In the dynamic interplay between Pastor Enenche’s criticisms and Dr. Abel Damina’s robust defense, the conversation about ministry effectiveness becomes more nuanced. Enenche’s concerns about Damina’s church numbers and venue challenge conventional measures of success, while Damina’s comparison to the global impact of Afrobeats artists invites a broader understanding of ministry success that values deep spiritual connection and transformation above mere visibility

When Pastor Enenche tried to put him down, mocking his so-called shrinking flock and modest place of worship, Damina didn’t just respond—he came out swinging with a comeback that was hotter than hellfire
But the real twist in Damina’s fierce clapback was when he threw Afrobeats superstars Davido, Burna Boy, and Tiwa Savage into the mix.

Dr. Abel Damina, the bold and unyielding Founder and President of Abel Damina Ministries International (ADMI) and the CEO of Kingdom Life Network (KLN), has finally broken his silence, unleashing a scorching response to the taunts and jabs from fellow cleric Paul Enenche.

In recent months, these two heavyweight pastors have been locked in an escalating war of words, a fierce exchange fueled by long-standing grievances and brewing tensions that have now spilled out into the open for all to witness.

Pastor Enenche, the Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, didn’t hold back in his recent sermon, now going viral and stirring up a storm across the internet. In a move that took their rivalry to new, uncharted heights, Enenche threw heavy shade at Damina, sneering at his supposedly dwindling congregation and belittling his modest place of worship as unworthy of being called a church.

The cleric went further, mocking Damina’s online followers for listening to his teachings, implying that they were misguided souls drawn to falsehoods.

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But Pastor Damina wasn’t about to let these barbed comments go unanswered. With a fiery retort that crackled with righteous indignation, Damina clapped back, schooling Enenche on the true essence of ministry and what it means to serve God.

In a blistering response that left no room for doubt, Damina argued that it’s not about filling church pews with crowds but about genuinely winning disciples for Christ, a mission far more precious in the eyes of God.

He made it clear that anyone can draw a crowd; even secular musicians like the late Michael Jackson, Davido, Burna Boy, and Tiwa Savage can pack arenas and fill seats.

Damina didn’t stop there. He took aim at those who have criticized him for speaking out against Enenche and other pastors, challenging him to let them be and stop dissecting their doctrines.