Liberian President George Weah releases a song to be used by the UN to spread awareness about the Covid-19
Liberia's President George Weah speaks during a news conference at Presidential palace in Abidjan, Ivory Coaston April 4, 2018.
Weah hopes to appeal to music lovers across the West African nation of some 4.5 million people to ensure Covid-19 does not spread further. "The song, 'Let's Stand Together to Fight Corona", will be a part of the second phase of UNESCO's #DontGoViral campaign, which they say is aimed at informing and sensitising communities across Africa about the dangers of the disease," Weah's office said.
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