Pastor Enenche Speaks On 2023 Elections, Sends Critical Message To Nigerians

Pastor Enenche has spoken on the upcoming 2023 elections.

EKO HOT BLOG reports that the General Overseer of the Dunamis International Gospel Center, (DIGC), Pastor Paul Enenche has urged Nigerians to obtain their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) ahead of the 2023 general elections.

The clergyman stated that Nigeria is at a crossroad where change is possible but would only see the light of day if people worked towards it.

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Eneche warned that prayers and protests won’t matter if eligible voters don’t obtain their PVCs and participate in the election.

He noted that things will only fall into place when backed with the right kind of action.

He urged the citizenry to therefore take action so that the right kind of outcome would be effected.

He said, “We are praying, believing and trusting God for change, we are speaking and shouting out for Change, we are walking and marching doing all the things for change but all those mean nothing, they are insignificant and irrelevant when action is not taken when action is needed.

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“On this note, I call on the people of our dear nation to go and ensure that you get your PVC, do everything it takes, you are registered, you are eligible, get your PVC so that when the action is needed, the right action can be taken and the right outcome will be expected.”

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