even remember you had headache. But when everyone has gone, this thing dey disturb me. That is when reality comes.

“Or maybe you are in a stadium and they said a tiger is here. If you’re not careful, a crippled will jump the fence. A crippled will jump the fence. A tiger is here or a lion is here.

“People will do the what the unthinkable. Now that is what I call the environmental effect,” he added.

Daniel also expressed frustration with the expectations placed on pastors after these services.

He described dealing with disappointed attendees seeking private prayers as emotionally draining.

Recently, both Abraham Daniel and Alex Enenche, the younger brother of Pastor Paul Enenche, were detained by the Nigerian police’s Force Intelligence Department (FID) on allegations of cyberbullying and criminal defamation against Pastor Paul Enenche.

The two were arrested on January 7, 2025, but were released on bail the following day after an agreement to resolve the issue amicably.

Watch the video below:

Nigerian Pastor who claims to be an Ex Pastor in Pastor Paul Enenche’s Dunamis Church alleges that all the Miracle done in Dunamis are all fake!!! 😭😂💔
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