Nurse Diana Hamilton dispels COVID-19 conspiracy theories as she gets vaccinated
This follows endorsements by the Church of Pentecost where she worships.
Reigning Queen of Ghana Gospel Music, Diana Antwi Hamilton, has defied the odds to be vaccinated against COVID-19 in the UK as endorsed and encouraged by the Church of Pentecost where she was raised in.
The ‘Mo Ne Yo’ hitmaker on February 20, 2021, shared a video of herself receiving a dose of the vaccine in an unknown hospital on her Instagram page.
“Family, to vaccinate or not to vaccinate? That is the question. So I had my COVID-19 jab a few weeks ago. Why? Let’s meet on Facebook at 6.30 pm GMT and be real with each other. I miss you plenty,” she captioned the video.
Mrs. Hamilton happens to be the only Ghanaian celebrity to have publicly shared a covid-19 vaccination experience since its inception.
Meanwhile, the government has announced the arrival of the first batch of coronavirus vaccines for the country on February 23, 2021.
The information minister, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah who earlier disclosed this at a conference, said the government has targeted 20 million people for the exercise scheduled between March and October 2021.
He indicated that to clear all forms of misconceptions and also enhance public confidence in the exercise, some public officials and celebrities will be made to take their vaccines publicly.
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