Popular Nigerian comedian Stanley Chibunna, professionally known as Funnybone, has threatened to take legal action against the attendee who turned up at the recently held African Magic Viewers Choice Awards from the United Kingdom with the coronavirus.
Recall that all attendees of the AMVCA were advised by the NCDC to self-isolate following potential exposure to coronavirus from an attendee identified as Seun who arrived at the movie award event despite showing symptoms of the dreaded disease.
Now Funnybone has taken to social media to let Seun know that he won’t go scot-free for exposing them to the deadly virus.
The comedian made this known via his Instagram page on Sunday, March 29, 2020, where he revealed how his family and friends were worried about his state of heath following the announcement by the NCDC.
According to him, family and friends still call him regularly to ask about his well being despite testing negative to COVID-19. He went on to tell Seun, a documentary photographer, to recover in time for him to be sued.
He wrote:
“14days after AMVCA and I kept getting calls from family and friends asking me the same question , Stanley hope you are good ? Are you coughing ? Well I am not showing any symptoms yet and I won’t by his grace.
I did the test finally and it came out NEGATIVE. So fam Iam well, alive and safe.
Stay safe and be safe.
Meanwhile before I forget oga SEUN who arrived from London sick and yet decided to turn up for Amvca . Pls get well soon o and recover fast if nobody will . I will personally sue you to court. But first get will soon you hear.”
Check out his post below:
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