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A devastating massacre in Benue State, Nigeria, has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation, with Dr. Pastor Paul Enenche, Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, being the latest to denounce the brutal killings. The recent attack on the Yelwata community, which resulted in the deaths of over 200 people, has been described by Pastor Enenche as one of the “worst massacres in our recent history”.
Speaking during the Commanding The Day Midnight Prayers on Monday night, Pastor Enenche lamented the fact that such attacks have become a persistent problem in the nation, signaling that something is deeply wrong. He characterized the perpetrators as “non-human” and devoid of conscience, stating that “there is a climate of gloom in our land today” and that the frequent bloodshed has created an “atmosphere of doom and darkness”.
The pastor’s remarks were made while he was holding a crusade in the Czech Republic, where he learned about the massacre in Yelwata. He expressed his condolences to the affected community, the state, and the entire nation, emphasizing that the church stands in solidarity with those who are suffering. Pastor Enenche also criticized the government and citizens for their failure to address the issue, asking rhetorically if they will continue to watch as the situation deteriorates.
The massacre in Yelwata has raised questions about the capacity of the military to intervene and the willingness of the government to take decisive action. Pastor Enenche pointed out that Nigeria has a capable military that has intervened in other countries, such as Liberia, and wondered why they seem unable to stem the tide of violence at home. He warned that if the situation is not addressed, the consequences will be severe, and even the powerful may find themselves without a safe haven.
As the nation grapples with the aftermath of the massacre, Pastor Enenche’s words serve as a call to action, urging citizens and the government to work together to find a solution to the pervasive violence and instability. The international community is also being urged to pay attention to the crisis in Nigeria and to offer support to those affected by the conflict. With the situation showing no signs of improving, it is clear that something needs to be done to address the root causes of the violence and to bring peace and stability to the region.
