Pastor Paul Enenche Denies Personal Use of Church Funds, Calls Claims “Mumu-ishness”

Pastor Paul Enenche, Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has strongly refuted allegations that he uses church money to fund his personal lifestyle. During a sermon, he dismissed such accusations as “mumu-ishness of sense.”

Enenche stated that neither he nor his family has ever had possession of the church’s financial checkbook since the ministry’s founding. He emphasized that proceeds from the sale of his books, CDs, and other church materials are kept separate and have never been used for his personal expenses, such as clothing or accessories.

The cleric asserted that his needs are divinely supplied and expressed a detachment from material possessions. He claimed to have given away hundreds of gifted suits and other items, concluding his message by urging congregants to prioritize spiritual pursuits over materialism, promising that material blessings would follow.