Mustapha Njie contracts coronavirus in Nigeria, urges people to respect Covid-19 protocols

TAF Global Africa’s founder and boss has been announced of contracting coronavirus in Nigeria’s state of Port Harcourt as he planned to leave for Nairobi, Kenya on a business trip.

The top real estate mogul said despite getting vaccinated against coronavirus with the AstraZeneca vaccine that he contracted the virus, but that the vaccination helped him so much that his condition is just mild.

“I got tested in Port Harcourt, Nigeria on 27/07/21 as I was supposed to travel to Nairobi, Kenya. The results came positive and I had to self-isolated and started treatment. I had already taken both jabs of the AstraZeneca vaccine,” he announced his platform on Facebook.

He added: “This helped a lot as my symptoms were mild but I got hit badly given my age and has been hypertensive for the past 24 years. I got tested again of 03/08/21 and am now negative,” adding that: “There is a lot of stigmas with Covid-19 and this must stop as it’s not a death warrant. Please talk to your loved ones to get tested, vaccinated and respect the Covid-19 protocols so we can save lives.”

“Thank you, Mustapha Njie, for sharing your story. To stigmatize COVID-19 is indeed wrong! Get well soon,” former head of NAWEC Alpha Robinson commented on his platform.

Meanwhile, he also said in another post: “As a Pan African Entrepreneur and the leading real estate developer in The Gambia, my goal is to build and deliver 1,000,000 homes across sub-Saharan Africa and I am pleased to announce that I am taking this major step to invest Sierra Leone.”

“The RIVTAF, as they say, is a piece of heaven on earth it consists of 1001 homes and it is one of the biggest estates in Nigeria and all houses are sold out. In this video, you can learn what to do after finding land for a business, setting up a local company for business in Nigeria, how we hired local and international consultants for market and feasibility study, the Architects and Engineers both local and international, the MOU signing with Rivers State Government and, business risk lessons to learn in any new country.”