Angel Henry's $2.2 million to Covid-19

Written by Fairchick Date

Canadian - Nigerian musician, Angel Henry have tested negative to Covid-19 as he confirms to his doctor Miranda Alonzo. 

The musician, who have been getting streams and participating in music charts on Reverbnation music, (reverbnation.com/angelhenryjnr_ ) made this known from his twitter account on Monday 30th march 2020.

Angel Henry's Social media manager, Minta Boron confirmed it in a tweet. 

He also asked his manager 'Derek Wayne' to auction his car and $2.8 million dollars mansion in Abuja and give the money to lots of people who couldn't meet up with the last buy stage. By doing this, he encouraged Nigerians to be patriotic in a meaningful way.

He also revealed to that he has set up a donation point for those interested in donating to WHO through Angel Henry to support people during this hard times. He published that on the Ho9ja' website days ago, and also shared it on his twitter handle. 

Angel Henry have also been promised a new car and house to be worth $5.5 million dollars after his free give away to Corona virius pandemic victims. Angel Henry previously talked of using medications as paracetamol for his health during the scare when he purchased a jump rope from China, but now NCDC me WHO are approving Chloroquine.

Some scientists are already working hard to provide a suitable vaccine for this issue of the Covid-19 spread.

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