Oyakhilome stirs fresh controversy, tells members: “you need more salt in your food’

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Oyakhilome said: “You need salt, more salt than less salt. All the sick people being treated in the hospital, they are giving them salt but they don;t know.”

General Overseer of Christ Embassy, Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, has stirred fresh controversy, claiming more salt is good for the body against medical advice warning of the health risk.

Oyakhilome had in 2020, claimed that the 5G network was responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic. The claim was roundly debunked by many experts. Again, the clergyman is asking his congregants to ignore medical advice against taking too much salt.

While preaching to his church members on May 4, Oyakhilome played some documentaries to his church members  showing Caucasian doctors denouncing claims that salt is not good for the body.

While harping on all they have said, Oyakhilome argued that many people have died from stroke and other diseases because they listened to their doctors advice not to take salt.

‘’We listen to the so called professionals and many have d!ed listening to them. Think how many people have suffered strokes and all kinds of ailments because they listen to their doctor. Think of how many people have been afraid of salt. In fact they have eliminated salt from their food.

“I thought so myself too but this is why I talk to you about praying in tongues. From praying in tongues , the spirit of God talks and guides me. I speak in tongues and solutions come.

“You have to let others know. You need salt , more salt than less salt. All the sick people being treated in the hospital, they are giving them salt but they don;t know. They repackage it and sell it to you in different forms.”

He recounted how God used salt to heal people. He went on the read the bible passage, Mark 9: 50 in which Jesus said Salt is good and that people should have some salt and have peace with one another.

His message has sparked a conversation online. While some agree with him, others argue that such message will could cause a medical crisis as some people may jjst ignore their doctors’ advice and start taking in salt.