Destiny Paul Enenche, the daughter of the prominent Dunamis pastor Paul Enenche, has responded to circulating claims suggesting that a luxury designer bag she was seen carrying was purchased using contributions from church members’ offerings. The viral rumor sparked widespread discussion online, prompting Destiny to clarify the situation directly through social media.
In a detailed video shared with her followers, Destiny addressed the allegations, explaining that the claim linking her luxury purse to church funds was entirely baseless. She categorically denied any connection between her personal items and church offerings, describing such statements as “ignorant” and uninformed.
Destiny highlighted that her parents maintain successful careers in the medical field outside of their ministry work, asserting that they do not depend on salaries from the church to sustain their lifestyle. She emphasised that the majority of luxury items and clothing she and her family possess are either gifts or personally acquired, rather than sourced from church funds.
“The bag was a gift. Ninety-nine per cent of what we wear are gifts, and they are not from church members. My parents are medical doctors, they don’t depend on offering money,” Destiny explained in the video. She further noted that the family’s comfort and standard of living are supported by legitimate personal and professional earnings, not the contributions of congregants.
Beyond addressing the misconception, Destiny also reflected on the impact of such rumors, stressing that many of the critical comments stem from envy or misunderstanding rather than fact. She called for followers and critics alike to refrain from making assumptions about her family’s finances and lifestyle based on hearsay.
Her clarification has since gained attention online, with several social media users praising her transparency and encouraging others to verify facts before spreading unfounded claims. Destiny’s video serves as both a rebuttal to the rumor and a reminder of the importance of discernment when engaging with viral content concerning public figures and their families.
Watch the video below…
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— Destiny Paul-Enenche (@destinypaule) September 7, 2025