Ngumuya tests positive for Covid-19: Admitted to Queen’s Hospital
Gospel musician and former member of Parliament for Blantyre City South Constituency, Allan Ngumuya, has tested positive for coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Ngumuya has confirmed with journalists about the development on Tuesday .
The sensational gospel musician said he is admitted to Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre where he is receiving treatment.
“Please, tell the public that I have tested COVID-19 positive and I have been admitted to Queens. Let everyone stay safe. COVID-19 is real,” wrote Ngumuya on his Facebook page.
Ngumuya is one of the high ranking politicians to test COVID-19 positive after the Karonga Central legislator, Frank Mwenefumbo and the incumbent Nkhata Bay MP, Julius Chiona Mwase .
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Wish him to get well soon 🙏🙏
I wish him quick recovery
is he still a politician)
Get well soon brother, may God touch with His healing hand.
The Govt of Chakwera which all along was denying the presence of Convid 19 there by making Malawians taking an easy approach to the pandemic should immediately come up with measures to stop the spread now before the infection comes out of hand. Today the country can afford to quarantine all the infected but tomorrow when the figure reaches in thousands the country capacity will not cope. Chaker think twice. Test more and quarantine. NOT SELF QUARANTINE.
The name says it all!
Is he a sensation gospel artist? UTM kkkk
KUDWALA NA OLENGEDWA AYENELA KUDWALA O BIG DEAL KUCHIMWA KWA ADAM ITS LIKE THAT SO DO MAKE IT A FUUNY THING ANY ONE CAN FALL SICK
I hope more politicians end up at queens and KCH but I also hope that most of them recover so that just maybe they fully understand the plight of the Malawian.
Inu nde mwakamba mzelu tu. These presidents and politicians fly out the country For medical help. And dont do anything to promote better healthcare in their own country. Nde chaka chino tonse ku Queens ko tu. Tiziwona.
Get well soon Allan.
being a Covidiot and refusing to wear a mask. no suprise there