Dunamis International Gospel Centre

Dunamis International Gospel Centre is a Pentecostal megachurch in Abuja, Nigeria, founded on November 10, 1996, by Dr. Paul Enenche, a medical doctor who set aside his practice to plant the church, and his wife Dr. Becky Enenche. The church is home to the Glory Dome, a 100,000-seat auditorium that ranks among the largest church buildings in the world. Enenche's preaching and healing ministry has made Dunamis one of the most prominent congregations on the African continent.

Dunamis reaches 2.88 million followers, and the platform mix looks different from any American church in the top ten. Facebook is the anchor at 1.59 million followers, the largest share of the church's audience. The Dunamis TV Worldwide YouTube channel crossed one million subscribers this year after growing 19.19 percent. Instagram adds 289,273 followers on an unverified account, and there is no TikTok presence in our data. The Facebook-first profile reflects where the church's Nigerian and diaspora audience actually lives online.

Dunamis earned a velocity score of 74 with a breadth score of 82.5, and the trajectory is steady rather than spiky. Nineteen percent YouTube growth on top of a million-subscriber base is strong, sustained expansion, not a viral moment. The church represents something the index will show more of every year: African megachurches with massive physical footprints converting them into serious digital reach. With the largest church auditorium on earth feeding content into a growing channel network, Dunamis has room to climb, and a TikTok or verified Instagram push would move the number quickly.