In a statement made public on Monday, Paul Enenche, Senior Pastor of the Dunamis International Gospel Centre, expressed regret for making a woman feel uncomfortable during her testimony at his church. The Senior Pastor clarified, citing SAHARA REPORTERS, that he never meant to make the woman feel uncomfortable in public. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
This happened when the pastor faced criticism for accusing Veronica, who went by the name of Veronica, of lying when she disclosed that she is the first person in her family to earn a “BSc in Law.”
In the statement released by his Personal Assistant, Eneche claimed that the English spoken by the lady was below the minimum standard expectation of a graduate. He also argued that the lady saying she studied Law for ten years begged questions about what her degree was.
Part of the statement read “A scenario was created when Ms Anyim Veronica Nnenna came out to testify of how God helped her graduate from the University, thus making her the first person to attain that feat in her family.
First, listening to the testifier’s expressions as it borders on basic spoken English, conveys the impression that the minimum standard expectation of a graduate, especially a graduate of Law was not met. Second, stating that she studied Law for 10 years begged the question of what her degree actually was.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
