In a dramatic turn of events, renowned pastor and founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Pastor Paul Enenche, has dropped his defamation lawsuit against his brother, Alexander Enenche, and former presidential aide, Reno Omokri. The legal battle, which had been making headlines for months, was abruptly dismissed today as Pastor Enenche announced the decision in a statement released to the public.
However, the drama is far from over. Pastor Enenche has now vowed to pursue legal action against two other individuals: Abraham Daniel and his own son, Peter Enenche, accusing them of engaging in a conspiracy to defame his character. Pastor Enenche claims these individuals have orchestrated a campaign of false allegations and malicious lies against him and his ministry.
In his statement, Pastor Enenche expressed that while he has decided to withdraw the case against Alexander Enenche and Reno Omokri for reasons that he deemed personal and spiritual, he will not stand by while his reputation is tarnished. "The truth shall prevail, and I will not allow anyone to destroy my good name with falsehoods and deceit," Pastor Enenche stated.
The conflict between the prominent pastor and his family has garnered significant attention, with supporters and critics weighing in on the ongoing legal proceedings. The announcement of the new charges against Abraham Daniel and Peter Enenche marks the latest chapter in a tense family dispute that has captured the public's eye.
In closing, Pastor Enenche emphasized his commitment to justice, declaring that he will pursue all available legal avenues to hold those responsible for the defamation accountable. "My faith in God remains unwavering, and I trust that the truth will be revealed in due time," he said.