Thousands Benefit as Dunamis Pastors Hold Healing, Medical Outreach in Jalingo

Thousands of residents in Taraba State thronged the Jolly Nyame Stadium in Jalingo for a two days Healing and Deliverance Crusade organised by the Senior Pastor of DunamisInternational Gospel Centre (DIGC), Dr. Paul Enenche, and his wife, Dr. (Mrs.) Becky Paul-Enenche. 

The outreach, which combined spiritual ministration with free medical and welfare services, attracted participants from across the state and neighbouring areas, turning the venue into a hub of worship, prayer, and humanitarian support.

The crusade was marked by intense sessions of prayers, worship, teachings, and testimonies, as attendees sought spiritual renewal, healing, and deliverance. The atmosphere was described by participants as charged with faith and expectation.

Speaking on their visit to Taraba, Dr. Paul Enenche and his wife said their decision to host the programme in the state was influenced by the hospitality and openness of the people.

Dr. (Mrs.) Becky Paul-Enenche described the crusade as a “season of divine visitation,” noting that it was designed to bring transformation, healing, and restoration to lives.

“This is a moment of divine encounter where burdens are lifted and destinies are realigned,” she said, adding that the environment in Taraba created a conducive atmosphere for God’s work.

Beyond the spiritual activities, the outreach also featured a large-scale medical intervention. According to organisers, over 4,112 persons received free medical attention during the programme.

Medical services provided included treatment of various ailments, dental care, and emergency response. At least 265 dental scaling and polishing procedures were carried out, while four tooth extraction surgeries were successfully performed.

Five medical emergencies were also handled on the crusade ground by the medical team.

One of the major highlights of the event was the safe delivery of a baby boy at the venue by the medical team, an incident that drew applause from the crowd. Organisers said the delivery was carried out without complications.

In addition to healthcare services, relief materials including food items and clothing were distributed to attendees, particularly vulnerable individuals.

The stadium was filled to capacity, with several overflow sections also accommodating large crowds.

Organisers noted that no offering was collected throughout the crusade, in line with the ministry’s practice for such outreaches, emphasizing its focus on meeting both the spiritual and physical needs of the people.

Dignitaries at the event included the wife of the Taraba State Governor, Mrs. Agyin Kefas, who represented her husband at the programme.

The crusade concluded with a campus revival at Taraba State University, where students gathered for a final session of worship and teachings.

Participants at the events reported testimonies of healing, breakthroughs, and spiritual upliftment, as the programme ended on a note of renewed faith and community impact.