Archbishop Benjamin seen protesting against 5G in Nigeria

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Archbishop Samson Mustapha Benjamin has staged a one-man protest against 5G network - The archbishop supported Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's claims that 5G network is what is causing coronavirus - In a video, the archbishop was seen saying that 5G emits waves that make people sick Archbishop Samson Mustapha Benjamin, the general overseer of Resurrection Praise Ministries International, has been seen in a video protesting against 5G network in Nigeria. The pastor staged a one-man protest to pass his message across. Benjamin supported the claims about 5G made by his fellow cleric, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, the general overseer of Christ Embassy. utee blogger had earlier reported that Oyakhilome claimed that illness and death happening in different parts of the world are caused by the 5G network, not a virus. The pastor also said the government told people to stay indoors to test the network in Lagos and Abuja. 

Archbishop Benjamin says 5G causes corona virus Source: Archbishop Samson Mustapha Benjamin Source: utee blogger Read more: utee25blogspot.com

 Benjamin said he staged the protest to educate Nigerians about what is happening around the world. He asked Nigerians to come together and challenge the government not to make policies without the people. The archbishop, who claimed he sent a letter concerning the network to the president, told people to listen to Oyakhilome. He added that westerners plan to kill Nigerians with the 5G network.

 Meanwhile, utee blogger had earlier reported that popular On-Air-Personality and social critic, Daddy Freeze, recently took to social media to react to Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's claims about corona virus. Freeze expressed disappointment at the pastor. 

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