The Senior Pastors of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr. Paul Enenche, and his wife, Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, made a notable humanitarian visit to the Kuje Medium Security Correctional Centre in Abuja earlier today. Their visit was characterized by outreach to the inmates and the provision of free legal services through a team of esteemed lawyers.
The legal team accompanying the Enenches included P.H. Ogbulu (SAN), Barrister Felix Tyokase, Barrister Lydia Jim Ibu, and others. They offered legal support to inmates who could benefit from assistance in securing their release.
At the facility’s Chapel of Freedom, Dr. Paul Enenche delivered an impactful sermon titled “The Forces of Freedom.” He expounded on transformative principles such as the knowledge of God, realization of the truth, mentality alignment, right associations, vision, the power of the Holy Spirit, praise, and prophetic impartation.
“Liberty happens when mentality is changed,” Dr. Enenche told the inmates. “Your impact after here can delete your setbacks, and if your prison doesn’t stop your praise, your praise will bring you out of your prison.”
Dr. Becky Enenche also ministered to the inmates, offering heartfelt prayers against addictions and ancestral curses while emphasizing the transformative power of faith and prayer.
Speaking on behalf of the legal team, one representative stated: “We are here on behalf of God’s servants, Dr. Paul Enenche and Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, to offer free legal services to inmates and help secure the release of those eligible through legal processes.”
The public relations officer of the correctional facility, AS Duza, expressed profound gratitude for the visit, commending the Enenches for their compassion and generosity. He led the couple on a tour of various skill acquisition programs offered at the facility, including tailoring, laundry, shoemaking, soap making, and salon services.
Senior officers of the correctional facility, including DCC Aminu Abubakar, CSC Oke, Chibuzor Ogunde, AC Yakubu, Sarki Norma, and the chapel’s chaplain, warmly welcomed the couple upon arrival.
A key highlight of the visit was the presentation of food supplies and relief materials to the inmates, a gesture that brought smiles and hope to many.