A video of Dr Paul Enenche, the Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, playing traditional drums during a service at the Glory Dome in Abuja has gone viral, drawing praise for its cultural resonance and the pastor’s humility.

The short clip, widely shared on social media, shows Dr Enenche, a trained medical doctor turned cleric, taking a seat behind local drums mid-worship and playing with notable energy and rhythm. His performance drew cheers from the congregation and has since sparked widespread admiration online.

Observers have lauded the moment as a powerful expression of cultural pride and servant leadership. Many described the gesture as refreshing, highlighting the pastor’s ability to connect with worshippers on both spiritual and cultural levels.

The Glory Dome, Dunamis’ headquarters, is located in Abuja and seats over 100,000 people, making it one of the largest evangelical church auditoriums in the world. It has become a key symbol of the rise of Pentecostal Christianity across Africa.

This latest display adds to a series of moments in which Dr Enenche has shown a blend of charisma, cultural awareness, and spiritual engagement. His spontaneous use of traditional instruments was viewed by many as emblematic of his grounded approach to leadership and ministry.

Online comments have been overwhelmingly positive, with many praising the pastor for bridging tradition and faith in a way that resonates with a wide audience.

Dr Enenche’s growing influence, bolstered by his willingness to embrace cultural elements in worship, continues to draw attention far beyond his congregation.