A Koforidua based Prophet is claiming to have developed a cure for COVID-19.
According to Prophet Samuel Asante Agyepong, Founder of the All Christians Prayer Ministry in Koforidua, Eastern regional capital, his herbal medicine prepared under the direction of God has the potency to cure persons infected with the coronavirus.
He said the efficacy of the herbal medicine has helped to improve the health status of some persons infected with the virus at his prayer camp.
According to him, his cure is rooted in the belief that there is a higher power that has some level of influence on human health.
“Lots of people come to me for prayer if they’re not feeling well. I pray for them and give them my herbal medicine after which they become healthy. Later they confide that they were infected with the coronavirus. so many people with coronavirus have been healed with this herbal medicine but I didn’t want to go public with it for fear of condemnation and insult because I am not a pharmacist but the Lord told me that this is the cure of Coronavirus reason I am coming public.”
Speaking to the media in Koforidua, Prophet Asante Agyepong said he is willing to produce in large quantities of his herbal concoction to treat affected persons when approved by regulatory authorities.
Ghana has 5,444 active cases of Covid-19 as of February 26, 2021, with 607 deaths.
A total of 84,023 cases have been recorded since March 2020 with 77,972 recoveries.
Ghana will start administering Covaxx vaccines against the virus this week after receiving 600,000 doses last week to become the first country around the world to receive the Covax vaccine.
President Akufo-Addo unveiled in his 24th national address on the pandemic the strategy for the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in the country.
Below is the list of priority persons
Group 1
Persons most at risk and frontline State officials
Healthcare workers
Frontline security personnel
Persons with underlying medical conditions
Persons 60 years and above
Frontline members of the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary
Group 2
Other essential service providers and the rest of the security agencies
Water and electricity supply services
Teachers and students
Supply and distribution of fuels
Farmers and food value chain
Telecommunications services
Air traffic and civil aviation control services
Meteorological services
Air transport services
Waste management services
Media
Public and private commercial transport services
Police Service
Armed Forces
Prisons Service
Immigration Service
National Fire Service
CEPS Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority
Other members of the Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature
Group 3
Consists of the rest of the public that is all persons over 18 years, except for pregnant women.
Group 4
This final group will include pregnant mothers and persons under the age of 18, and they will be vaccinated when an appropriate vaccine, hopefully, is found, or when enough safety data on the present vaccines are available according to the President.
Source: Mybrytfmonline.com/Obed Ansah
