MissMeiya: For the first time, in a very very very long time, I'm actually seeing a decent number of comments from intelligent people. I feel so relieved. Nigeria is not lost. That's wrong though, Nigeria is not Nairaland. Fortunately. Nairaland is not lost.

To be clear: I am referring to people who don't blindly blame the US for every goddamn thing, who understand how to research things on the internet, who depend on their brains instead of the white man's God, and who know how to spell and type in complete sentences.

MzJackBaueress: are you sure about this?

God bless Nigeria!

studio14: if people will fear Jehovah the way they feared Ebola, the world would hv been a different place.

Tallesty1: This is just the genesis of the good news, the rest will soon recover.

Nigeria will win the fight against the virus.

Eboma should go and die.

oyb:


Don't give yourself a heart attack. This legion of educated illiterates is the sad price of nairalands progress. In the early 2000s, this place was a gathering of intellectuals. Now thanks to cheaper internet, its a gathering of the true African demographic.

This nano silver promoted by the fg shows sadly that we are the same as our leaders. On streets in any major city in Nigeria, there are quacks with mega phones in broken down cars selling drugs that cure weak erection, waist pain impotence, staphylococcus infertility etc etc. And people flood to buy.

There is a so called nafdac which has been completely silent in the face of all this.

Nigerians don't even have any idea of the true roles of organisations like the fda. The Nigerian experience has led them to belive its about chasing fake drug marketers.

In the 60s, the fda refused to allow thaliomide, (I think that's the name) a new drug to be introduced into the us. The drug was introduced in Europe, and its use by pregnant women led to the thaliomide babies. Babies with severe congenital defects.

yoribo:


The reason why we are here on earth is to complement each other. if American think they have the cure and fail to bring it.
Jesus said if you can not worship God, He will raise stone and sand to do the same

sunbracosun: God choose to spare this man's life. Perhaps. For a purpose.

allgoodlight: First am happy for the doctor recovery the fact is each person have is own physiobiochemistry some low,high and average as related to our genectic-cultural heritage and diet as for me since birth my only health problem is over stress which often trigger pain but am immune to malaria,typhoid,colera and others I dont know of may be probably Ebola and Hiv yes is posible etc atleast I read about some one who is immune to Hiv few days ago,a nurse died of the same Ebola this doctor conquer but let us avoid blaming united state or obama Nigeria as what it takes to develop without relying solely on developed country I have learn from some individual on this forum even than the foreign ones this shows how intellectually mighty we Nigerians are but applying this knowledge is a problem only few do in some narrow areas America have help us in so many ways we never condem them but praise them now they turn our offer down which is best know to them we are insulting them without knowing all the fact.Any person with good immune system have a high chance to survive Ebola.Lastly theoretically over 60% of Nigeria is guilible it is a kind of weakness every country as theirs too in one way or the other I pray we will over come it as a Nation.Positive change can occur at any time in which the west will depend on us on certain areas just watch and see is still lock in the future the sign is already on.
Long live Nairalander's!Long live Nigeria!Great country!Great People.All praises to God.

Cheny: @ttmacoy,don't bother much on this issue cos it seems gullibility is a trademark of the average Nigerian. We never learn nor grow-up,the learned and unlearned exhibit same xteristics, the rulers and ruled are all the same,so don't be amazed at the kind of society we've found ourselves. So much education we claim in this country yet so little understanding/knowledge. Always blaming others for our misfortunes.

carefreewannabe:

Where in the article is it written that she was treated with nano silver?

Anyone who liked your post is an uneducated ignoramus struggling with reading comprehension.

red101: I hope they tested her to make sure the virus is completely gone from her system.
She may have recovered but still may be infectious.

"Still, witnesses say Sawyer, a 40-year-old Liberian Finance Ministry employee en route to a conference in Nigeria, was vomiting and had diarrhea aboard at least one of his flights with some 50 other passengers aboard. Ebola can be contracted from traces of feces or vomit, experts say.
Sawyer was immediately quarantined upon arrival in Lagos - a city of 21 million people - and Nigerian authorities say his fellow travelers were advised of Ebola's symptoms and then were allowed to leave. The incubation period can be as long as 21 days, meaning anyone infected may not fall ill for several weeks.

Cheny: @Oyb,your brief analysis is just too correct. The nation is where it is today because of our mindset.Judging from most comments,until we witness a revolution of our mentalities,not even a political or economic revolution can help us.The fearful truth is 'Ignorance is a far more deadly ailment than the much dreaded EVD.'

Cheny: @Oyb,your brief analysis is just too correct. The nation is where it is today because of our mindset.Judging from most comments,until we witness a revolution of our mentalities,not even a political or economic revolution can help us.The fearful truth is 'Ignorance is a far more deadly ailment than the much dreaded EVD.'

oluwasegunfummi: They should collect her blood sample, @ this point she will still have those antibodies in circulation, nigeria shouldn't let her just go, she's an experimental tool, ebola virus only kills 90% of its victims, this woman is part of the remaining 10%, I repeat, she is an experimental tool, make nigeria no dull this one........eko o ni baje oooo

GentleMimi:
Even if u tried,babe,u aint gonna survive it. I dislike a scenerio where peeps think they can tear every good thing apart,just cos they have no idea what reality is all abt. When u have been there,you can argue abt such facts. Some of us have details of this situation that will blow ur mind away if revealed to you. I'd advise u to concentrate on matters you have total knowldge of.

RedBenson:

Was that ur wedding day? If yes, fine pix. God bless!

oluwasegunfummi: They should collect her blood sample, @ this point she will still have those antibodies in circulation, nigeria shouldn't let her just go, she's an experimental tool, ebola virus only kills 90% of its victims, this woman is part of the remaining 10%, I repeat, she is an experimental tool, make nigeria no dull this one........eko o ni baje oooo

The recovery of newly wed Dr. Ada, who was immediately abandoned by her husband when she became one of the first Nigerians to test positive to the virus after Sawyer’s death, now offers hope to other victims as the antibodies present in her blood system, which successfully fought off the Ebola virus, could now be used in the treatment of others.

The female doctor’s recovery is seen as a giant step towards providing a deeper understanding of how to manage Ebola patients for Nigerian doctors and the US Centre for Disease Control's personnel assisting them. Her recovery, THISDAY gathered, was because of her strong immune system, which was boosted by supportive drugs, that is a cocktail of antibiotics and immune boosting drugs