Discussion Forums about Books and Reading | Is it valid that Africa had a lower fatality rate from Covid-19 due to the non-use of the Covid vaccine?
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Hi, Eromosele. Thank you for your input. You may be interested to know, i called one of my friends who is originally from Lagos, Nigeria. He confirmed what Dr. Huber is stating in her book. He does not know of anyone who died of Covid-19 back home in Lagos. His mother, who is 93 years old, siblings, and friends did not wear masks nor did they take a vaccine. None of them got sick. He mentioned that he took 3 vaccines here in Canada and that his relatives in Lagos became upset with him for doing so.Eromosele Success wrote: ↑10 Jun 2024, 14:59 This is actually true. In the west, they keep releasing these big numbers as the daily death toll, and in Africa, just a fraction is shown as the mortality rate. I mean, the fact that Israel was the most vaccinated and had a very high death toll says a lot.
Well look at that! Even old people who were said to have more likelihood of contracting the virus, and dying from it, and here’s someone who didn’t even wear masksGerry Steen wrote: ↑10 Jun 2024, 16:55Hi, Eromosele. Thank you for your input. You may be interested to know, i called one of my friends who is originally from Lagos, Nigeria. He confirmed what Dr. Huber is stating in her book. He does not know of anyone who died of Covid-19 back home in Lagos. His mother, who is 93 years old, siblings, and friends did not wear masks nor did they take a vaccine. None of them got sick. He mentioned that he took 3 vaccines here in Canada and that his relatives in Lagos became upset with him for doing so.Eromosele Success wrote: ↑10 Jun 2024, 14:59 This is actually true. In the west, they keep releasing these big numbers as the daily death toll, and in Africa, just a fraction is shown as the mortality rate. I mean, the fact that Israel was the most vaccinated and had a very high death toll says a lot.
This might also be the case. I don't know. Do you know any doctors living in Africa who can confirm this? Thank you for weighing in.
Hi, Ashley. It is interesting. A friend of mine from Nigeria confirmed what Doctor Huber was stating about the low mortality rate from COVID-19 in Africa. Thank you for leaving your comments.Ashley Hodgins wrote: ↑03 Jul 2024, 14:15 There seems to be several factors under consideration; low population density, stronger immune systems due to exposure to other pathogens, higher temperatures, more time outside and so on. However, other countries with similar living conditions and higher vaccine rates have much higher fatality rates due to COVID-19. It's interesting and worth researching!