nora544:

I feel you belong to his church!!!!!!!!!!!

That is on his facebook!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! so please read it

donbenie: We read him alright,we know where he's going with all this his diplomatic self advertisement,don't insult our intelligence with this your shenanigans' cover up..

WildChild00:

Are you a spokes person to the pastor?

The top doctor treating patients infected with the Ebola virus in Sierra Leone has died from the disease, officials have confirmed.


Dr Sheik Umar Khan had been hospitalised in quarantine since he contracted the virus last week. The virologist was credited with treating more than 100 patients at the hospital in Kenema - one of the world’s leading Ebola diagnosis facilities.

The current outbreak is the largest in history, so far killing more than 672 people across West Africa since the outbreak began in February, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). Nations affected include Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea and Nigeria.

Dr Khan's death on Tuesday afternoon was confirmed by chief medical officer Dr Brima Kargbo, who had previously hailed him as a "national hero" when she announced he had contracted the the disease.

"It is a big and irreparable loss to Sierra Leone as he was the only specialist the country had in viral haemorrhagic fevers," Kargbo said on Tuesday.

Dr Khan was being treated at an Ebola ward run by the medical charity Medecins Sans Frontieres, which has in recent weeks described the disease’s West African outbreak as "out of control".

An ebola Virus. (AP) An ebola Virus. (AP)
At the time of his diagnosis, it was not immediately clear how Dr Khan became infected. While health workers are especially vulnerable to contracting the virus spread through bodily fluids such as saliva, sweat, blood and urine, Reuters reporters who visited Kenema in June heard the doctor was “always meticulous with protection, wearing overalls, mask, gloves and special footwear”.

Before his diagnosis, Dr Khan told reporters: "I am afraid for my life, I must say, because I cherish my life."

"Health workers are prone to the disease because we are the first port of call for somebody who is sickened by disease. Even with the full protective clothing you put on, you are at risk," he added.


The confirmation of Dr Khan's death came as two American health workers were being treated for Ebola at a hospital in neighboring Liberia.

Health workers have become increasingly frustrated by the outbreak that has killed dozens of their colleagues. Last week, dozens of nurses at the Kenema facility staged a strike after three colleagues died, BBC News reported.

Despite international help ranging from doctors to safety equipment, weak health systems in affected countries are struggling to contain the disease.

Medical prepare to bring food to patients kept in an isolation area at a treatment centre in Kailahun, Sierra Leone. (Reuters) Medical prepare to bring food to patients kept in an isolation area at a treatment centre in Kailahun, Sierra Leone. (Reuters)
Efforts are further hindered by the fact the disease has no vaccine and no specific treatment. The current outbreak has a fatality rate of at least 60 percent, but it can reach as high as 90 percent.

In an attempt to control the virus in Liberia, police officers have been deployed to the nation's international airport to ensure passengers are screened for symptoms.

Earlier on Tuesday, the West African airline Asky had suspended flights to and from Sierra Leone and Liberia. Tensions in the region were heightened last Friday by the first death in Nigeria's coastal city of Lagos, home to 21 million people.

The fatality was a 40-year-old American man of Liberian descent who worked for the West African nation's Finance Ministry. He had taken several flights on ASKY Airlines. At the time, Liberian authorities said they had not been requiring health checks of departing passengers in Monrovia.

"We have a presence of the police at the airport to enforce what we're doing," said Binyah Kesselly, chairman of the Liberia Airport Authority board. "So if you have a flight and you are not complying with the rules, we will not allow you to board."



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/ebola-virus-top-sierra-leone-doctor-shek-umar-dies-of-disease-9636406.html

jared007: Those insulting d man of God could face a problem 2morrow not knowing where it came 4rm. Do not slander men of God!

jared007: Those insulting d man of God could face a problem 2morrow not knowing where it came 4rm. Do not slander men of God!

FlirtyKaren: I just found the post the Founder of Trinity House, Pastor Ituah Ighodalo, made on his church's official Facebook page, claiming he has found a solution to the deadly Ebola disease, which has killed no fewer than 670 people and infected more than 1,000 in Africa.

Ighodalo says that God’s “anointing” and the “living words of Jesus,” were all that are needed to cure the deadly disease. He is drawing inspiration from the late Canadian–American Pentecostal pastor, John D. Lake, who, according to him, cured those infected by the virus. He says he can perform the same feat as Lake who reportedly laid hands on some Africans infected by the Ebola virus and healed them. Read their post after the cut.

However, Ighodalo’s claim attracted angry reactions from Nigerians who accused him of misleading members of the public on the dangers posed by the deadly virus. Which is capable of putting more Nigerians at risk of contracting the virus.

http://www.lailasblog.com/2014/07/outrage-as-lagos-pastor-boasts-of-ebola.html#sthash.s9XlC6d8.dpuf

maxit2: I used to be like so many of you here until my friend was healed of Leukemia.
I am an Engineer, i know the in and out of science.
I have been a self proclaimed "Atheist" until very recently.
We were all arranging funds about 8m to rescue our friend. There was a crusade in town that day, he was taken to the crusade and behold he was healed.

This NO be lie, till today i am still not attending any church just yet. But i am beginning to see all the years i thought i was "super smart" and too "intelligent" to believe there are no other forces other than the pull/push/gravity e.tc. were the dumbest years of my life. I swear!
I am just beginning to heal from my mumu. BUT still, the bible and the quoran is still very shaky and confusing and YES still contains some very STUPID verses and stories.
But then, what if the little things that don't add up are just mistakes made by men that wrote it. What if some information were lost/added through centuries of translation ?

THERE IS GOD! (no the P.E.J version)

Tallesty1: He is kinda right but some Christians will think he is fake because they do not have a good relationship with God through Jesus......... So they obviously cannot enjoy the power and freedom that comes with it.

Tallesty1: He is kinda right but some Christians will think he is fake because they do not have a good relationship with God through Jesus......... So they obviously cannot enjoy the power and freedom that comes with it.

LyfeJennings:

Like Adeboye once cured a former bank MD that had cancer in the UK.
I am a staunch muslim and I believe in God. Nice one

lakefist:
They are not Christians atheists are much in nairaland. Jesus healed all manner of diseases and he commanded us to do same in His name. They can say whatever they like...the just shall live by faith.

careema:

No some christians, everyone thinks he is fake. God works miraculously, we all know that. So you are telling me all those dead victims of ebola, none of them had a good relationship with God. Its publicity, pure and simple. Faith puts you in a state of mind to be healed, it doesn't heal, it makes you believe in succeeding against all odds. so he boasting of having a cure no be am at all. At all.

nora544:
he is not a real man of god only a businessman who haws his church he is into churchbusiness not more and to tell a fake story of an other fake pastors is very dangerous!!!!!!!!!!!
And nobody should play with ebola!!!!!!!!!!!!

nora544:

that is not possible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!