Ghanaian Gospel artist Ritaqueen has spoken that apart from the precautions needed to be observed to curb the spread of the Coronavirus, Ghanaians must seek the face of God if the Coronavirus is to be defeated in Ghana. 

She claimed that "God is not happy" with the world, that's why he has unleashed the deadly virus to express his displeasure. She echoed the words of Shantana, to claim that gays and lesbians are part of the reasons why God has allowed the plague to wash through Ghana. 

She used ancient Egypt as her example, as she claimed that the "plague" is a way God is using to soften the heart of the world and the ultimate tool to defeating the virus would be to use the Word of God. 

She quoted Exodus 7:4-5 to affirm her revelation, which reads "Even then Pharaoh will refuse to listen to you. So I will bring down my fist on Egypt. Then I will rescue my forces—my people, the Israelites—from the land of Egypt with great acts of judgment. When I raise my powerful hand and bring out the Israelites, the Egyptians will know that I am the Lord.”

"God is not happy with this generation because we crave to ungodly things and rejects the power that had saved us. Just as the Israelites had abandoned their God and craved to the gods of the pagans, so is this generation and that has fueled the anger of God.

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“The pandemic is not ending anytime soon until our world leaders seek the face of God and submit to him. The legalization of gaysm and lesbianism is the worst of all," she said.

She thereafter stated that, her latest single “He Reigns” was a message from God to the world to acknowledge him and run to him in times as these.

"This is not just a song to entertain the mass but one given from above to divulge the glory of God unto humanity. The Lord wanted to pass a message to the world that, he is the only God who reigns forever and to be worshipped by all”.

Ritaqueen also cautioned the public about their handling of cash for transactions saying it was one of the common mediums through which the virus could be transferred.

"With the safety precautions, let’s not forget money is the swiftest transmitter of this virus. People are not thinking about it as they have focused more on social distancing, no handshakes, and hugging.
“Money is part of our everyday lives and we can’t do away with it. Always remember after receiving money from a person, you either wash your hands with soap under running water or use your sanitizer,” she stated.