Beautiful Doctor..thank God for her life. So you heard her, people..keep yourself hydrated, oral drip is the way forward, eat fruits, let the virus out, don't hold it in..it is well with us Nigerians

Jayne2014: Over to nollywood to make a Nigerian world war z from this story.

lolz

3 months after Ebola broke out in Sierra leone and Liberia and yet no attempt to make available a Standard operating procedure for Ebola testing and quarantine to all the hospitals in Nigeria. to the extent that one of the most sophisticated hospitals in the entry city of Lagos did not have any clue on how to go about securing Ebola test kits!

The Health Minister should be immediately dismissed for incompetence.

Our God is a miracle working God. am happy u made it. RIP to those that lost their lives.

Very pretty lady

Thank u LORD for sparing her life

You're too beautiful to die in the hand of this ugly monster called ebola
your beautiful spirit, radical mindset and great faith has been instrumental to your healing
Knowledge is good, faith brings result, God is awesome

Really touching story...that she was highly educated was also crucial in her survival as she was taking the ORS even as it was unpleasant and also carrying out research on the internet. #superbeautifulsurvivor

WHEN YOU FIND A PURPOSE FOR LIVING, DEATH WILL WAIT UNTIL YOU ARE DONE.

GOD; YOUR NAME BE PRAISED.

THOSE WHO SERVE GOD, HE NEVER FORSAKE THEM.

CONGRATS DOC.

Blessed be to thy holy name oh lord, .......you have never failed, you will never fail , and you can never fail. You said those who put there trust in thee shall never be put to shame. Thank you jesus. What a miracle.

texazzpete: 3 months after Ebola broke out in Sierra leone and Liberia and yet no attempt to make available a Standard operating procedure for Ebola testing and quarantine to all the hospitals in Nigeria. to the extent that one of the most sophisticated hospitals in the entry city of Lagos did not have any clue on how to go about securing Ebola test kits!

The Health Minister should be immediately dismissed for incompetence.

You are absolutely right. It is a shame that the disease that had been on since February could not be prepared for nor did "MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS" had a clue on it. We need to be proactive in this country rather that "fire damage".

I cried o,forget say I be guy. ....but this is a story of someone getting in trouble cos of doing her job ,I'm so happy for you wherever you are.God is alive

I thank God for ur life. Ur story is really a testimony to others. I've read it over and over again and can't just but give thanks to God. RIP to those who lost their life in it.

God is good there is power in having faith

This Story deserves an 'Oscar Foreign Movie Award-Winning' Movie


Very graphic and detailed.

Emotional and raw to the core!

d story is really touching,anyway tank God for her life

God be praised! I was so touched and scared to the point I could hardly touch the screen of my ipad for fear of eInfection, who knows This was a doctor who faced the virus headlong... unlike some useless ones who hid under the NMA strike.

Fear gripped me over her pathetic narration.

And I can't stop crying. The gift of life cannot be overemphasized.

The story was so touching.tank God for her life nd r i p for dose who lost deir life.

Befor now I have lost hope in the act called prayer, but this restimony has revived my faith in a living God.
This story is good news

I thank God for your life

Tears of sadness for those we lost and tears of joy for those God saved.
Yes. There is God, whether some people believe or not.
As one of the abandoned refugee children in Biafra, left to their uncertain fate. My mother lost three of her children, but I survived. They said I was speaking in tongues. They did not know what I was saying. They said God saved my life. But that does not mean God loves us the survivors more than those hundreds of thousands who died of Kwashiorkor, including the three children my mother lost. I don't even know what they looked like.

I thank God for all those who survived this evil that was brought into Nigeria by someone who lied. If he had confessed the truth, those who died would have survived and Nigeria would not have been plunged into this state of fear.
Oh, Almighty God of divine intervention and awesome miracles, continue to protect and save us.
I love Nigeria.

Shedding tears.thank God for u

I almost cried

So touching

Nice...but what is thing about humans, maybe Nigerians and denial, then hide and seek. This 'image' thing. She almost killed her parents. She knew she had it but even after symptons initially refused to 'come to terms'. The 'retreat' to her family home to me is a covert 'run away to avoid attention, trace and contact thingy'. The chap that fled Lagos to Portharcourt. The lady that fled Portharcourt to Aba.

Well congrats to all health workers from the terrified ambulance drivers to the dedication and bravery of the foreign doctors, WHO, Lagos State Government and the other individuals involved. You did a great job in making sure this tragedy was contained.

Enahi: Her story made me cry,am so happy for her. She never gave up hope,perhaps if others had her type of spirit they would have survived.

How exactly do you measure 'her type of spirit'?

This story pierced my heart.. very sad ..

What an encounter!!!
I read the story with passion and full understanding of what a medical doctor go through in 14 days of incarceration.
Thank God for your Faith. This is real Faith in practice.
I sent a Question Flip to my colleagues(Medical Lab Scientists) a couple of days ago to let us share our experience on their Challenges and Bench experience since the out-break of Ebola Virus Disease in the Country. I have not receive any response though. Knowing fully well that we handle several samples from patients and work on the samples without which sample carries the virus or other deadly infectious agents. The Scientists I believe are exposed to much risks and we all in the Medical profession must be more careful while dealing with the patients and Samples from the patients.
Dr Adadevoh and others sacrifice their lives for others to live in this country and their names will never be forgotten so easily.
I suggest the Federal Government should establish Ebola hospitals in all the 6 geo-political zones of Nigeria and Named such hospitals after Dr. Adadevoh to immortalized her name.
I congratulate the Survivor even without taken Zmap or Nano silver.
There is Truely a "Balm in Gilead".

Great piece. I am grateful to God for the Life of Dr. Ada Igonoh and to all those who are at the forefront of fighting these disease may God grant them protection. In Jesus name Amen