Charly Boy slams Slimcase for saying COVID-19 is not a virus

Sunday, April 12, 2020 at 1:06 PM by Taiwo Owolawi

- Nigerian rapper, Slimcase, seems to have gotten more than he bargained for after commenting on a post shared by activist, Charly Boy

- Charly Boy had shared a throwback video of Obama speaking during the Ebola crises and he compared it to Trump’s response to the coronavirus

- Slimcase then said that the COVID-19 is not a virus but a set up

- Charly Boy then replied that Slimcase only responded to the best of his thinking faculty

The coronavirus pandemic has no doubt kept a lot of people on edge as they begin to bring up different conspiracy theories about how it is not a virus or how it is an attack on the world from higher powers.

Well, one of the people who seem to have that school of thought is Nigerian rapper, Slimcase.

Just recently, veteran Nigerian singer and activist, Charly Boy, took to his Instagram page to share an old video from when Obama was still the president of America during the Ebola crises.

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Charly Boy seemed to be quite impressed with how Obama handled the matter compared to Donald Trump and he explained as much in the caption of his post.

See his post below:

Nigerian rapper, Slimcase, then responded to the post by saying that COVID-19 is not a virus but a set up created for a purpose.

Charly Boy then replied saying that Slimcase responded to the best of his thinking faculty.

See a screenshot of their exchange below:

Charly Boy slams Slimcase for saying COVID-19 is not a virus
Source: Instagram

Hmm.

This is coming shortly after Slimcase made the news for saying COVID-19 is a scam because it is just 'malaria lung flu'.

Just recently, Legit.ng sighted the remarks of the singer in the comment section of a post shared on the photo-sharing app, Instagram.

The post entailed a story about the president of the United States of America, Donald Trump, disclosing that the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) agency had approved the use of chloroquine for the treatment of coronavirus in infected people.