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Ali Baba recounts his COVID-19 experience after leaving isolation centre

Monday, January 04, 2021 at 6:31 PM by Tunde Ososanya

- Veteran comedian Ali Baba has advised Nigerians to wash their hands properly and use their face masks because coronavirus is real and killing people

- Ali Baba recently survived the deadly disease and shared his COVID-19 experience on his Instagram page

- He said people succumbed to the deadly disease at the isolation he went for treatment

- According to the comedian, he spent his Christmas and January 1st at the isolation centre

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Ace Nigerian comedian Ali Baba has taken to social media to advise people to adhere to safety guidelines against the deadly coronavirus after recently surviving the disease.

In a video on his Instagram page, the comedian said people died in the isolation centre he was taken to when he contracted COVID-19.

According to him, anyone who says coronavirus is not real should not be trusted. He said the virus is real and killing people.

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He expressed condolences to friends and families who have lost their loved ones to the deadly disease and warned people to be wary of those claiming that COVID-19 is a scam.

Ali Baba recounts his COVID-19 experience after leaving isolation centre — Ali Baba has recounts his COVID-19 experience after leaving isolation centre. Photo credit: @alibabagcfr
Source: Instagram

In his words:

"Don’t let anyone tell you it’s a scam. I just came out of isolation. Several people died while I was there. Some of my close friends knew and they were very supportive.

"I thank the Lagos State governor @jidesanwoolu and the commissioner for health, the MD of the COVID CENTRE in YABA, the Doctors, especially Dr Nifemi, who are risking their lives to keep us alive. Thanks to all the nurses."

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