Pastor Chris Oyakhilome says he has built a replacement for the internet. The Christ Embassy founder unveiled “Interlink” during the LoveWorld New Economy Unveiling 2026, describing it as a faster, more secure alternative to the web we all know.
“We have the alternative today to the internet. It’s called the Interlink. It does everything the internet can do and much more,” he told the assembled crowd. “This is far more secure. No hacking. Far more secure and faster.”
That’s a massive claim. And here’s the catch: nobody outside that room knows how it works. Interlink was presented alongside artificial intelligence tools, decentralised finance platforms, trade networks, and the church’s new “Tsion” electric vehicles.
Technical specifics—architecture, infrastructure, global coverage, independent testing—remain undisclosed. Full explanations are supposedly coming in November 2026.
So, what is Interlink? For now, it’s a promise. A very bold, very vague promise. Oyakhilome has built a loyal following that treats his word as law. But the internet isn’t held together by faith. Cables, servers, and standards hold it together.
November will tell us if Interlink is a revolution or a rebrand. Until then, keep your Wi-Fi on.
