American Singer, Keri Hilson Reveals Why COVID-19 Is Less Prevalent In Africa

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American singer Keri Hilson has gone on Twitter to
state why the deadly coronavirus pandemic also known
as COVID-19 is spreading less across the continent of
Africa.

The singer while sharing a theory about the spread of
the virus across the globe said that the reason
COVID-19 is not prevalent in Africa is because the
continent is “not a 5G region” like other Western
countries.

She claimed Americans were warned of the “effects”
of 5G networks and its radiation increasing the virus
rate in affected counties.

“People have been trying to warn us about 5G for
years; petitions, organisations, studies. What we’re
going through is the effects of radiation. 5G launched
in China November 1 last year. People dropped dead.
See attached and go to my IG Stories for more. Turn
off 5G by disabling LTE.”

Keri Hilson also shared an alleged case study on 5G
networks, and said the more powerful software
radiation of 5G will bring about more potent health
issues.

In one of the posts she screenshotted and shared, the
singer explained the alleged dangers of 5G wireless.
“Some 5G pundits contend that the new network
generates radiofrequency radiation that can damage
DNA and lead to cancer; cause oxidative damage that
can cause premature aging; disrupt cell metabolism;
and potentially lead to other diseases through the
generation of stress proteins,” it read.

She added that she’s been watching YouTube videos
about the effects of 4G and 5G for the past year, and
finds the connections to COVID-19 to be “peculiar”
and “believable” after what she’s seen.


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