NIGERIANS CAN DEFEAT EBOLA VIRUS
(Don't Get Infected. Don't Let Ebola Spread)
-Attorney Patryk Utulu

NIGERIA CAN BEAT EBOLA EASILY. Yes, Ebola is 10X more dangerous than HIV. But Ebola is 100X easier to stop than HIV. To survive the Ebola virus must jump from host to host. That is, Ebola virus must jump from an infected person to a healthy person or it will die with the last infected person. HIV can remain in a host (an infected person) for 60 years and that person could infect thousands of people. On the average, an Ebola victim has only 30 days to live. If the victim is quickly isolated Ebola will die with that host.

HERE IS HOW NIGERIANS CAN BEAT EBOLA:
Wash hands regularly. Warn family members and friends. Report any person you suspect of suffering from Ebola even if it is your own mother. [It is NOT a betrayal to report your mother because you will be helping her avoid infecting her children, including you and other family members]. Ebola must jump from human/animal to human/animals. So, if we isolate (quarantine) a host (Ebola victim) we automatically stop the virus from jumping to a healthy person. THAT'S HOW EBOLA DIES!.

HYGIENE: don't let little children drink from the same cups. Kids have the highest rate of infection from school mates. No one wants to lose a child but do you want to lose more than one? Wash vegetables and fruits before eating (Ebola-d person may have touched them in the market); don't let your entire family drink from the same water pot. Don't share toothbrush, medical syringe. Train your kids to NOT accept food or water from people. Don't chew food for kids. Yes, that would be expensive but it is cheaper than burying all your kids. Avoid bush meat because bush animals carry Ebola...and merely coming in contact with animal blood can get you infected.

It is OK to pray and chew "bitter kola". Just know that it does NOT cure Ebola. Bitter kola won't stop infection either. Researchers are looking for a cure BUT WE DON'T HAVE A CURE YET. UNTIL A CURE IS FOUND, OUR BEST WEAPONS are: (1) BE CAREFUL AVOID INFECTION, AND (2) STOP EBOLA FROM JUMPING from one host (infected person) to another host (a healthy person)

At bus stop or in public if you notice someone who appears feverish avoid that person and NOTIFY A POLICE OFFICER IMMEDIATELY. OK, yes, the Police Officer may run away but, at least, you have done your patriotic duty.....

Patryk A. Utulu is a U.S.-based attorney and Strategic Communications Specialist
Global Defense Analyst and Global Events Commentator
Executive Vice President, Nigerian Diaspora-North America
Executive Director, The Center for Community Empowerment and Lifeskills, Inc.
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Mr Patrick, I find it absurd that in all your posts you have to add (USA) and your pictures to your topics. Does that make any difference to the info you want to pass across?