50calibre:

Sewer rat!

shymexx:

Bwahahahaha!!

Aruba beckons - with about 50 chics with massive bums, cuban cigars, and coconut rum cocktails!

And Hawaiian shirts everyday, with GEJ-esque fedora hat - that's the ideal life!

Shiit, Mark Twain lied when he said, "Good friends, good books, and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life.”

50calibre:


Hahaha you know!

Live like a king till we run out of food supplies.

But come to think of it, that will be do*pe, chics are going to need a form of protection from flesh eaters, you step up and be the shining knight & they'd all clinch to you.

50calibre:
Hahaha you know!

Live like a king till we run out of food supplies.

But come to think of it, that will be do*pe, chics are going to need a form of protection from flesh eaters, you step up and be the shining knight & they'd all clinch to you.

chukxie: Bollocks! Is 'Nano-silver' going to be administered to Americans? No! Did the US government provide the funding for the experimental drug? No! Does the US in all conscience really give a 'flying rat' about Nigeria and Nigerians? Hell No! America is doing what it does best: putting down other people's efforts while raising hers.

pussyeater:
"vodkat: Some Of them r very happy naijas r dieing like flies wetin concern dem. soon they will ban all flights from naija. Nigerians living abroad continue to face discrimination"


Keep up with ur Stewpidity! U mentioned discrimination in ur post! Ode

all4naija: I think you are wrong. That's it.

chukxie:

It's every person's right to think whatever he or she wishes to think. It's free!

CocoaOla: don't ever in Ur life quote me again cant u comment on your own foolish fool

vodkat:

If u nor get anything to talk make u shut up ignoramus. Nigerians will continue to be facing discrimation abroad Ebola or no Ebola fuking pu55i eater like u make u commot ur smelling mouth from here

phantom: .......as usual Nigerians miss the point entirely and have gone on with their conspiracy theories.
I weep for my country!

Tolu91: Patrick Sawyer was under
surveillance in Liberia for
Ebola
-Liberian govt said he escaped
quarantine and
sneaked into Nigeria -CCTV footage at Liberian
airport showed him
avoiding contact with people
and at a point lying
prostrate on the floor looking
like he was in deep pain
-His sister with whom he had
contact died of Ebola
that he was aware of
-When he arrived Nigeria he
didn't avoid contact with people rather he allowed
airport staff to carry
him
-At the hospital in Lagos he
allowed medical
personnel to treat him just as they would any normal
patient
-When asked if he came in
contact with an Ebola
victim at the point he started
showing symptoms his answer was negative
-When test confirmed the
obvious and he was
confronted with the truth, he
reacted in a violent
manner urinating on the medical staff, at least one
of them
-Sawyer who was enroute to
Calabar was insistent
on continuing his journey
despite his condition -Liberian govt has apologised to
Nigeria for
exporting Ebola to Nigeria
-Nigerian govt has approached
US for the ZMAPP
test drug they used on 2 American health workers
who contracted the virus in
Sierra Leone
-Obama said its too early to
bring the drug to Africa,
that what Africa needs is improved health facilities,
yet with all their improved
health facilities they
chose ZMAPP for their own
-A vaccine for Ebola is
underway we are told and will be ready latest July next year
-The vaccine will 1st be
administered in Africa, how
generous and selfless they are
with the vaccine but
not the curative drug -Is somebody thinking at all? -
Dont forget Sawyer
was a Liberian American with
his family resident in
America
-If people in high places could volunteer themselves
as suicide bombers in countries
like Afghanistan,
Iraq, Pakistan etc, do you think
they can't volunteer
for chemical terrorism suicide mission?
-The conventional terrorism
exported to Africa and
heavily funded by them to
destabilize our economy
and depopulate us seem no longer enough
-God is watching but we too
have to watch our
backs
-Should we trust them with their
so called vaccine when it comes?
-Africa, its time to start
thinking, time to start asking
questions
-We have lived with monkeys,
chimpanzees, gorillas, wild animals that havens always
been part of our
delicacies and never had ebola
-Why now and why always
Africa. HIV/AIDS in
Africa 1st likewise ebola? JUST THINKING ALOUD

cirmuell: Give us Ur serum, you refused. We came up with a 'likely' cure you're whining again...for petes sake what really do the US govt want?

thegoodjoehunt3: Map BioPharma have agreed to release their Experimental drug (ZMapp) to Africans, what has stopped our President and the Minister of Health from contacting Them for the Experimental drugs (Supporting them financially). This embarrassment with this Nano Silver issue shows the height of incompetency in our health Ministry.

Even if they wanted to test it, it should have been in secret with top health researchers. This Minister of Health must go. He has been a total failure.

yerimastyle: Attack Ebola on a nanoscale
8 hours ago by Joe O'connell

The Ebola virus. Credit: Thinkstock
(Phys.org) —The Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa has claimed more than 900 lives since February and has infected thousands more. Countries such as Nigeria and Liberia have declared health emergencies, while the World Health Organization began a two-day meeting on Wednesday to discuss ways to battle the outbreak.

There is no known vaccine, treatment, or cure for Ebola, which is contracted through the bodily fluids of an infected person or animal. But that doesn't mean there's not hope. In fact, Chemical Engineering Chair Thomas Webster's lab is currently working on one possible solution for fighting Ebola and other deadly viruses: nanotechnology.

"It has been very hard to develop a vaccine or treatment for Ebola or similar viruses because they mutate so quickly," explained Webster, the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Nanomedicine. "In nanotechnology we turned our attention to developing nanoparticles that could be attached chemically to the viruses and stop them from spreading."

One particle that is showing great promise is gold. According to Webster, gold nanoparticles are currently being used to treat cancer. Infrared waves, he explained, heat up the gold nanoparticles, which, in turn, attack and destroy everything from viruses to cancer cells, but not healthy cells.

Recognizing that a larger surface area would lead to a quicker heat-up time, Webster's team created gold nanostars. "The star has a lot more surface area, so it can heat up much faster than a sphere can," Webster said. "And that greater surface area allows it to attack more viruses once they absorb to the particles." The problem the researchers face, however, is making sure the hot gold nanoparticles attack the virus or cancer cells rather than the healthy cells.

In addition to the gold nanostars, Webster's lab is also generating a nanoparticle that would serve as a "virus decoy," chemically attracting the virus to attack it rather than healthy cells.

While Webster's lab has been working in nanotechnology for about 15 years, it was not until recently that his lab started to explore the benefits of nanomedicine.

"We realized the potential," Webster said, noting that his student researchers use synthetic analogs that mimic viruses' structures. "There is obviously such a huge need right now for ways to treat Ebola and other viruses, and it's up to us to study and look at new and creative ways that traditional medicine really can't."

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SmooshCHN: I think I'm the only one thinking this Ebola issue is a plot.

emmydeep: US IS BEHIND EBOLA OUT-BREAK IN AFRICA.

cirmuell: Give us Ur serum, you refused. We came up with a 'likely' cure you're whining again...for petes sake what really do the US govt want?

CAMNEWTON4PRES:

Yeah europe and America are not racists and love black .....clap for yourself

yerimastyle: Attack Ebola on a nanoscale
8 hours ago by Joe O'connell
The Ebola virus. Credit: Thinkstock
(Phys.org) —The Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa has claimed more than 900 lives since February and has infected thousands more. Countries such as Nigeria and Liberia have declared health emergencies, while the World Health Organization began a two-day meeting on Wednesday to discuss ways to battle the outbreak.
There is no known vaccine, treatment, or cure for Ebola, which is contracted through the bodily fluids of an infected person or animal. But that doesn't mean there's not hope. In fact, Chemical Engineering Chair Thomas Webster's lab is currently working on one possible solution for fighting Ebola and other deadly viruses: nanotechnology.
"It has been very hard to develop a vaccine or treatment for Ebola or similar viruses because they mutate so quickly," explained Webster, the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of Nanomedicine. "In nanotechnology we turned our attention to developing nanoparticles that could be attached chemically to the viruses and stop them from spreading."
One particle that is showing great promise is gold. According to Webster, gold nanoparticles are currently being used to treat cancer. Infrared waves, he explained, heat up the gold nanoparticles, which, in turn, attack and destroy everything from viruses to cancer cells, but not healthy cells.
Recognizing that a larger surface area would lead to a quicker heat-up time, Webster's team created gold nanostars. "The star has a lot more surface area, so it can heat up much faster than a sphere can," Webster said. "And that greater surface area allows it to attack more viruses once they absorb to the particles." The problem the researchers face, however, is making sure the hot gold nanoparticles attack the virus or cancer cells rather than the healthy cells.
In addition to the gold nanostars, Webster's lab is also generating a nanoparticle that would serve as a "virus decoy," chemically attracting the virus to attack it rather than healthy cells.
While Webster's lab has been working in nanotechnology for about 15 years, it was not until recently that his lab started to explore the benefits of nanomedicine.
"We realized the potential," Webster said, noting that his student researchers use synthetic analogs that mimic viruses' structures. "There is obviously such a huge need right now for ways to treat Ebola and other viruses, and it's up to us to study and look at new and creative ways that traditional medicine really can't."
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dBard:

That is eh! ....
reading thru the comments, I feel embarrassed.

Morons, why would d U.S dash you a drug they spent years n countless research developing at a very high cost when d same government that was quick t request the drug has No Concrete plan on ground on combating the spread...a country where indiscipline n corruption is a national 'right' ??
If it were me as well, I wouldn' bother as well.

Ebola in Nigeria is containable.. If the necessary tins are done, but of course d gullible n lazy Nigerian will rather run around looking f a quick fix.