Sonnie Badu replies Bill Gates for saying they don’t know why COVID-19 cases & death are not high in Africa
Ghanaian US-based pastor and singer, Dr. Sonnie Badu has responded to Bill Gate’s new sayings that he and his team cannot tell why Coronavirus cases and deaths in Africa are not high as compared to developed countries. According to Gates, it is possible that the figures provided are not real due to the gaps in…
Ghanaian US-based pastor and singer, Dr. Sonnie Badu has responded to Bill Gate’s new sayings that he and his team cannot tell why Coronavirus cases and deaths in Africa are not high as compared to developed countries.
According to Gates, it is possible that the figures provided are not real due to the gaps in health care systems in Africa.
He said, “It is also possible—though I hope this is not the case—that the true numbers are higher than they look because gaps in poor countries’ health care systems are making it hard to monitor the disease accurately.”
In a report on his website, GatesNotes titled, ‘These breakthroughs will make 2021 better than 2020’, the billionaire explained that the early lockdown imposed by some African countries could be responsible for the low rate of COVID-19 cases.
He added, ‘In Africa, another reason may be that the population is young compared with the rest of the world’s, and young people are less susceptible to the virus. Another reason could be that its large rural population spends a lot of time outside, where it’s harder to spread the virus.”
Well, responding to these statements by the Microsoft CEO, Sonnie Badu remarked that COVID-19 cases are low in Africa because the continent is God’s heartbeat.
The man of God was quick to add that this doesn’t mean Africans should loose their guards on the safety protocols. He advised that masks should be worn and the grace of God shouldn’t be played with
He wrote: “Africa is Gods heartbeat. I told your wife.However Africa, wear your mask and don’t play with grace.”
