Sonnie Badu Fire Bill Gates wife, Melinda Gates

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Sonnie Badu  Fire Bill Gates wife, Melinda Gates 




Melinda Gates, wife of billionaire Bill Gates in an interview with American news channel CNN claimed that developing countries, including those in Africa, are going to be badly hit by the deadly coronavirus pandemic.

According to her, should there ever be a time in Africa where the number of cases recorded come just a little close to the ones from Europe, America, and Asia, the African continent will suffer great consequences.

Melinda Gates, who is also co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, said cases are low in Africa because the continent is not testing as much as Europe and also referred to reports of dead bodies on the streets in Ecuador and said: “You are going to see that in Africa.”

Well, in as much as many people do not have any problems with her assertions, the suggestion that dead bodies will be found in the streets soon has seen many Africans fight back.

Ghanaian gospel musician and preacher, Sonnie Badu is one of the many who have rejected this claim.

Taking to his Instagram page, Sonnie Badu told Melinda to shut up because she is not God to make such a determination.

He also reiterated that Africa will surprise the world when this whole pandemic is over, so the likes of Melinda who are praying that worse will happen in Ghana should just wait.

“You are not God … You are only human, Just like us. Do not over step your boundaries, don’t worry your time will be up soon … Africa will surprise the world, that is why for the first time we are ahead of you all … Madam, keep quite ???????????????????????? … my name is BADU,” he wrote.

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Comments

  1. MTVApril 13, 2020 at 2:15 PM

    Sonnie Badu I will help you fire her, as jesus said father for give them for they dont no what they are doing

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  2. MTVApril 13, 2020 at 2:15 PM

    so bro She dont know what she is saying

    ReplyDelete
  3. MTVApril 13, 2020 at 2:16 PM

    let her say whatever she want to say

    ReplyDelete
  4. MTVApril 13, 2020 at 2:20 PM

    She thinks she has money of the world will take her to Heaven

    ReplyDelete
  5. MTVApril 13, 2020 at 2:20 PM

    She don't no that she can get affected mpo

    ReplyDelete

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