Coronavirus: Don Jazzy reacts to President Buhari’s silence
- Don Jazzy has taken to social media to react to President Buhari's silence on the coronavirus pandemic
- According to the record label owner, other presidents of African countries have already spoken to their citizens
- Many Nigerians have reacted to the tweet which has gone viral with 7,000 likes
Many Nigerian have continued to express outrage and some, worries, over President Muhammadu Buhari's delay in addressing the citizens of Nigeria following the continuous spread of the dreaded virus, COVID-19 also known as coronavirus, in the country.
Joining them is Nigerian music boss, Don Jazzy. He recently took to popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter, to react to the issue. Although he didn't make mention of the president, he stated that presidents of other African countries have since addressed their citizens.
He wrote: "I have seen videos of Ghana, Kenya, South African president talking to their citizens about this coronavirus. You know the rest...... "
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The tweet which has gone viral with over 7,000 likes got several reactions from Nigerians who gave possible reasons the president is yet to address the nation.
See some reactions below:
Others however, slammed him for demanding such from the president when he was yet to demand the same thing from his state workers.
Meanwhile, as the novel coronavirus continues to spread in Nigeria with five more confirmed cases, many Nigerians are taking extra care to keep themselves protected and celebrities are not left out.
Joining many Nigerian celebrities to react to the pandemic is Yemi Alade. The sensational singer recently took to social media to create awareness about the virus in a rather interesting and unique way.
Taking to her Instagram page, the self-acclaimed king of queens, shared a video of herself, mock-dialing someone with some bundles of naira notes.
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Meanwhile, although many people are consciously taking precautionary steps, businesses are still going on as usual. Many students are still going to school, traders are going to the market and workers are still resuming to their places of work.
Recently, a Nigerian woman simply identified as Ndi Kato shared a personal experience she had with her child’s school.
The mother of one took to the popular micro-blogging platform, Twitter, to reveal what her son’s school management told her when she called to ask for the steps they are taking to prevent their students from contracting the infectious disease.
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