Coronavirus: Man raises controversy on Twitter as he quotes photos of pool party
- A man has generated so much controversy online after using a quote that read that he is positive for coronavirus
- While many people assumed he is talking about himself, others said that the quotation marks proved otherwise
- The massive reactions that followed his tweet have created a trending discussion around the spread of the disease
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A man with the Twitter handle @Ant_089 on Saturday, December 26, took to the bird app with a quote that he is COVID-19 positive.
He quoted a tweet of people having fun in a pool. He asked that whoever was at the same party as he should go and get their health examined.
It is, however, not sure if he meant he is positive or simply using the quote as a way to raise awareness against attending parties.
The man tweeted:
"Hi guys, I tested positive for COVID yesterday. Anyone who was at Siya’s pool party this past Saturday please go get tested."
See his post below:
His tweet has generated so many reactions on Twitter as people talked about how the second wave of the disease is imminent.
Below are some of the reactions his post got:
@AzolaTM said:
"People from "combined" or "comprehensive" high schools are exposing themselves."
Source: Twitter
@Morailane1 said:
"It was irresponsible to be attending a pool party with so many people despite warnings of such as spreaders of the virus. Get well soon and hoping not many of your fellow party goers were not infected."
@LionelJavu said:
"He's not saying he tested positive bakithi, he's saying someone who was there will be posting that in a few days hence it's in quotation marks"
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that the government of the United States of America recognised the efforts of Onyema Ogbuagbu, a Nigerian doctor in Yale School of Medicine who helped to develop a coronavirus vaccine.
It should be noted that the Nigerian is also an associate professor of medicine at the same school where he has been a principal investigator on numerous vaccine trials.
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