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I Remain Committed To Serving God In Dunamis – NOUN Law Graduate Breaks Silence

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I Remain Committed To Serving God In Dunamis – NOUN Law Graduate Breaks Silence

The member of Dunamis International Gospel Centre who was rebuked at the church yesterday by the senior pastor of the church, Dr. Paul Enenche, while testifying about how she bagged a law degree from the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), has said that she is forever committed to serving God in the church.

Ayim Vera, in a post on her Facebook account, noted that she does not have any grudges against the pastor, his wife, Dr. Mrs. Becky Enenche, or the entire Dunamis church.

She further noted that she had a warm meeting with her ‘spiritual parents’ and wants to let the whole world know that she has moved on from what happened to her in the church.

Vera thanked Nigerians who have been on the matter, demanding a public apology from the clergyman and also encouraging her.

Her post reads, “I want to inform the whole world that I just had a warm meeting with my spiritual father and mother dr Paul Enenche and dr Becky Enenche. I don’t have any grudge against the church or them. I remain committed to serving God as a member of Dunamis church. I am thankful for the concern of the public. I have put the situation at my back and I have moved forward and I want everybody to do the same. Peace.”

News About Nigeria reported that Pastor Enenche came under fire after he accused Vera of lying that she bagged a BSC in law from NOUN.

The public demand for an apology came after it was discovered that Vera is a police officer who truly graduated from the Department of Law at NOUN.

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