By Abubakar Yunusa
The Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, and his wife, Becky, have awarded full university scholarships to orphans and other indigent persons.
The cleric announced the gesture during the church’s thanksgiving service, where he thanked God for His help throughout 2025.
According to him, the scholarships are aimed at supporting vulnerable children and youths to access higher education and secure a better future.
In a related development, the church disclosed that pilgrims from 109 countries visited the Dunamis International Gospel Centre’s Glory Dome, along Airport Road, Abuja, in 2025.
A video clip played during Sunday service showed worshippers and visitors from Africa, Europe, Asia, the Americas and Oceania.
The visitors were described as spiritual pilgrims who came for prayers, worship, religious instruction and other faith-based engagements.
Dunamis hosts several programmes annually, including Nations’ Worship in His Presence, the International Ministers Flaming Fire Conference, Kingdom Power and Glory World Conference, 8 Hours in His Presence and Mid-Year Worship.
These programmes, the church said, consistently attract worshippers from across the globe.
Beyond spiritual activities, the influx of international visitors was said to have boosted Abuja’s local economy.
Hotels, guest houses, transport operators, restaurants and small businesses reportedly recorded increased patronage during major church programmes.
The visits also created employment opportunities, particularly in hospitality, logistics and informal trade.
Despite Nigeria’s security and economic challenges, the Glory Dome continued to attract foreign visitors throughout the year.
Countries represented included the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Germany, France, China, India, Israel, Japan, South Africa and Australia, among others.
The church said the global visitation aligned with its 2025 prophetic theme, “Dominion Taking Charge, Everywhere.”
Dunamis rounded off the year with its crossover service on December 31, ushering in 2026 with the theme, “Reigning as Kings,” anchored on Revelation 1:6.
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