Sunyani Residents share opinion on COVID-19 Vaccine (Audio)
Already the covid-19 vaccine has been greeted with mixed reactions; some believe it’s an indirect way of identifying people with the 666 marks as they talk of the end time signs
Joseph Marfo 
Ghana is to begin the Covid-19 vaccination on March 2 as the government takes delivery of 600,000 AstraZeneca doses today.
The Information Minister-designate, Kojo Oppong Nkrumah said the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine was made by the Serum Institute of India (Covishield).
“This is the first consignment of vaccines acquired through the COVID-19 Vaccine Global Access Facility (COVAX) which Ghana, among 92 countries, has signed unto. “Covid-19 vaccination will be conducted in phases among segmented populations.
Already the covid-19 vaccine has been greeted with mixed reactions; some believe it’s an indirect way of identifying people with the 666 marks as they talk of the end time signs.
Others say the whites through the vaccine want to reduce the world’s population.
However, a section of the public in Sunyani who spoke to Soiree News Nana Ama Asiedu expressed their readiness in taking the vaccine while others are of the view that education on its efficacy is of the essence.
However, though, some also believe the virus does not exist hence do not see the essence of taking the vaccine when the time comes.
SOME RESIDENTS OF SUNYANI SHARED THEIR VIEWS...LISTEN TO AUDIO
