simon3603:
If I have an Ebola-positive girlfriend, believe me: I'll forget what sex is not to talk of using condom

iceberylin:
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Iamsynord:
Lol..do we actually think any typical Nigerian woman will want to willingly have sex with someone that she knows as contacted Ebola before

yuzjet:
Before nko?

Even before ebola outbreak, condom is been used. So what's d essense?

yuzjet:
Before nko?

Even before ebola outbreak, condom is been used. So what's d essense?

sauceny:
All i knw is that Nigeria has defeated it period...The int'l communities would always want to have the last say in world related matters,they still ain't happy with Nigeria,Africa still stands as the most blessed.

Nicepoker:
guy slow down. U r running ur mouth above speed limit

ggrin:

Respectnelson:
WHO declares Nigeria, Senegal free of disease this week

Sex could keep the Ebola epidemic alive even after the World Health Organization (WHO)
declares an area free of the disease, one of the discoverers of the deadly virus said
yesterday.The WHO is hoping to announce later this week that Nigeria and Senegal are free
of Ebola after 42 days with no infections, the standard period for declaring an outbreak over,
twice the maximum 21-day incubation period of the virus.

However, it appears the disease can last much longer in semen. “In a convalescent male, the
virus can persist in semen for at least 70 days; one study suggests persistence for more than
90 days,” the WHO said in an information note on Monday.

“Certainly, the advice has to be for survivors to use a condom, to not have unprotected sex,
for 90 days,” said Peter Piot, a professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical
Medicine and a discoverer of Ebola in 1976.

“If we would apply the rule for double the time, that would be 180 days, six months. I think it
(90 days) is probably a compromise, for practicality,” he told a news conference in Geneva.
Ebola spreads via bodily fluids such as blood and saliva, but it has also been detected in
breast milk and urine, as well as semen, the WHO said. The whole live virus has never been
isolated from sweat, however.

More than 3,400 people are already known to have died in the world’s worst Ebola outbreak
on record, the vast majority of them in three West African countries: Guinea, Liberia and
Sierra Leone.

Source: sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=85139

Hello @ Respectnelson

Hello all....

It is misleading for the Ministry of Health to give the impression to people that Nigeria is entirely free of Ebola Virus, because just like the very deadly Lassa Virus and Marburg Virus, Ebola Virus still remains in the kidney system/urine/s.emen for up to 3 months after traces of Ebola virus has disappeared from the blood system.

So all the men and women who had contracted ebola and lassa virus fever in Nigeria and around the
world can still infect their family members and the public after urinating or having s.ex and the hands are NOT properly
washed/disinfected.

Please take note everyone.

yuzjet:
Before nko?

Even before ebola outbreak, condom is been used. So what's d essense?

grayht:
Certainly, the advice has to be for survivors to use a condom, to not have unprotected sex,
for 90 days

simon3603:
If I have an Ebola-positive girlfriend, believe me: I'll forget what sex is not to talk of using condom

ggrin:

Sijo01:
Its better they abstain for a period of time. condom is not 100% safe.

olayincar:
I strongly believe everything wil be over one day...