It’s fake news to associate 5G to coronavirus; Ashimolow slams Pastor Chris’ claims

An earlier video circulated on social media in which pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder for Believers Love World a.k.a, Christ Embassy was seen leading his prayer warriors to pray, against COVID-19 medication (if any) with claims that, the new 5G technology has something to do with the deadly outbreak. Thundering in glossolalia, popularly known as speaking…

An earlier video circulated on social media in which pastor Chris Oyakhilome, founder for Believers Love World a.k.a, Christ Embassy was seen leading his prayer warriors to pray, against COVID-19 medication (if any) with claims that, the new 5G technology has something to do with the deadly outbreak.

Thundering in glossolalia, popularly known as speaking in tongues, which is typical of the Charismatic and Pentecostal churches, the warriors directed their prayers in line with the leaders directives.

Pastor Chris, who quoted Revelation Chapter 13 as basis, claimed that, there is no need for the vacc!nation and also stated that “these are part of the Antichrist’s plan for a new world order which includes; one world government, one world religion and one world economy.”

However, Nigerian clergyman and senior pastor of Kingsway International Christian Center, Matthew Ashimolowo does not agree with Pastor Chris on his wild claims. According to him, all these claims are conspiracy theories that has nothing to do with the antichrist. COVID-19 to him is a pandemic and must be dealt with as such.

Pastor Ashimolowo funnily poked that, if coronavirus is caused by 5G, why is it in his village that does not have a 5G? Watch his video below

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  1. Can our gospel ministers stop am this nonesence fighting each other on so I media and face the soul winning messages for salvation.

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