The Elderly woman who contacted the diseases while on admission in the same hospital as the late doctor (Enemoah) in Port Harcourt has died.


The deceased, an elderly woman, is the seventh Ebola fatality to be recorded in the country, and the first death in the new Port Harcourt isolation centre for Ebola. Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu, disclosed that the eighth Ebola patient successfully managed in the Lagos isolation centre was discharged Tuesday. He explained that the last case to be discharged, (the eighth case) was the first secondary contact to be diagnosed, adding that the patient is a spouse of a primary contact of the index (first) case.





The total number of EVD patients currently under treatment, according to the Minister, is two; one in the Lagos isolation ward and another one in the Port Harcourt isolation ward.





He, however, debunked rumours of EVD cases outside Lagos and Port Harcourt.
His words: “These include the three reported cases in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, and one case in... Read full article here http://www.dsuperwoman.com/2014/09/the-second-ebola-death-in-port-harcourt.html?m=1

GOD HELP US.

GOD HELP US. I dey see bank staffs dey wear gloves.why them no share for their customers.

And Chukwu said they are trying to reopen schools earlier, under this condition!

I don't think schools should reopen earlier than October 13, unless they are able to bring this under control before then which is not likely considering the number of people still under surveillance.

God dey sha.

My thoughts exactly

candy: And Chukwu said they are trying to reopen schools earlier, under this condition!

I don't think schools should reopen earlier than October 13, unless they are able to bring this under control before then which is not likely considering the number of people still under surveillance.

God dey sha.

DSuperWoman: My thoughts exactly

I hope they will not succumb to the rants of greedy school owners! Or else, it's gloves, knee length socks, nose mask and long sleeve things for my boys.

God help us.