Showing posts with label ebola virus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ebola virus. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 December 2014

Ebola Case Confirmed in Scotland


An Ebola case has been confirmed in Scotland. A healthcare worker, who returned from Sierra Leone last night has been diagnosed with Ebola, the Scottish government has confirmed. The patient returned from Sierra Leone yesterday and is now receiving treatment at the specialist Brownlee Unit for Infectious Diseases at Glasgow's Gartnavel Hospital. The Scottish Government said in a statement tonight that procedures to deal with infectious diseases have been put into effect.

Saturday, 13 September 2014

Ebola Will Kill 5 Million People, Expert Says

A German Ebola expert has reportedly said that it is too late to contain the virus and that the disease will kill 5 million people in the affected countries before it “burns out.”

Monday, 8 September 2014

New Ebola Case Confirmed in Lagos

  It has been confirmed that a new Ebola case had surfaced in Lagos. According to the Special Assistant to the Minister of Health on Media and Communication, Dan Nwomeh there is a new confirmed Ebola case in Lagos and the sister of late Port Harcourt doctor, Enemoa has been discharged.

He tweeted the following...

Saturday, 6 September 2014

I’m Free from Ebola, but I’m now Jobless ––Ejelonu's Boyfriend

Stigma is a major problem in Nigeria and the earlier we change such attitude, the better.

Dennis Akagha has been certified to be free of Ebola Virus, but his fiancée, Miss Justina Ejelonu, a nurse at First Consultant Hospital, Lagos Island, Lagos who came in contact with Patrick Sawyer, did not survive the disease. In an interview with Punch, he said he's faced stigma from people on his street, artisans and most recently his work place.

Friday, 5 September 2014

Ewedu Is A Cure for Ebola – LUTH Consultant

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A consultant at the Lagos University Hospital (LUTH), Idi-Araba, Professor Adebukola Ositelu, has said Ewedu ‎‘Genus Corchorus’ which is known in English as the Long-Fruited vegetable, is capable of preventing and curing the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) by boosting the immune system.

Tuesday, 2 September 2014

Elderly Woman Tests Positive for Ebola in Port Harcourt

 
One of the three persons taken to the Ebola virus quarantine centre in  Emohua Local Government Area of Rivers State, has tested positive for the disease.

The latest case, an elderly woman, contracted the virus in Good Heart Hospital, the health facility where Dr. Iyke Enemuo, the doctor who treated an ECOWAS diplomat, Koye Olu-Ibukun, died last week.

Friday, 29 August 2014

Ebola: How Infected Doctor Ran From Lagos To Port Harcourt

 
A member of staff of ECOWAS, who was on the team that received the late Patrick Sawyer in Lagos, made a trip to Port Harcourt where he checked into a hotel and met with Dr. Iyke  Enemuo. The ECOWAS official whose name was not given, was said to have had contact with Patrick.
 
He was placed under surveillance in Lagos but he escaped to Port Harcourt  where he checked into a hotel and contacted Enemuo for treatment.The official recovered from the ailment and returned to Lagos. Health workers were said to have tested him when he allegedly came for a clearance certificate and gave him a clean bill of health.
But the Rivers State Government said,

Thursday, 28 August 2014

Ebola: Male Survivors To Abstain From S3x

 
The men who survived the Ebola Virus in Nigeria have been advised not to have s3x for at least 7 weeks.
Dr Bridget Okoeguale, Director, Department of Public Health, gave the advice during an interview with News Agency of Nigeria (NAN). She said:

Doctor Dies Of The Virus In Port Harcourt; Wife Falls Sick Too

 
According to Sahara Reporters, a doctor who secretly treated a diplomat who had contact with the index case, Liberian-American Patrick Sawyer, has died of the virus.
The doctor, who is yet to be named, died on Friday the 22nd of August, 2014. His wife has also taken ill and has been quarantined in Port Harcourt. Interestingly, the diplomat the doctor treated is still alive.
The diplomat, who was part of the team who met with Patrick Sawyer in Lagos, flew to Port Harcourt, Rivers State for treatment, evading Nigerian federal government surveillance for the disease. The late doctor then took him to a hotel for treatment.

Wednesday, 27 August 2014

Ebola victim dies in Port Harcourt

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According to DailyPost, There are unconfirmed reports that a patient suspected to be infected with the dreaded Ebola virus has died in Rivers State.

Tuesday, 26 August 2014

Photo: Scientists Invent Robot To Prevent Spread of Ebola Virus

US scientists have created two "germ-killing robots' to eliminate Ebola. The robots have been deployed to the JFK Hospital and ELWA Hospital in Monrovia,Liberia.

Monday, 25 August 2014

Ebola - Dr Ameyo Adadevohs Sister Allegedly Tests Positive.

Dr Adedevoh's sister whose tests was conducted last week has tested positive to the Ebola virus, this news is according to the Insiders at the Ministry of health. 
Dr Ameyo's sister is allegedly presently under quarantine at Lasuth.
The sister was one of the people to have had contact with Dr Ameyo before she passed on via Ebola virus.

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Saturday, 23 August 2014

Last Official Letter of Dr Adadevoh on Ebola Virus

 
I stumbled on this letter....and it is the last letter from the hospital, where Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh treated Patrick Sawyer before his death..the letter was directed  to the Lagos and Federal governments co-signed by Dr. Ohiaeri, a colleague at the First Consultants Medical Centre. It was written after the death of the Liberian who brought the disease to Nigeria. Read it below:

Friday, 22 August 2014

Fear of Ebola: Woman Dies In Ekiti After 4 Hospitals Rejected Her

 
 Ekiti State Government has debunked rumours of an outbreak of the deadly Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, in the state .This came as the government lamented the unfortunate death of a woman, who was said to have vomited and collapsed in premises of the State Ministry of Health and was rejected in four different private hospitals because of the text messages circulated by some unidentified people suspected to be in the Healthcare sector that tagged her ebola patient.

How Babalawo Caused Ebola Outbreak In Sierra-Leone-Health Workers

 
Some health workers in Sierra-Leone  have blamed the outbreak of the Ebola Virus on a female herbalist who claimed to have power to heal people of the disease.

Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Video: Joke Silva, @TONTOLET & Yaw Star in Tunde Kelani’s Ebola Virus Campaign


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Nollywood stars, Joke Silva and Tonto Dikeh as well as comedian and OAP Steve Onu a.k.a Yaw – have been featured in an Ebola Virus Disease awareness campaign which stresses on the importance of hygiene maintenance by washing hands regularly as a preventive measure to tackle the deadly virus. Watch the video below:

Ebola: The Nigerian Doctor, Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh Dies

 
This is so sad! Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, the Senior Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist who was one of the doctors who attended to Patrick Sawyer at First Consultant Hospital has died from the Ebola virus which she contracted from Sawyer. Some news sources had reported earlier that she has been discharged, but i guess she never recovered.

Monday, 18 August 2014

Ebola: Cameroon Suspends All Flights From Nigeria; Closes Borders

 
Fellow Nigerians, we have officially been banned from entering Cameroon. Following the fears of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) entering Cameroon through international air and seaports, including border land outposts of Nigerian Immigration Serives (NIS) in the Northeast sub-region of country, Cameroon has closed its borders with Nigeria and suspended all flights to and from Nigeria.
Cameroon, according to the NIS, has a border boundary of over 2, 000 kilometres in Borno, Adamawa, Taraba and Cross Rivers states in the South-South sub-region of Nigeria.
Speaking yesterday on a special programme of the Hausa Service of British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) monitored in Maiduguri, the spokesman of Cameroon Foreign Affairs, Chiroumma Boukkari said the decision to close the borders with Nigeria has become inevitable, because of the fears of the Ebola that spreads like wild fire in the West African sub-region.
“This decision on border closure and suspension of all flights to and from Nigeria was to protect the lives of Cameroonian citizens living within and outside from contracting ebola, as Nigeria, our main trading partner in Africa had been facing since July 20, 2014 when Patrick Sawyer sneaked into the country aboard a flight with the deadly virus.”

He however, noted that the border closure and temporary suspension of flights to and from Nigeria will be for a minimum of one month. He also advised Cameroonian citizens to take the closure of borders and flight suspension seriously in protecting their lives and property.
“The border closures with our main trading partner will be lifted, as soon as Nigeria contains the spread of the deadly viral disease. We also urge all border security agencies of the two countries to be vigilant by complying with this border closures made yesterday (Saturday) by the foreign office here in Ngaudore,” said Boukkari.
The affected border outposts in Borno state include,  Kirawa, Duji, Mallam Fatori, Gamboru, Banki, Damba/Masara, Baga, Danbaure, Sigal and Jilbe, 145 kilometres northeast of Maiduguri, the state capital.
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Saturday, 16 August 2014

EBOLA: Heart Breaking Pictures From Liberia

 
A photographer, John Moore, risked his life and bravely traveled to Monrovia, Liberia, to take pictures and show the world what is really happening in Liberia. He also wanted to create pictures showcasing how families are being torn apart as a result of the deadly virus.

Picture of The Nigerian Doctor Down With Ebola

 I salute her! This doctor was one of those that refused to allow Patrick Sawyer leave the hospital, even though Sawyer was doing all he could to get out. Thereby she prevented what could have been a national calamity. Hero!