'Africa is not a laboratory' - Drogba joins Eto'o in denouncing 'racist' remarks by French doctors

The previous Ivory Coast global has likewise hit back at the specialists who offered disputable expressions about the mainland in a TV communicate

Chelsea and Ivory Coast legend Didier Drogba has joined any semblance of Samuel Eto'o and Demba Ba in censuring the comments of two French clinical experts who said on TV the immunization that could be compelling in treating coronavirus should initially be tried in Africa.

Educators Jean-Paul Mira and Camille Locht made the affirmations on French TV channel LCI, and this didn't go down well with any semblance of Eto'o and Ba, who thought about the remarks supremacist.

Drogba participate and hit out at the clinical specialists in a progression of tweets calling African pioneers to secure the landmass' picture.

"It is incomprehensible that we keep on tolerating this. Africa isn't a lab," the 42-year-old said.

"I unequivocally censure these genuine, supremacist and derisive comments!

"Assist us with sparing lives in Africa and stop the spread of this infection which is destabilizing the entire world, rather than viewing ourselves as test subjects.

"It's ridiculous! African pioneers have an obligation to shield individuals from these horrifying plots "

The coronavirus has influenced in excess of a million people worldwide with in excess of 53,000 passings.