ASUU strike, fuel crisis, insecurity: Pastor Enenche fires new shots and tackles Buhari's government

The senior pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Center, Dr. Paul Enenche, has once again chastised the government of President Muhammadu Buhari over the current state of the nation.

Addressing its members at the Dunamis headquarters, Glory Dome, Airport road Abuja, on Sunday, the fiery clergy lamented that despite promises from the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC party in 2015, the Nigerian economy has faltered. collapses.

The man of God castigated the federal government for its failure to meet the demands of the University Academic Staff Union, ASUU, which led to the strike lasting more than five months.

He said the security crisis currently afflicting the nation was less before the emergence of the current government.

He said, "It seems that there are people working together with the powers of hell to do away with this country completely.

"The promise we had was that security would be addressed, corruption, poverty and others would be addressed. But where are we today? Security is worse than at any time of our nation's history.

“Where are we today? Poverty is so terrible that one dollar now equals 65 naira in our eyes. Not so long ago it was N190.

"Universities are closed, children are at home. Buying fuel is now a challenge. Are we talking watch? God must do something. Anyone who says things are not bad in Nigeria is a demon .

"Anyone who says everything is normal is an agent of the devil".