Dr. Stella Ameyo Adadevoh, who saved Nigeria from an Ebola pandemic, would have been 58-years-old today.
The late doctor was born on Saturday, 27 October 1956 in Lagos, Nigeria as the first of four children.
Dr. Adadevoh lost her life on August 19, 2014 after being infected with the Ebola Virus Disease by Liberian index patient, Patrick Sawyer who was admitted at the First Consultant Medical Center in Obalende, Lagos, where she worked.
She is credited with physically restraining Sawyer from leaving the hospital after the diagnosis was confirmed and put herself at immense risk to ensure that he stayed confined.
Her brave actions aided the speedy containment of the disease in Nigeria and the country was declared Ebola-free on October 20, 2014.
Dr. Adadevoh will always be remembered for her bravery which saved millions of Nigerian lives.
May her soul rest in perfect peace.

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may her gentle soul continue to rest i peace. i also pray nigerians will never forget her role during the ebola saga and remember her for her bravery and patriotism.
i suggest the lsg should name the first consultant hospital after her memories and fg should build an epitaph in her honour.
and to my fellow nigerians ,i imlore yall to ensure that heroes like Dr Adadevoh are d ones you respect ,honour and support instead of atiku and jonathan. use ypur brain and be the judge.
to the mods, fp please.

A true Nigerian heroine. Rest in peace ma'am

GCFR of the masses!
We shall never forget you.
Sunre!

RIP Ma'am! You will fondly be remembered.