JUST IN: You Are Signing to Be F!nished, to Be Wiped Out” – Paul Enenche Condëmns Silence Amid T£rrorism

JUST IN: You Are Signing to Be
F!nished, to Be Wiped Out” – Paul Enenche Condëmns Silence Amid
Terrorism

Pastor Paul Enenche, founder and senior pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, has wårned that s!lence in the face of terror!sm is tantamount to signing one’s own dëstruction.

In a recent sermon streamed via YouTube, he told Nigerians that failing to speak against the rising wave of v!olence gives terr0r groups free rein to dëstroy lives and communities.

Enenche highlighted that the ongoing attåcks in northeastern
N!geria and other parts of the country are part of a systemic problem, not merely the fault of a single g0vernment administration.

According to him, decades of policy failures, corruption, and weak governance have allowed terror!sts and their agents to thrive. “Silence in the face of vicious confrontation is a signature for annihilation. You are signing to be finished,” he stressed.

The pastor recounted harrowing firsthand testimonies from victims, including one who claimed her own relatives was abdücted from a church in Eruku, Kwara State. In that incident, terrorists k!lled three people, injured one, and took 47 others hostage, among them her elder sister and nephew.

Enenche emphasized that when people remain quiet in such crises, they are indirectly complicit in the destruction of human life.

He urged citizens to actively speak and act, reminding them that the power of God is revealed through their voices and prayers. Enenche also called for collective action to support security agencies and community-based interventions, saying that every N!gerian has a role in standing in the gap for the nation.

“God did not remain silent when darkness covered the earth,” he said, referencing scripture, and urged Nigerians to follow this divine example by raising their voices against ëvil.

The cleric stressed that the nation cannot remain passive while terror networks continue to operate unchecked, warning that lives, communities, and even the nation’s destiny are at risk if s!lence persists.

Enenche concluded by encouraging all Nigerians to unite in prayer,
v!gilance, and proactive measures to prevent further l0ss of l!fe.

His message is a clarion call for moral courage, community responsibility, and spiritual engagement in confronting the forces thrëatening the nåtion.