Pappy Kojo has been left stranded in Italy since Coronavirus hit the country and has been on constant plea for rescue via twitter.

Almost everyday, Pappy tweets about how scared he is and how bad he misses Ghana. In his recent tweet, he cried to the President of Ghana to order a private jet to fly him home but all his plea fell on deaf ears.

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The Ghanaian rapper’s plea to the Ghanaian Government to come to his rescue has finally been answered.

According to Mrs. Barbara Oteng Gyasi, Minister for Tourism, Arts and Culture, the current state of Italy and the recent travel ban imposed, Government will not permit them to fly Pappy Kojo home.

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“Currently, traveling is out of the question. We’re not encouraging people to come to Ghana. Ghanaians can return home but if you’re in a country which is locked down and you don’t have flight coming in, then how do you travel? He wants to be jetted back to Ghana? How is that possible? We cannot arrange a jet to bring an individual back.” She told MzGee in an interview.

The minister also said although she sympathizes with Pappy Kojo, he will be safe if he follows the laid down measures.

“We’re trying to contain a situation and the directive is that for countries which have recorded over 200 cases, we are not allowing people from those countries into Ghana because we are also trying to contain the situation here. And I believe that wherever he finds himself, if he follows the guidelines from the protocols, he will be safe.”

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Burkina Faso’s four key ministers thus Minister of foreign affairs, interior, education, and mines and quarries have all tested positive for the deadly coronavirus as the African continent battles with the surge in the number of infected people.

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The country’s health emergency response operations center also allegedly reported two new deaths on Saturday, March 21. 

said it has recorded three deaths since the outbreak of the deadly virus, adding that 24 new cases were confirmed on Friday, March 20. 

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At the time of filing this report, Burkina Faso reportedly has a total of 64 confirmed cases (29 women and 35 men). The country has also recorded five cases of recovery. In a bid to contain the spread of the virus, the government of Burkina Faso has closed its land and air borders and introduced curfew starting on Saturday, March 21. 

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