All Nations Worship 2026 – Full Program Commentary by Dr Paul Enenche Dunamis Church

All Nations Worship 2026 – Full Program Commentary by Dr Paul Enenche Dunamis Church

The All Nations Worship 2026 (also styled as Nations’ Worship 2026 or NATIONS WORSHIP) was a powerful, Spirit-filled worship night hosted by Dunamis International Gospel Centre under the leadership of Dr. Paul Enenche and Dr. Becky Paul-Enenche. Held on Friday, January 30, 2026, at The Glory Dome, Airport Road, Abuja, Nigeria, this annual event lived up to its reputation as a profound gathering for deep intimacy with God, unified worship across nations, and tangible encounters in His presence.

Theme and Scriptural Anchor

Theme: “Lift Up Your Heads O Ye Gates”
Key Scripture: Psalm 24:7 – “Lift up your heads, O ye gates; and be ye lift up, ye everlasting doors; and the King of glory shall come in.”

The theme emphasized opening spiritual gates, lifting hearts, removing barriers, renewing joy and strength, realigning destinies, and ushering in the King of Glory through unified praise and worship.

Program Overview and Flow

The event kicked off at 9:00 PM (with some promotions noting 9:30 PM start for worship proper) and extended late into the night, culminating in a special Commanding the Day Midnight Prayer session around 11:00 PM GMT+1 (or later, as the worship flowed into prophetic declarations and intense intercession).

• Pre-Event Build-Up: Leading up to the night, Dunamis shared countdown posts, minister spotlights (e.g., highlighting Owie Abutu, Oche Jonkings, Abraham Akatu, Prophet Okebe, Lilian Nneji, Debee, Jennifer Chambers, and others), a press conference on January 30 afternoon at the Glory Dome featuring anointed ministers, and sound checks/live preparations. The official church account (@dunamiswrldwide) streamed previews and announcements.

• Opening and Atmosphere: The program began with high anticipation, as nations gathered (both physically at the massive Glory Dome and virtually via live streams). The altar was set, sounds ready, and the atmosphere charged for explosive worship. Attendees and online viewers described it as “out of this world,” with deep reverence, Spirit-led expressions, and sustained moments of intimacy.

• Ministrations and Worship Highlights:

• Over 20 anointed gospel ministers from Nigeria and beyond led worship, creating a unified sound before the Lord.
• Featured artists included:

1. Dr. Paul & Dr. Mrs. Becky Paul-Enenche (hosts and likely prophetic oversight)
2. Nathaniel Bassey
3. Dunsin Oyekan
4. GUC (God’swill Oyor? – noted for extraordinary, “not normal” ministrations)
5. Chioma Jesus
6. Jennifer Chambers (Canada)
7. Debee
8. Prospa Ochimana
9. Lilian Nneji
10. Kaestrings
11. Sunnisola (Sumisola – praised as “out of this world”)
12. Moses Bliss
13. Kevin Downswell (Jamaica)
14. Bidemi Olaoba
15. Oche Jonkings
16. Nene Olajide/Olajide
17. Daniel Ekiko
18. Abraham Akatu
19. Owie Abutu
20. GodsWill Oyor
21. Others like Ochiejonkings, etc. (lineup variations in promotions)

• Ministrations focused on deep, Spirit-breathed worship: intimacy, reverence, prophetic edges, hunger for God, consecration, and sustained prayer-soaked sessions. Highlights included profound encounters, joy restoration, strength renewal, and glory revelations. Attendees reported “explosive” moments, with one noting GUC and Sumisola as particularly impactful.

• Prayers and Prophetic Elements:

• The night transitioned into fervent intercession and declarations.
• It featured a special Commanding the Day Midnight Prayer, likely building on themes like destroying monitoring altars/spirits (from prior nights) but tailored to worship breakthroughs, gate-opening, and destiny realignment.

• Prophetic utterances, faith-stirring declarations, and enforcement of divine realities flowed through ministers like Prophet Okebe and others.

• Announcements and Other Moments:

• Dr. Paul Enenche welcomed ministers and shared on the church’s growth (noting the Glory Dome would soon be “too small”).
• Emphasis on coming expectant, bringing family/friends, and lifting banners of worship.
• Live streaming via Dunamis platforms (e.g., Twitter broadcasts, YouTube/Dunamis TV) allowed global participation.
• No major disruptions reported in core worship (though unrelated external incidents like police activity nearby were mentioned in passing by some observers).

The All Nations Worship 2026 (also known as Nations’ Worship 2026 — In His Presence) at Dunamis International Gospel Centre on January 30, 2026, at the Glory Dome, Abuja, was widely described as a deeply transformative, glory-filled night. While immediate post-event testimonies are still emerging (as the event concluded late into the night/early morning, with live streams and replays ongoing via Dunamis TV), the atmosphere and participant feedback point to profound spiritual impact. Attendees and online viewers reported:

Key Testimonies and Shared Experiences

• Tangible Presence and Encounters: Many described the night as “out of this world,” with sustained moments of deep intimacy, reverence, and the tangible glory of God. Worship created atmospheres where “hearts were lifted, gates opened, and the King of Glory came in” (echoing Psalm 24:7). Participants felt joy restored, strength renewed, destinies realigned, and personal barriers dissolved through unified praise.
• Explosive Worship Moments: Ministers like GUC, Sunnisola (Sumisola), and others were highlighted for “extraordinary” and “not normal” ministrations that ushered in heavy anointings, prophetic flows, and breakthroughs. Attendees shared feelings of revival fire, hunger for God, consecration, and sudden divine alignments.
• Global Participation and Testimonies: Virtual attendees from nations joined via live broadcasts, with praise reports of answered prayers, healing atmospheres, and faith-stirring declarations. Some noted it as a “great start to 2026, testimony upon testimonies this year,” with expectations of rapid turnarounds and miracles manifesting post-event.
• Overall Impact: The event was hailed as soul-lifting, with divine encounters, explosive worship, and a unified sound before the Lord. No major negative reports surfaced; instead, excitement for replays, photos shared by attendees (as encouraged by Dr. Paul Enenche), and calls to testify of God’s goodness prevailed. The midnight Commanding the Day prayer segment built on worship with intense intercession, enforcing victories and destroying hindrances.

Full video replays and highlights are available on Dunamis TV YouTube (search “NATIONS WORSHIP IN HIS PRESENCE 2026” or check recent uploads), where more personal testimonies may surface in coming days/weeks.

Biographies of Key Ministers

Here are concise biographies/profiles of the main ministers featured (drawn from their known ministries, Dunamis promotions, and public profiles). The lineup included over 20 anointed vessels from Nigeria and beyond, focusing on deep, Spirit-led worship.

1. Dr. Paul & Dr. Becky Paul-Enenche — Hosts and spiritual overseers. Dr. Paul Enenche is the Senior Pastor and founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, known for fiery apostolic teaching, healing miracles, and destiny restoration. Dr. Becky complements with grace-filled ministry, emphasizing women’s empowerment and family restoration.

2. Nathaniel Bassey — Renowned Nigerian gospel artist and trumpeter, famous for hits like “Hallelujah Again” and “Imela.” His ministry blends heartfelt praise, trumpet-led worship, and global revival sounds, often ushering in deep adoration and God’s manifest presence.

3. Dunsin Oyekan — Award-winning Nigerian worship leader and songwriter (“The Gospel of the Kingdom,” “At All Cost”). Known for prophetic, Spirit-soaked worship that emphasizes intimacy, surrender, and encountering God beyond songs—creating atmospheres of heavy glory.

4. GUC (God’swill Oyor) — Dynamic Nigerian worshipper from EeZee Conceptz, son of Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere. His raw, passionate style (“Obinigwe,” “All That Matters”) carries unusual depth, often leading to profound spiritual encounters and “not normal” anointings.

5. Chioma Jesus — Veteran Nigerian gospel singer (“Chioma,” “Jehovah Overdo”). Celebrated for high-energy, spirit-lifting praise that celebrates God’s faithfulness, miracles, and deliverance—bringing joy and testimonies.

6. Prospa Ochimana — Nigerian worship minister famous for “Ekwueme” (feat. Osinachi). His ministry focuses on deep, heaven-invading worship, prophetic sounds, and drawing people into God’s presence for healing and transformation.

7. Lilian Nneji — Powerful Nigerian worship leader known for Spirit-led songs of intimacy and reverence. Her ministrations often create tender, prayerful atmospheres saturated with God’s glory.

8. Kaestrings — Worship collective led by Kingsley Ike, delivering soft, acoustic-driven worship with themes of surrender, healing, and divine encounter.

9. Sunnisola (Sunmisola Agbebi) — Rising Nigerian worshipper praised for “out of this world” ministrations. Her sound is marked by vulnerability, depth, and Holy Spirit-led expressions that stir revival hunger.

10. Moses Bliss — Nigerian gospel sensation (“Too Faithful,” “Daddy Wey Dey Pamper”). His joyful, faith-filled praise celebrates God’s goodness, often with bold declarations and global appeal.

11. Kevin Downswell — Jamaican worship minister known for authentic, hope-filled sounds that draw hearts into reverence and intimacy with God.

12. Bidemi Olaoba — Nigerian gospel artist with soul-stirring, prophetic worship that aligns destinies and ignites fire.

13. Abraham Akatu — Worship leader with a sound of deep intimacy and heavenly alignment, often ushering sustained encounters.

14. Owie Abutu — Nigerian minister emphasizing Spirit-led reverence, sensitivity to the Holy Spirit, and prolonged worship moments.

15. Oche Jonkings — Prophetic worship leader with a call to hunger, consecration, and refreshing in God’s presence.

16. Prophet Okebe — Known for sharp prophetic insight, faith-stirring declarations, and enforcing divine realities.

17. Others (e.g., Jennifer Chambers from Canada, Debee, Nene Olajide, Daniel Ekiko, GodsWill Oyor): International and local vessels bringing diverse sounds of consecration, revival, tenderness, and awakening.

This night was a convergence of nations at one altar, with one agenda: His Presence. If you’re in Abuja or following online, catch the replays—many are still testifying of shifted atmospheres and personal breakthroughs! 🔥🙌 #NationsWorship2026 #InHisPresence #GloryDome