GIYAZZ: Give him a try! Our government should STOP being Slaves to the whites!!!

abatically:

So what? Did he carry out scientific analysis to determine if it was Ebola? Or don't u know a patient with malaria also has the same symptoms as one with typhoid fever? Or that someone with HIV has same symptoms as malaria? Someone with syphilis might also have same symptoms as someone with gonorrhea.

Aisan ode ko, aisan apeja no.

slightlyMad:

so ebola is aisan ode?
let me give you a familiar analogy
lets assume here that typhoid has never been experienced in nigeria and malaria has been experienced and treated in the past as this man claims for aisan ode

This man has treated malaria in the past and there are reports that somewhere in the city, there is a new sickness called typhoid
since headache and cold is a symptom of malaria and typhoid,
he then comes out to say, you know what, i have a cure for that illness, it is called iba(malaria)

How is he sure? because headache and cold are the symptoms
so it HAS to be malaria.

Ebola is not the only hemorrhagic fever
culled from wikipedia


source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viral_hemorrhagic_fever


so if this man thinks he can and want to help, let him quit social media and head to the infectious diseases center at Yaba
behind the military hospital where he will be greeted with live cases

Dygeasy: Ebola is highly contagious and spreads rapidly if not contained.

How come we didn't have an epidemic or a large scale death of people when it happened? Or is the ebola we have now an advanced 21st century version/model?

Ayopercent: A Native doctor from ondo state has come out to
say that he can cure victims struck by the Ebola
virus.Mr Tosin Elemigbuwa (pictured) claims that
he has treated the virus in the past and does not
recognize it by the name "Ebola".
He said the description and symptoms of Ebola
match the rare sickness he treated in the past.
He called it “Aisan Ode” in Ondo State’s native
Ikale dialect, adding that it is a striking sign of a
deity related to the waters called ‘Obaluaye’. He
said it was highly contagious and almost
incurable.(continue)
Elemigbewa, who is currently in Lagos with some
of his relief medicine for the Ebola viciims, says
that the government should not underestimate
Yoruba traditional healers and that he should be
given a chance to prove that he can cure the
sickness at least with one patient. He advised
doctors against the use of syringe in treating the
disease as it worsens the sickness

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