AKA’s Theories On Covid-19 Transmission Backfire

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AKA’s Theories On Covid-19 Transmission Backfire

AKA's Theories On Covid-19 Transmission Backfire

 

Multi-award-winning South African musician AKA has ignited controversy after he shared his theories on the transmission of Covid-19 on social media. The rapper, real name Kiernan Jarryd Forbes, appeared to question the science behind the transmission of Covid-19 by asymptomatic people.

Writing on social media platform Twitter, the ‘Fela In Versace’ star said

Where is the PROOF that someone can infect another person with a deadly virus Microbe without showing ANY symptoms of the virus that they are carrying? Does that even make sense? How does that even sound logical?

AKA’s rather radical theories on how Covid-19 is transmitted attracted a lot of attention and within a few hours, the post had more than 3 000 interactions. However, it seems that a lot of people were not impressed by the rapper’s theories and cautioned him to be more careful about the information that he shares with his followers. Others accused the rapper of being reckless and counselled him to be careful when speaking about matters in which he has no expertise.

 

AKA's Theories On Covid-19 Transmission Backfire
AKA’s Theories On Covid-19 Transmission Backfire (Image Credit: Instagram)

 

Below are some of the reactions to AKA’s post on social media

 

However, despite the backlash, AKA was yet to delete or clarify on his tweet about Covid-19 transmission. The article will be updated if this changes.

 


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