Diana Hamilton
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Gospel artiste, Diana Hamilton is urging Ghanaians not to buy into conspiracy theories surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic and the vaccines created.
Speaking on Prime Morning, she said that it is better for people to read further on the vaccines if they have problems or questions.
Diana Hamilton revealed that after testing positive for the coronavirus, she was not hesitant to take her jab.
She said that she has taken her first jab of the virus adding that she is ready to take her second jab.
She explained that God has given people the wisdom to make their own decision.
“A man of God is a human being, it is very important that we make these decisions ourselves and not let a man talk us out of it,” she added.
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