Report reaching Igbo TV has it that Pastor Paul Enenche, founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has involved the police over criticisms from his former pastors and staff.
The police arrested two individuals—former Dunamis pastor Abraham Daniel and Alexander Eneche. The duo were detained by the Force Intelligence Department (FID) of the Nigerian police after accusations of cyberbullying and criminal defamation were made against them.
This situation followed claims by Abraham Daniel during a podcast session with KAA Truths, about the authenticity of miracles performed at Dunamis, describing them as deceptive and influenced by high-energy atmospheres during church services.
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Daniel who is now a humanist and no longer identify with a church since leaving Dunamis alleged that the “miracles” performed by Pastor Paul Enenche are not real, that they are mostly arranged or staged, or some as a result of emotional manipulation, rather than divine intervention, stating that the church environment created an illusion of healing, but the supposed miracles didn’t hold up under scrutiny.
These remarks and other related claims reportedly led to the police action, which included summoning and subsequently detaining the two individuals for further investigation.
Legal representatives for Daniel and Alexander Enenche argued that the arrests were improper as the accused had cooperated fully.
