Good news four more ebola patients have been discharged. TVC news

Appealing to the mind bt wats d source of this info?

Here is the source

http://www.punchng.com/news/four-ebola-patients-discharged-minister/

I dnt knw weda 2 celebrate or nt bt i hp dey are "ebola free"

Yes oooo ! Confirmed on Channels breaking news.
God is so good to Nigeria & a sign of better things ahead.
Praise the Lord....&
Click like as your Halleluyah.

Menh, we are survivors. To hell with there yeye schnapp, oh sorry zmapp.

I pray we keep hearing this sort of news.

More of such news to come. And some people believe Nigerian doctors are quacks. We might not have the technology but the practical knowledge is still there!

Mods, why is such a heart warming news not on front page?

Eyya, Obama should hide his head in shame and swallow his schnapp we no go buy...
In the spirit of brotherhood, Please nigeria should shame the west by dishing out the drugs to Fellow affected african countries for freeeeee or @ a price less than 4dollars ASAP:.
#TEAMNaija.

Its official. Nigerians will conquer the ebola virus.
I said it on the thread I opened about the first doctor that was discharged that I believe those infected in liberia and sierra-loene were those in their rural area with low standard of living and consequently low immunity.
I reiterate that nothing prevents nigeria from having mortality rate lower than 40% if seirra-leone can have 60% mortality.
I've been proven right. In fact survival rate of ebola victim in nigeria will be up to 70% with the boost in the morale of the care givers and patients. All they need is continued good nutrition and health supplements.

www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/four-recovers-ebola-discharged-hospital/#sthash.BoEeRAhi.dpuf

Great news!

That means our mortality rate is lower than the expected.

Obama go de whine and cry 4 where him de!!!!!


Hahaahha

Good news.

Meanwhile, I read somewhere that survivors of ebola virus disease can still transmit the virus for up to 7 weeks post recovery. I hope this was taken into consideration in the discharge of the patients.

Sincere9gerian: Good news.

Meanwhile, I read somewhere that survivors of ebola virus disease can still transmit the virus for up to 7 weeks post recovery. I hope this was taken into consideration in the discharge of the patients.

Even after blood test results that are NEGATIVE? Negative means its " no more"

Since it now has a cure, Can we pls get our Hugs n Handshakes back?

Good to hear this. Obama beefing nigerian since gay marriage.

Sincere9gerian: Good news.

Meanwhile, I read somewhere that survivors of ebola virus disease can still transmit the virus for up to 7 weeks post recovery. I hope this was taken into consideration in the discharge of the patients.

The virus continues to be shed in small quantities in tears and sémen for up to six weeks post recovery. Male patients are usually counselled to use condoms or abstain from sex for 3 months after discharge. But even at that, the risk of transmission via this route is small.

Also, people are not giving enough credit to the volunteer health workers (doctors, nurses and attendants) as well as the WHO and MSF staff who took the risk to treat these patients. Any success we've had is due to their hard work. I wish Nigerians could stop thanking gods and spirits and instead give credit to the people who deserve it.

AMERICA TOT THEY ARE ALMIGHTY NOT KNOWING THAT IS GOD THAT MADE THEM ALMIGHTY, AND THAT GOD IS FROM NIGERIA.

Eldavido1: More of such news to come. And some people believe Nigerian doctors are quacks. We might not have the technology but the practical knowledge is still there!

my friend which doctors? Can't u sence the hardwork of God?

Oju Ti ti Awon Americana.Shame 2 Obama

Great news!

EvilBrain1:

The virus continues to be shed in small quantities in tears and sémen for up to six weeks post recovery. Male patients are usually counselled to use condoms or abstain from sex for 3 months after discharge. But even at that, the risk of transmission via this route is small.

Also, people are not giving enough credit to the volunteer health workers (doctors, nurses and attendants) as well as the WHO and MSF staff who took the risk to treat these patients. Any success we've had is due to their hard work. I wish Nigerians could stop thanking gods and spirits and instead give credit to the people who deserve it.

Ok.

I hope the US won't come out to say that the 4 of them never had Ebola??

Those racists are very quick to condemn whatever we say, do or act!

Don't know weather to rejoice or not! Coz the media might announce one thing now and professor Onyebuchi will say another thing! SMH!

Ahaa...Wetin dem dey gv dem ?? oqa oo..Lord i knw dz ur work oo
.Tnk yu Lord

Good news.

More of these please!