Oyakhilome’s TV station sactioned in UK over COVID-19, 5G statement

Following claims that 5G is connected to COVID-19, the TV station of the founder and president of Loveworld Incorporated, Chris Oyakhilome, known as Loveworld Television Network, has been sanctioned by Ofcom, Uk broadcasting authority.

Pastor Oyakhilome, recently made claims that 5G is connected to the ravaging coronavirus, prompting Ofcom to sanction his TV station for what was termed as “harmful statements”.

In a bulletin released on Monday, Ofcom said the claims were “harmful statements” which were not presented “with due accuracy.”

The regulator also claimed that it is considering whether to impose further sanctions on the television network.

“Loveworld News featured potentially harmful statements about the Coronavirus pandemic and adequate protection was not provided to viewers. Additionally, statements were not presented with due accuracy,” it said.

“In breach of Rules 2.1 and 5.1 of the Broadcasting Code. We have imposed a sanction on the broadcaster, requiring it to broadcast a statement of our findings. We are considering whether to impose any further sanction.

“Ofcom received a complaint that a news report from South Africa included inaccurate and unchallenged statements about the Coronavirus pandemic, alleging links to 5G technology. When assessing the programme, Ofcom identified an additional news item that included claims about the drug hydroxychloroquine as a potential treatment for COVID-19 (the disease caused by the Coronavirus).

“The report showed footage of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome (“Pastor Chris”), founder and president of Loveworld Incorporated,1 speaking on a stage with a diagram behind him. The diagram was of a flowchart linking ‘fear’ (caused by the pandemic) and ‘embrace’ (5G) to a vaccine. The vaccine was in turn linked in the flowchart to ‘ID2020’ and ‘NWO’.2.”