In the midst of global health efforts, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, a prominent African evangelical preacher, vehemently opposes vaccines, particularly targeting the new malaria vaccine in Africa. 
BBC reported that despite scientific evidence supporting vaccines' efficacy, Pastor Chris spreads anti-vaccine messages to his vast following through sermons and documentaries, raising concerns about public health. 

His influence extends to millions worldwide, with followers citing his teachings as reasons for vaccine hesitancy. Pastor Chris's rhetoric includes conspiracy theories, misinterpretations of public figures like Bill Gates, and false claims about vaccine safety and efficacy. 

His actions have drawn criticism and fines, but his stronghold over followers persists, fueled by poverty and limited health infrastructure in Africa.

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Most of his teachings are no longer conspiracy theories because they have turned out to be true. For example everyone now knows that the COVID-19 and it's vaccine were both population control agendas and that most people died from the treatment than the disease itself. Ansin we all saw the open satanic worship that was carried out during the Birmingham games which he also warned about. So I knew sooner than later they'll come for his head on a platter.

thesicilian:
Most of his teachings are no longer conspiracy theories because they have turned out to be true. For example everyone now knows that the COVID-19 and it's vaccine were both population control agendas and that most people died from the treatment than the disease itself. Ansin we all saw the open satanic worship that was carried out during the Birmingham games which he also warned about. So I knew sooner than later they'll come for his head on a platter.

The matrix has a way of brainwashing the herd .