Dr. Paul Enenche and his wife, Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, Senior Pastors of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, visited the Kuje Medium Security Correctional Centre in Abuja today, bringing support, hope, and practical help to the inmates. Their visit included offering free legal services through a team of lawyers and sharing messages of encouragement and faith.
The legal team, led by P.H. Ogbulu (SAN), Barrister Felix Tyokase, and Barrister Lydia Jim Ibu, provided assistance to inmates in need of legal aid to help secure their release. Speaking on behalf of the team, a representative explained that the initiative was a part of the Enenches’ mission to help inmates find freedom through proper legal processes.
During the visit, Dr. Paul Enenche delivered a sermon titled The Forces of Freedom at the facility’s Chapel of Freedom. He emphasized principles such as knowing God, seeking the truth, shifting mentalities, building the right associations, having a vision, and embracing the power of praise and the Holy Spirit. He encouraged the inmates, saying, “Liberty happens when mentality is changed. Your impact after here can erase your setbacks. If your prison doesn’t stop your praise, your praise will bring you out of your prison.”
Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche also addressed the inmates, offering prayers to break addictions and ancestral challenges. She highlighted the transformative power of prayer and faith in overcoming life’s struggles.
The correctional facility’s public relations officer, AS Duza, expressed gratitude to the Enenches for their compassion. He gave them a tour of the facility’s skill acquisition programs, which include tailoring, laundry, shoemaking, soap making, and salon services, designed to empower inmates with practical skills.
The visit also featured the presentation of food supplies and relief materials, a gesture that brought joy to the inmates and reinforced the couple’s message of hope and care. Senior officers of the facility, including DCC Aminu Abubakar, CSC Oke, Chibuzor Ogunde, AC Yakubu, and others, warmly welcomed the Enenches and commended their efforts to support the inmates.
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