By Joshua Tosin Ogunsakin 
Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche, on Tuesday led a prayer and healing outreach to Yelwata, a community in Benue State recently affected by violent attacks.
The visit, which Enenche described as one of “love, prayer, and healing,” brought together clergy, church workers, and support teams to offer spiritual encouragement and emotional support to residents grappling with grief and trauma.
Sharing photos from the outreach on his official Facebook page, the cleric said the team came to stand in solidarity with the community, pray with the bereaved, and declare hope and healing amid the pain.
The Facebook post reads: “A Visit of Love, Prayer & Healing – Yelwata, Benue State 🕊🤍
“Today, God’s servants and crew humbly walked the soil of Yelwata, Benue State; a land touched by loss, yet filled with resilient souls and silent cries.
“We came not just with words, but with hearts to mourn with those who mourn, to pray with those in pain, and to stand in the gap for healing and hope.
“In the midst of sorrow, we witnessed strength. In the presence of loss, we released love. And in the atmosphere of heaviness, we lifted up prayers that pierced the heavens.
“To every grieving family, you are not alone. To every broken heart, God sees you, and He will heal you.
“We declare peace over Yelwata. We declare restoration. We declare the comfort of the Holy Spirit.”
Yelwata, located in the Guma Local Government Area of Benue State, was among the communities recently hit by suspected herdsmen attacks, which left scores dead and displaced many residents.