Upcoming music artist, Cent Remmy who was reported to have tested positive for COVID-19 two weeks ago has addressed his fans regarding the whole drama.
According to him, he was heart broken when they concluded he has the virus without even testing him first.
He said: “First of all I would like to inform Nigerians that I was never tested for Coronavirus in the first place which still leaves me surprised on how and why Nigerians tagged me positive without being tested.”
He went on to explain what really went on at the airport. According to him, it was just an attack that led to his constant coughing and difficulty in breathing.
Cent said, “I was heartbroken when I saw myself tagged a COVID – 19 patient without being tested. I was not tested for the virus and seeing me coughing is not enough reason to speculate such news.
I had an attack that led to the coughing and difficulty in breathing and that wasn’t the first time it happened,” he said.
The artiste also refute claims that it was a deliberate stunt.
He said: “This part got me the most to be honest. Who pulls such stunt at the airport? So disappointing how people could think of such because there are medical professionals that attended to me inside the airport.
“Does that mean the stunt was also planned with them or are they not professional enough to detect when such sickness is faked? I think it’s time we call a spade a spade and a shovel a shovel!
Why the police came to his house
“Also, the second video where I was arrested by the police is not what is being bandied about.
Truly, the police were in my apartment but what brought them was something entirely different. I wasn’t taken out of the apartment.”
Also, he alleged that the whole saga has affected his music career positively and negatively.
“Making me known to a majority is a positive effect on my career but to be tagged coronavirus patient is a negative one.
“I never took advantage of the situation to release new music, my song ‘Aye’ audio and video has been on iTunes pre-order before the rumour broke out on the internet,” he added.
