Siv Ngesi says he will punch people saying that Covid 19 is not real
- South African actor and television host Siv Ngesi is tired of the people who keep saying that Covid-19 is fake
- Ngesi took to social media to say that he would punch anyone who tells him that the virus is not real
- A few social media users engaged Siv and commented with their thoughts about the matter
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Three-time SAFTA-nominated actor Siv Ngesi is really taking the Covid-19 crisis in South Africa seriously. Siv said that he would deal with anyone who says that the virus is fake. The country has reached over 1ne million confirmed cases and the second wave is currently taking place.
Taking to Twitter this week, Siv decided to make it known that the virus means serious business.
"Three friends lost their parents today! If I lost a parent and I had people saying Covid is fake, I would punch you in the throat," said Siv.
Source: Instagram
A number of Mzansi celebrities have spoken about their opinions on the virus with some having lost people close to them.
Siv was not impressed with how some South Africans are still holding onto the belief that the virus is not real. A number of social media users engaged with the tweet:
@BrettFishA said: "While I don't agree with violence, I totally get the sentiment here and the people who are still claiming Covid is fake need to understand the violence of their words and attitudes towards all those who are struggling or have lost people."
@NicolaCoop commented: "Same. People are so disappointing."
@Vaneshree02 said: "I'm so sorry Siv. Strength and love to all."
Briefly.co.za previously reported that Siv Ngesi questioned Cyril Ramaphosa's crying and was not convinced by his tears. South African actor and comedian Siv Ngesi is a bit sceptical of Cyril Ramaphosa's emotional state during his address to the nation on 28 December.
Mzansi has been hit with a second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic and infections have been rising rapidly. As a result, more people have succumbed to the virus and this forced the government to act quickly by putting the country back into Level 3 lockdown.
During his speech, President Cyril Ramaphosa became emotional and looked as if he was crying towards the end. This caused a number of people in Mzansi to feel sorry for the president.
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Source: Briefly News
