“The common enemy is COVID-19” Prophet Franklin Ndifor

Prophet Franklin Ndifor says “division in political domain, tribal differences and any other disagreement in Cameroon today should be kept aside for the country to effectively tackle coronavirus pandemic “.

The 2018 presidential candidate distributed items for the fight against coronavirus to the population of Bonaberi at Douala 4.

The founding father of Kingship International Ministry accompanied by close aids handed offer items like face masks, hand sanitizers , buckets and soaps to people at Mabanda, Rail and Grand Hangar Markets, Quartier Bilingue, Two gendarmerie brigades and a police station. The prophet equally handed materials to officials of the littoral delegation of public health.

Note that this is one of the first public appearance of Prophet Franklin Ndifor after a failed expedition to win the top office in Cameroon.

He has so far faced severe criticisms from members of the public after the 2018 presidential election given that he based his campaign on the ground that he was called by God Almighty to lead the country.

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