UK Agency Sanctions Pastor Oyakhilome’s TV Channel Over 5G Conspiracy
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Nigerian Pastor, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome
Ofcom, a regulatory authority for broadcasting in the United Kingdom, has imposed a sanction on Loveworld Limited for airing potentially harmful claims about the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Loveworld is a religious television channel owned by Nigerian pastor, Chris Oyakhilome, who has himself championed claims about the coronavirus outbreak.
Ofcom announced in a statement on Monday, May 18, 2020, that a news programme and a live sermon on the channel aired unsubstantiated claims that 5G technology was the cause of the pandemic, and that the outbreak was the subject of a global cover-up.
The agency said the report on 5G was particularly sensitive because in the preceding days a number of attacks had been committed on mobile phone masts in the UK as a result of claims that 5G technology had caused, or was in some way linked to the coronavirus.
“There is no reputable scientific evidence to corroborate the claim that there is a link between 5G technology and the coronavirus, which runs contrary to both the international and UK official position,” Ofcom said.
[NewsNaira]
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3 years ago
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3 years ago
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3 years ago
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Controversial theories surrounding the 5G network