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Kirani is a very influential citizen of Grenada. This statement is not medical advice , this is encouragement. I am quite sure you would rather listen to a white or a Chinese man. I know Grenadians are very good at criticizing their fellow citizens, while you adore those who you don’t even know. As Grenadians its time for us to learn work together , love and cherish what we have. Leave Kirani alone, he is doing a good job, encouraging people do what is right. That is positive influence not medical advice.
Kirani should not be giving what is essentially ‘medical advice’ as he isn’t a qualified medical professional and should stay out of this debate if he knows what is good for him. If he chooses to take the vaccine, that’s his personal choice to which he is entitled; those people choosing not to take the vaccine should also be allowed their personal choice to not take it.
Since when do we take ‘medical advice’ from corrupt, lying politicians and paid sportsmen? Where exactly did they complete their medical degrees to be providing ‘medical advice’ to people?
He always makes us proud!
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