Fact Check: Did A Nigerian Pastor Truly Died Destroying Coronavirus In China?
In February, Nigerian pastor David Kingleo Elijah told his congregation he was going to China to “destroy coronavirus”.
“I am going to China to go and deal with coronavirus, I am going prophetically to destroy coronavirus. Where there is a prophet, people will not die. I cannot be a prophet, I am in this world and China is dying,” he said in a filmed sermon.
Following the Nigerian pastor’s claim, a number of twitter users have taken to their handles to published the death of the Pastor.
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This Nigerian Pastor Elija Emeka Chibuke who declared war ending Coronavirus went to China to end #CoronaVirus but before he could end the virus, the virus ended him hospitalized in China. pic.twitter.com/5Hrs7xaiAW
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After the video of this sermon went viral, thousands of Facebook users began to share posts alleging that the pastor has since traveled to China and has been hospitalized there.
One such post, shared nearly 5,000 times according to social media monitoring tool CrowdTangle, and archived here, claims the pastor reportedly contracted the virus and was rushed to a hospital.
But whose picture was lying in the hospital bed? Findings according to AFP shows that the man in the picture isn’t the Pastor who announced to go destroy coronavirus.
The man in the picture was a Nigerian actor
Multiple reverse image searches showed that the picture shared alongside the claims has been on the internet since 2017. The man in the picture is Adeshina Adesanya, a Nollywood actor popularly known as Pastor Ajidara.
The picture was taken while he was receiving treatment, and posted by his colleague in May 2017.
Adesanya died in 2017 after suffering kidney failure and his death was reported across major news platforms in Nigeria.
Did the Nigerian pastor go to China?
David Kingleo Elijah is the pastor of Glorious Mount of Possibility Church, Lagos, which is seen in the viral video.
AFP called the pastor, who said he was in Nigeria. When asked if he had travelled to China following his viral sermon, he declined to answer.
According to the World Health Organization, “there is no vaccine and no specific antiviral medicine to prevent or treat COVID-2019. However, those affected should receive care to relieve symptoms. People with serious illness should be hospitalized. Most patients recover thanks to supportive care”.
(AFP Fact Check)