Afro-pop indigenous rapper, Zlatan has said he doesn’t believe in the existence of the novel coronavirus, which has since been plaguing the world.
He made this known during a live chat with Music Executive, Bankuli Osha.
While the infectious disease continues to wreck havoc on the economies of different countries, the Zanku singer is displeased that his London was cancelled as a result of the pandemic.
“They cancelled my show in London May 10,” he said.
While Bankuli tried on his part to explain the effect of the coronavirus pandemic, Zlatan shunned him, arguing that he does not believe the disease exists.
He said, “Me I don’t believe in coronavirus…I don’t believe in corona, me (sic) I can go there.”
Watch Zlatan’s live chat with Bankuli below:
Meanwhile, since Nigeria recorded her index case of the virus in late February 2020, the West African country has now recorded no less than 422 reported cases.
Is it possible for one to not believe the existence of the virus despite the increasing death toll and confirmed cases?
