Veteran Nigerian singer Azadus recounts his COVID-19 experience

Nigerian veteran singer, Olalekan Fadeyi popularly known as Azadus recounted his experience while battling with the Coronavirus. He explained that he tested positive for the virus and got admitted to one of the isolation centres in Lagos. After testing negative twice, he was discharged on Thursday, June 17. Azadus took to his Instagram page to caution those who still do not believe that the virus exists. ”Glory be to God I just got discharged of Covid-19. Half bread is better than puff-puff. That garri in your house is far better than the good meals you won’t be able to eat at the hospital. View this post on Instagram Good morning to you, thanx for your love and care, may God bless and Protect us all, Amen @lagosstategovt under the her ever caring Governor @jidesanwoolu is really really really trying God is my Witness, dont forget to say a word of prayer for him pleaseA post shared by AZADUS (@azadus01) on Jun 17, 2020 at 11:25pm PDT ”My Advice, If you must go out, see everyone as that COVID-19 itself and wash your hands for 40secs at the least. Meanwhile, if you insist that Covid-19 is not real, Covid-19 is not in Nigeria or Africa, haaaaaaaaaa well, don’t be shy to ask me questions. View this post on Instagram To whom much is given, much is expected. @lagosstategovt took care of me and my medical bills along with thousands when I was hospitalized. I feel the need to pay back through my little contribution is just appropriate and patriotic. If you like you can say I have been paid, may God not let your ignorance kill u. A post shared by AZADUS (@azadus01) on Jun 18, 2020 at 3:27am PDT ”Please kindly say a word of prayer for @lagosstategovt. Under our super caring Governor @jidesanwooluGod bless” he concluded.