Billyonaire: TIMELINE

- We have limited quantity of ZMapp, we can not afford to give even a dosage to a Nigerian patient. (Let them die).

- The NanoSilver used by Nigerians is a pesticide and should not be used. In fact its better for Nigerian EVD patients to die than try anything.

- Nigerian government should use blood from patients who survived the EV to treat others (so we can infect more).

- Nigerians should extend help to other African countries. (So we can import more cases)


I love USA. God bless America.

mako007: When we av totally curtailed Ebola then we will remember where Liberia, Guinea and other African countries is on the map, for now we have lost our atlas

neuljosh: If naija is truly the giants of Africa, then I don't see any reason why they have to wait for US to ask them to help their neighbors. Leadership comes with responsibilities you know

queensenglish91: You have started abi?

hakanai: I think we shouldn't. We should resolve our own cases and close our borders. Because as it it now we will feel the impact if we begin to involve ourselves in another nations palaver. After Ebola we have BH. So one thing at a time. I also think we have done enough for Liberia. Bleed for her and spent for her! E don do abeg! Let other help too.

drsteroid: Laughing in swahili...so US have seen without their Zmapp,we can fend 4 ourselves..thought they have been asissting the other countries with their limited supply of zmapp..when we asked them 4 the zmapp,they said it was stil a trial drug and its in limited supply,but they have been sending to other european and african countries.So the rejected stone has now been the cornerstone..how time flies

EmpressaDelRei: That woman is trying to save face (it was part of their agenda not to assist Nigeria in her time of need, now we are on the path to success and they want affiliation). We know who our friends and family are, Africa as a whole are one big family (although some choose not to identify with others). I pray the Federal Government will assist our brothers (other African countries). There is an adage that says "if one finger touches oil, there is the tendency for the other fingers to get smeared by it". Let's help without expecting gratitude, God will bless us and fight our battles.

neuljosh: If naija is truly the giants of Africa, then I don't see any reason why they have to wait for US to ask them to help their neighbors. Leadership comes with responsibilities you know

all4naija: How will Nigeria developed with these kinds of primitive people mentality? I cry for most people in here.

all4naija: How will Nigeria developed with these kinds of primitive people mentality? I cry for most people in here.

samquad:







God Bless Nigeria.
Green black green?

drsteroid: Laughing in swahili...so US have seen without their Zmapp,we can fend 4 ourselves..thought they have been asissting the other countries with their limited supply of zmapp..when we asked them 4 the zmapp,they said it was stil a trial drug and its in limited supply,but they have been sending to other european and african countries.So the rejected stone has now been the cornerstone..how time flies

dasparrow:

Until Nigeria is 100% ebola free, we are NOT helping anybody! We must first remove the speck of wood in our eyes before trying to remove the log of wood in another man's eye. You cannot expect us to clean another man's house when our house needs cleaning as well. Go to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea and go and help them there and make sure you remain there after you are done and don't come back to put the Nigerian public at risk of the deadly virus again, okay?

dasparrow:

You only help your neighbors after you have solved your own problem first. A blind man cannot lead another blind man. Nigeria is battling with the virus too. Until Nigeria is ebola free, we are not going to take any risk in the name of helping our neighbors. You are a Nigerian aren't you? So get yourself to the affected West African countries and help them. Just make sure you don't pull a Patrick Sawyer stunt and bring your Ebola-exposed self back to Nigeria to endanger the health of the Nigerian public.

dasparrow:

Until Nigeria is 100% ebola free, we are NOT helping anybody! We must first remove the speck of wood in our eyes before trying to remove the log of wood in another man's eye. You cannot expect us to clean another man's house when our house needs cleaning as well. Go to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea and go and help them there and make sure you remain there after you are done and don't come back to put the Nigerian public at risk of the deadly virus again, okay?

neuljosh: If naija is truly the giants of Africa, then I don't see any reason why they have to wait for US to ask them to help their neighbors. Leadership comes with responsibilities you know

Sabadon: u mean with our pesticide

neuljosh: If naija is truly the giants of Africa, then I don't see any reason why they have to wait for US to ask them to help their neighbors. Leadership comes with responsibilities you know

JACKOFALTRADE: I think we should help them. . .

dasparrow:
You don't expect Nigeria to develop when she has mentally unstable citizens like you who log into Nairaland each day to talk trash about Nigeria and her people. We all know your Nigerian parent is primitive but just because your Nigerian parent is primitive does not make all Nigerians primitive. If you care so much about helping other West African countries fight ebola, then get off your lazy behind and go and assist them. It is very easy for you to sit behind your computer screen in a small dingy poorly lite basement apartment typing rubbish and criticizing when you do absolutely nothing to help the situation at hand. Please take a back seat!

Octaves: Doesn't Naija govt Know that they should help without being told. Shey e no want to b called giant of Africa again. Whether US helps or not, Naija suppose carry am for head. That's what regional powers do. We can send money, food, and relief materials to assist not human beings and still close our borders. We have to get involved in regional and African affairs to stay relevant.

Arsenate: no. we don't want to be called the giant of Africa again. after all, most African countries are just a bunch of ingrates.
Naija first...