Senior Pastor of the Dunamis International Gospel Center, DIGC, Dr Paul Enenche has again knocked Nigerian leaders over poor social amenities in the country.

The fiery man of God, who spoke during a live service on Sunday, recalled his experiences during recent travels to several parts of the world.

According to him, the level of infrastructure in many countries he recently traveled to, cannot be compared to what is obtainable in the country, stressing that he feels the wickedness of Nigerian leaders whenever he travels out.

He said, “By the mercies of God, we have been traveling for a while now, America, UK, Asia, Singapore, Philippines, just around the world. I’ve never gotten used to how I feel about the wickedness of the leaders of our nation. Everytime I travel anywhere, I feel it afresh.

“When we went to Singapore, I almost felt like crying. Is it possible for something to work like this and our leaders travel and see these things? They travel and go on holidays with their families, go for medical treatments and see these things and even invest there, put millions of dollars there and it doesn’t cross their conscience to make their home like this. I feel it.

“When driving in Houston, come and see roads, flyovers, everything working. I said, “what is this?” You travel, go for meetings, conferences, United Nations meetings and you don’t see anything. I see our people plenty there, my heart is broken, it’s like people who ran away from disaster, they’re plenty”.

The man of God further lamented that those who have held the country hostage for years are still vying for the same position in the forthcoming general elections.

“The same criminals are still presenting themselves, the same demon agents. My phone had been working there and there were some text messages that waited until I arrived home. On my way home, inside the aircraft at Frankfurt airport, ‘please pray for my brother, today is his wedding and he has been kidnapped’.

That was what greeted me on arrival yesterday, I don’t know the person but he’s meant to marry yesterday, Saturday, and he’s in the kidnapper’s den on his wedding day. Wedding fixed, cards sent, everything – what a country. The demons that invited the bandits, terrorists and killers are still making themselves available”, he added

ElSudani:
Hypocrite pastor, people like him will be the first to cry dictatorship if we try a quarter of what Lee Kuan Yew did in Singapore.
Mere littering can still earn you a corporal punishment in Singapore till today.

ElSudani:
Hypocrite pastor, people like him will be the first to cry dictatorship if we try a quarter of what Lee Kuan Yew did in Singapore.
Mere littering can still earn you a corporal punishment in Singapore till today.

PointZerom:


He's talking about infrastructure. Keep your useless narratives to yourself.

ElSudani:


I know exactly what he was talking about. I also know he is a supporter of a self confessed diverter of public funds. People like his candidate are executed in Singapore.
Folks like you like to go to heaven but you don't want to die. Senseless.

ElSudani:


I know exactly what he was talking about. I also know he is a supporter of a self confessed diverter of public funds. People like his candidate are executed in Singapore.
Folks like you like to go to heaven but you don't want to die. Senseless.

ezegold4we:
Soludo's credentials as a prof needs to be reviewed, guy is talking like a mad man, even his First son is ashamed of Him, jealousy, hatred and envy has blocked His sense of reasoning,

What a huge dissapointment,

Only fool's and educated illiterates like soludo are in agreement with the rubbish he's saying,

Finally,Only drug addicts, agberos, Yoruba Muslims, ethnic championship's,urchin's and agbadorians are supporting the criminal Called tinubu.

Vote wisely, Obi is Better.

Penguin2:
Tinubu and Atiku are two sides of the same coin.

Peter Obi is our only path to freedom.

GoooodHardDick:
By this time next year, Nigerians will be rejoicing and celebrating because Obi must have been sworn in as the president of Nigeria by then