During a Special Service at the Glory Dome in Abuja, Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Paul Enenche, voiced grave concern over the relentless wave of killings across Nigeria and the apparent inaction of authorities. Addressing his congregation, Enenche questioned why bloodshed continues unabated, likening it to water flowing freely without meaningful response from those in power.

He shared a harrowing account of a phone call received just before the service from a village pastor in an attacked community, who described entire families being massacred and children murdered in their sleep. Enenche decried the worsening security crisis, asking what Nigerians have done to endure such relentless violence. “The silence of leaders is now more disturbing than the violence itself,” he lamented.

He recounted the plight of farmers whose cassava is uprooted to feed animals, only to face deadly retribution for questioning the act. “Blood is flowing like water in Plateau, Benue, and beyond,” Enenche said. “What evil have we committed to face this unending crisis? When will we have leaders with compassion, who will legislate to stop this carnage?”

Enenche also revealed that a former security operative recently admitted to him his fear of traveling to his hometown due to rampant insecurity on major roads, underscoring the pervasive threat gripping the nation.