“Your Time Is Up In Nigeria” — Pastor Enenche Rains Curses On Terrorists, Sponsors

The Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre (DIGC), Dr. Paul Enenche, has once again unleashed fiery declarations against the criminal elements tormenting the nation, vowing that the era of bloodshed in Nigeria is nearing its end.

During a Sunday prayer session at the church’s headquarters in Abuja, the outspoken preacher pronounced divine judgment upon terrorists, bandits, kidnappers, and their sponsors, declaring that the same land which had soaked the blood of innocent Nigerians would “drink their blood and swallow them up.”

“Every agent of the devil in Nigeria, agents of bloodshed, terrorists, kidnappers, bandits, evil herdsmen from hell, jihadists, and their collaborators or sponsors, I have bad news for you. Your time is up,” Enenche thundered.

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He warned that Nigeria had reached a turning point, stating that the country would soon witness divine retribution upon those behind the nation’s insecurity.

“Every day is for the thief, but one day is for the owner. We have been praying, and we will not stop praying until the earth that drank the blood of innocent citizens drinks your own blood and swallows you up,” he declared to a roaring congregation.

The fiery cleric further warned that those who imported, funded, or sympathized with terrorist groups would not escape God’s wrath.

“Get ready; it is your season of judgment. The land of Nigeria will swallow you up, and we shall have a nation of freedom where people can serve the God they choose. There will be no hiding place for any devil, no matter how high or how low.”

His comments come amid renewed international attention to alleged religious persecution in Nigeria.

ABN TV recalls that some U.S. lawmakers and religious freedom advocates recently accused Islamic extremists of orchestrating the persecution of Christians across Nigeria, a claim that U.S. President Donald Trump supported, designating Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern.”

Trump had also warned of possible U.S. military action if the Nigerian government failed to address the reported killings of Christians, a move that has stirred mixed reactions from government officials and public commentators alike.