Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has introduced a new drone technology at the LoveWorld Expo 2026 in Nigeria.
The innovation, known as the Tsion Drone, is designed to support package delivery, farming and home security.
The unveiling has added to LoveWorld’s growing interest in technology, with the drone offering several possible uses beyond ordinary delivery services.
The autonomous drone was unveiled by the founder of Christ Embassy at LoveWorld City, Asese, Ogun State, Nigeria.
It reportedly uses an artificial intelligence system called Vivid to carry out different tasks.
In agriculture, the Tsion Drone is designed to assist farmers with crop planting and irrigation. It can also deliver farm supplies, potentially making some farming activities easier.
For logistics, the drone is presented as an alternative to regular dispatch services. It is designed to transport packages and other goods without requiring a human pilot.
The technology also has a home security feature. Its onboard camera and speaker system can monitor properties and alert users to possible intruders.
The drone is also being presented as an affordable option for both personal and business use. However, its pricing, availability and full technical specifications have not been independently confirmed.
The unveiling has also attracted attention to the role of faith-based organisations in technology and innovation.
Supporters of the project say it reflects the belief that Christianity can contribute to practical solutions.
One message shared alongside the unveiling stated: “The Spiritual controls the physical and God is a giver of innovations and ideas for wellbeing and convenience of Mankind.”
The Tsion Drone forms part of LoveWorld’s wider technology projects. These include the Interlink alternative internet system and Tsion electric vehicles.
The vehicle range reportedly includes the Tsion Passion, Falcon and OG series.
With the new unveiling, LoveWorld is presenting technology as another area through which it hopes to create practical solutions.
