Abia is the only state mentioned in the Bible, God will not allow Coronavirus come here – Governor Ikpeazu declares [video]

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The Governor of Abia state Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu, has stated that his state will not be affected by the global pandemic, COVID-19, as a result of God’s promise.

He said that Abia was the only state mentioned in the Bible and that God would not allow the disease to come close as with other states.

He added that previous diseases such as monkey pox and Ebola had not affected the state and that the case would be the same for the deadly Coronavirus.

The Governor has also gone on to speak about social distancing and isolating during this period to keep safe.

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