My child beat Corona by eating Lemons; says Magufuli.

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Tanzania President John Magufuli

Tanzania President John Pombe Magufuli has stunned the East African people and the world  after he claimed that his child healed from COVID-19 by eating lemons.


Speaking at a church service today, the no - nonsense President admitted that his child had tested positive for COVID-19, isolated,  took to home made remedies to treat the disease, recovered and is now  doing push ups.  


“Nina mtoto wangu alipata Corona, mtoto wa kuzaa mimi, amejifungia kwenye chumba akaanza kujitibu, akanywa malimau na tangawizi, amepona yuko mzima sasa anapiga push up,” said President Magufuli during a Church service.


President Magufuli has gone on record dismissing the disease as "fake". This is after samples from Paw Paws tested positive for covid-19 in his country.

In making further headlines, President Magufuli had once declared a 3 day prayer period in Tanzania, allowing worship gatherings despite other countries in the world banning such gatherings to prevent the spread of Covid - 19.



Magufuli is a leader who believes in his own principles, and will follow them whether anyone likes it or not. 



This comes at a time when the Tanzania - Kenya business relationship has been hit a blow, after Kenya yesterday closed the Tanzania boarder at Namanga. The government allows only covid negative cargo truck drivers to go through the boarder into Kenya,  in an effort to contain the spread of the virus.


Magufuli believes Corona will not take the Tanzania economy to it's knees as it's doing in other parts of the world; he says God will stand with Tanzania and that schools will will open soon as he expects life to get back to normal in his Nation. 


The Vic report.

Comments

  1. Unknown17 May 2020 at 07:04

    All in all normalcy should return because this disease is here to stay

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  2. Unknown17 May 2020 at 09:18

    Stay home maintain social distancing sanitize and wash your hands use face masks COVID-19 is real

    ReplyDelete
  3. Patrick17 May 2020 at 12:42

    Wah😂😂😂
    This guy is just hilarious. First he dismisses the disease as fake but now he is telling us how his son tested positive but is now recovered?

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