The Best Way To Cure Coronavirus Is….Ooni Of Ife

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Ojaja II, has given what he considers the best way to contain the ravaging coronavirus, believed to be on its second wave of infections.

He has also congratulated members of the Christian family globally on the 2020 Christmas celebration, charging the Nigerian government on economy recovery plans.

A release by the Ooni’s Director of Media & Public Affairs, Comrade Moses Olafare, expressed the royal father’s concern about the increasing incidence of infection.

He urged Nigerians to adhere to safety protocols concerning coronavirus, and added:

” While it is heartwarming that we now have vaccines coming up, the best way to cure this virus is not to get it at all”

“The wave of coronavirus we are dealing with now is deadlier than what we had in the first two quarters of the concluding year 2020.

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“So I want to appeal to our people that it is not yet over. We must not lose our guards as we can hear in the news that more people are now testing positive to the virus” he was quoted by agency reports.

“Imagine the strange strain of the disease in some parts of the world, making some people blind while others are losing vital organs which is absolutely new.

” While it is heartwarming that we now have vaccines coming up, the best way to cure this virus is not to get it at all.

“Let us continue to wear our face masks, avoid crowds and continue to wash our hands with soap and clean water.

Earlier in the message, he had congratulated Christians in Nigeria and beyond on the celebrations of the 2020 Christmas, adding:

“The history of Jesus Christ is full of testimonies inspiring enough to find him worthy of emulation”, he said, describing Jesus Christ as a complete representation of a tolerant and peace making leader worthy of emulations.

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“We started this year 2020 with a lot of hopes and aspirations, particularly on the country getting it right economically towards the prosperity of the entire citizenry.

“But unfortunately, the pandemic Covid-19 crept in, sinking the economy in yet another recession.

“It has happened this way and the only way out is for the government to take responsibility.

” Government policies must be executed in a way that standard of living of the citizens, particularly the youths is upgraded which will in turn reduce the crime rate in the country”.

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“We must take responsibility as our personal safety has a lot to do with the health of the entire country”, the Ooni added.