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By: Peregrino Brimah
2014-08-19 09:21
Decontee Sawyer, the widow of
Patrick Sawyer – the Liberian
who brought Ebola to Nigeria
on July 20 this year –
explained that her husband
came to Nigeria with his Ebola
infection because he believed
he will get better healthcare
and a cure for his ailment in
Nigeria.
A quick google search for
“Ebola vaccine” at the time
Patrick got infected will tell you
why anyone with Ebola would
have booked the next flight to
Nigeria: our minister of
information, Labaran Maku had
on April 2 , two months
earlier publicized that Nigeria
was ready for Ebola and the
Ministry had procured vaccines
for Ebola. Of course, Nigeria
could and should have vaccines
for Ebola. We can afford to
have sponsored local and even
chartered foreign research
companies and paid them to
develop these vaccines for
Africa 10 years ago, had it been
we had our heads on right and
thought about people over
private jets.
Quoting Mr. Maku in the media:
“Nigeria is ready, because the
Ministry has taken every
precaution, including getting
the vaccines and medicines in
case there was any incident in
Nigeria. “So far, there is
nothing like Ebola fever in
Nigeria, and Council was
reassured that every step has
been taken to ready our
country just in case, infected
persons come into the country
from our neighbouring
countries,” Mr. Maku said.

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