Accra, Ghana – On Sunday, April 6, Raelians in Ghana will join their counterparts worldwide to commemorate the scientific creation of the first human being in a laboratory. This event is one of the four major annual events celebrated by Raelians.
According to Ndeego Nelson, a Raelian Guide and National Guide for Nigeria, the celebration is based on the belief that life on Earth was created by advanced beings known as the Elohim, who possessed mastery over genetic engineering and DNA.
Nelson stated that while this concept may seem like science fiction, scientists have already made progress in creating life in laboratories on a small scale. He believes that the day when scientists can create plants, animals, and human beings in their image is near.
The Raelian movement, which has been active for over 50 years, aims to create a peaceful world where respect and self-development are emphasized, and survival is no longer a struggle.
As part of the celebration, Nigerian Raelians will gather in Accra, and new members will have the opportunity to participate in a “demystified” baptism ceremony.
Ruth Abla ADJORLOLO
