Life is sweet: Singer Teni advises Nigerians on what to do against COVID-19, says she's getting vaccinated
- Singer Teni has declared that coronavirus is real and people should ensure they adhere to all safety protocols to keep themselves and others safe
- The popular entertainer said life is sweet and she will ensure she gets herself vaccinated because to protect herself against the deadly disease
- In a video she posted on her Instagram page, Teni advised people to wash their hands regularly and use their face masks
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Nigerian artiste Teni has taken to social media to advise Nigerians on the need to wear nose mask and wash their hands regularly.
In a video she posted on Instagram page, the award-winning entertainer said she will get COVID-19 vaccine soon because she can't continue to risk her life.
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According to the singer, life is sweet and she doesn't want to die and leave all the enjoyment behind.
She advised people to always wash their hands, make use of hand sanitisers and practise social distancing.
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