Clergywoman, Laurie Idahosa, has responded to some Christians who tackled her and threatened to unfollow her after she shared photos and videos of herself taking the COVID-19 vaccine on her Instagram page on Tuesday, March 6.
Laurie shared videos of herself taking a jab of the vaccine and wrote;
''I got my first dose of the Covid vaccine today! ... Yes, you can still be a person of faith and get the Covid Vaccine. #covidvacccine #vaccinationdone #vaccineisnotthemarkofthebeast''
Some Christians took to her comment section to question her faith in God as a Christian. One of the commenters even compared her with her father-in-law, Archbishop Benson Idahosa, who he claims wouldn't have taken the vaccine. See The comments and Laurie's response below
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Macron is the first French president to win a second term for two decades, but Le Pen’s result also marks the closest the far-right has ever come to taking power in France and has revealed a deeply divided nation.
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