collitexnaira: Doing this will put innocent customers at risk of contacting the deadly disease, because I don't think they will change that gloves until the end of each business day

estyvino: That place na hospital Na!h

estyvino: That place na hospital Na!h

estyvino: That place na hospital Na!h

gladpresh: nawa o

philtex: Can U Imagine ? I slaped a banker On friday.!!! Nonsense

gladpresh: nawa o

pendusky: that's a bank. l can see fashola pics. people has to be very careful. so bankers are not exception to that. imagine The residue of Ebola victim vomit on naira note. it will be as fresh as The residue an Ebola bat leaves on a fruit. health sectors telling us Ebola can't be spread by touching money is somewhat fallacy.

estyvino: That place na hospital Na!h

urhoboman: How often do dey change the gloves? Do they use the same glove to serve 5 to 10 customers? They are the ones putting customers at risk while protecting themselves alone. Imagine a bank cashier collecting a withdrawal slip and cashing an ebola victim and still use the same hand(glove) to attend to a healthy customer thereby posing the later at risk of contacting it.

gramci:

Healthy customers should come with gloves

urhoboman: How often do dey change the gloves? Do they use the same glove to serve 5 to 10 customers? They are the ones putting customers at risk while protecting themselves alone. Imagine a bank cashier collecting a withdrawal slip and cashing an ebola victim and still use the same hand(glove) to attend to a healthy customer thereby posing the later at risk of contacting it.

pendusky: that's a bank. l can see fashola pics.

urhoboman: How often do dey change the gloves? Do they use the same glove to serve 5 to 10 customers? They are the ones putting customers at risk while protecting themselves alone. Imagine a bank cashier collecting a withdrawal slip and cashing an ebola victim and still use the same hand(glove) to attend to a healthy customer thereby posing the later at risk of contacting it.