blood1: Tot they said the infected doctor is dead

doctor strike hmm na wao

Good move by the doctors, if I may say.

They are noBody without drugs,that's what it means. May be they shld go into research and come out with molecules that can cure it. They shld learn frm this.

Blackchampion: Dats a welcome development but odikwa risky. If dem doubt am mek dem ask Doctors n health workers for Liberia.
.
#Team say no to Ebola

lol. d fear of ebola is d begining of madness

Sunofgod: Suicide by 'Ebola' . . . . .

Any Doctor attending to confirmed Ebola patients will need to be quarantined at the facility indefinitely.

PS: NO NIGERIAN DOCTOR WOULD VOLUNTEER FOR SUCH A MISSION UNLESS THE PRICE IS RIGHT!

shut the Bleep off, is everything about money? when soldier's is going to a war do they need to call you and join them? what's does doctor need is encouragement and motivation. at least they sacrifice their self to risk their life, but if they too don't wanna do it, what's the probality that they won't end up having it,? so I pray for a quick breakthrough of this virus, just always try to reason before you type...ok?

gud doctors!i believe the infected doc would survive the disease tho.

bebe2:
Why treat ebola? Wen u left the cancer patients, diabetics, aids etc to die in pain

ebola is more dangerous

blood1: Tot they said the infected doctor is dead

Same news I read online abi which other dictor na

candy:
ebola is more dangerous




Same news I read online abi which other dictor na

Die na die.

bad ideaaaaaaa
a beg go back to strike oooo
we no want Ebola multiplying

oboy see what Ebola av cus,i switch on my nokia phone and dey refuse to shek hands,na die o

johnshagb:
What's funny?

BTW
Una notice the kind handshake this woman dey give oga jona.... Lol.... Fear of ebola is the beginning of....

O ga!!!!!

Na his fellow nigerians go bear the consequences of that embarassment.

im nor fit do oyinbo anything.

It's good development. In order to fight this virus, we need all hands on deck. It's quite brave and selfless of them. With combined effort from the layman on the street to the lab scientists searching for a cure in the lab, we'll overcome this virus.

If i hear

imagine if this happens to you tomorrow

Conductor- Abeg this na ealy morning oo i no get change oooo no 500 and 1000 , abeg hold your change o
man in bus-(on telephone) hello hello dike how far na, wetin deh happen, where you dey?
-i de bus now, ah ahhh i just land naija now
men the trip was good, the flight deh ok. i no know say freetown to lagos cost ooo

everyones ears pops when hearng freetow.

man in bus-(still on phone) ok i de ikeja along, i go soon reach oshodi, i bring shirt weh i buy from sieria leone for you, wait for me oo

Conductor- Driver abeg i wan come down for next bus stop
Driver - you deh mad?i wan come down too, oya come take steering
Conductor-driver iya eeee . so na me u wan make ebola kill for this bus
Another passenger- Conductor abeg no give me change again, make i come down.

The fear of Ebola is the koko now oo

Very false story. None of the doctors at the infectious diseases hospital, Nigeria's equivalent of the American CDC, has volunteered to treat the Ebola patients. The only confirmed case of the disease in Nigeria is currently being handled by nurses who volunteered to do so. The doctors at the hospital have bluntly refused to attend to even the suspected cases of ebola currently in isolation at the hospital.

Calebosko: oboy see what Ebola av cus,i switch on my nokia phone and dey refuse to shek hands,na die o

If I recall correctly, there is a joke section in this forum. So do the needful.

The truth is, An afraid that his strike shouldn't be called off. Am afraid of Ebola ooo

this thread really got me cracking

dozydre: Striking doctors in Lagos State have volunteered to join the team of experts managing patients at the Infectious Diseases Hospital, Yaba, Lagos.

The chairman, Lagos State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association, Dr. Tope Ojo, who said this at a press briefing in Lagos on Tuesday, added that strike would not stop doctors in the state from attending to persons suspected to have contracted the Ebola virus.
Ojo said about 30 of its members had volunteered to join seven of the Ebola Emergency Response and Management Committee working on the prevention and control of the disease at the IDH centre in Yaba.
He said, “Strike or no strike, we must respond to emergencies. Our doctors are at Mainland Hospital, Yaba, were isolated contacts are being monitored. There are seven committees working on the management of the disease at the centre in Lagos, which our members are part of.
“But the committee, where we are having challenges getting volunteers, is case management. This are the people that work directly with confirmed cases.
“Look at the protective measures that doctors in Liberia and Guinea wear. They are well protected, yet some of them still caught it. Our doctors are worried about the danger it poses to their lives and they need to be reassured.
“We understand their fears and we are making moves to confirm the level of preparedness of the government for doctors.”
He informed that the infected doctor, who is presently on admission at the Mainland Hospital, Yaba, was responding to treatment.
“We know that the infected doctor is stable,  however, the matron is in a critical condition. But everybody, including the experts from the World Health Organisation, is doing all they can,” he said.
 A  member of one of the of the committees, Dr. Babajide Saheed, said the doctors were working closely with the WHO and other stakeholders to contain the risk of the spreading the infection.
Saheed said, “Not all doctors can attend to an Ebola patient. In fact you must limit the number of health workers treating affected persons just to contain the risk.
“We will be escalating the situation if doctors rush to Mainland Hospital just to attend to patients.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/striking-doctors-offer-to-treat-ebola-patients/

the solution is here
https://www.nairaland.com/1844398/ebola-human-vaccine-trials-begin

duni04: Very false story. None of the doctors at the infectious diseases hospital, Nigeria's equivalent of the American CDC, has volunteered to treat the Ebola patients. The only confirmed case of the disease in Nigeria is currently being handled by nurses who volunteered to do so. The doctors at the hospital have bluntly refused to attend to even the suspected cases of ebola currently in isolation at the hospital.

the solution is here
https://www.nairaland.com/1844398/ebola-human-vaccine-trials-begin

Calebosko: oboy see what Ebola av cus,i switch on my nokia phone and dey refuse to shek hands,na die o

Nawa ooo..

Evn Nokia again dey fear Ebola,
Nokia wey hard pass stone..
this is serious..

the fear of ebola is the begining of wisdom

hmmmmmmmm

philtex: Which Year IGBO People Go Get Sense?

NA THE YEAR WEY U GO REALIZE SAY U BE LUNATIC.

philtex: Which Year IGBO People Go Get Sense?

NA THE YEAR WEY U GO REALIZE SAY U BE LUNATIC.

omoadeleye:


shut the Bleep off, is everything about money? when soldier's is going to a war do they need to call you and join them? what's does doctor need is encouragement and motivation. at least they sacrifice their self to risk their life, but if they too don't wanna do it, what's the probality that they won't end up having it,? so I pray for a quick breakthrough of this virus, just always try to reason before you type...ok?

Educate that mugu jare.....

Please they should stay at home oh, what exactly are they suppose to do to help Ebola patients , they should cone and compound our problems by contacting and spreading the disease . The few foreign consultants is enough to handle the few cases we have now abeg, not plenty people coming to act as Ebola distributors to family and friends and then use that as the bases for all their insatiable demands

ifyclose2: Since d JOHESU "consultants" can't seem to handle d Ebola menace, we have no other option but to sacrifice and make a comeback.

I think NMA should start by "treating" their colleague.

Medical Doctors can do NOTHING about ebola.

You should beg the "JOHESU" and allied scientists to please provide a cure

[size=26pt]Americans might have just found a possible cure for their 2 citizens with Ebola, while Nigerian Doctors rarely wear latex glovess... [/size]


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tochimas: Please they should stay at home oh, what exactly are they suppose to do to help Ebola patients , they should cone and compound our problems by contacting and spreading the disease . The few foreign consultants is enough to handle the few cases we have now abeg, not plenty people coming to act as Ebola distributors to family and friends and then use that as the bases for all their insatiable demands

The foreign consultants or the white man should leave his family and enjoyment in far away Europe and America and come to Nigeria to take care of idiots that haven't contributed anything to humanity in the last 1000 years?

would anyone like to bet that lady has spray on sanitizer which she applied thoroughly in private afterwards?

dozydre: Striking doctors in Lagos State have volunteered to join the team of experts managing patients at the Infectious Diseases Hospital, Yaba, Lagos.

The chairman, Lagos State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association, Dr. Tope Ojo, who said this at a press briefing in Lagos on Tuesday, added that strike would not stop doctors in the state from attending to persons suspected to have contracted the Ebola virus.
Ojo said about 30 of its members had volunteered to join seven of the Ebola Emergency Response and Management Committee working on the prevention and control of the disease at the IDH centre in Yaba.
He said, “Strike or no strike, we must respond to emergencies. Our doctors are at Mainland Hospital, Yaba, were isolated contacts are being monitored. There are seven committees working on the management of the disease at the centre in Lagos, which our members are part of.
“But the committee, where we are having challenges getting volunteers, is case management. This are the people that work directly with confirmed cases.
“Look at the protective measures that doctors in Liberia and Guinea wear. They are well protected, yet some of them still caught it. Our doctors are worried about the danger it poses to their lives and they need to be reassured.
“We understand their fears and we are making moves to confirm the level of preparedness of the government for doctors.”
He informed that the infected doctor, who is presently on admission at the Mainland Hospital, Yaba, was responding to treatment.
“We know that the infected doctor is stable,  however, the matron is in a critical condition. But everybody, including the experts from the World Health Organisation, is doing all they can,” he said.
 A  member of one of the of the committees, Dr. Babajide Saheed, said the doctors were working closely with the WHO and other stakeholders to contain the risk of the spreading the infection.
Saheed said, “Not all doctors can attend to an Ebola patient. In fact you must limit the number of health workers treating affected persons just to contain the risk.
“We will be escalating the situation if doctors rush to Mainland Hospital just to attend to patients.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/striking-doctors-offer-to-treat-ebola-patients/

Johesu over to you. Doctors dey strike but remember that this is not time to make false claims of Ebola cure becos if Nafdac catch you eh, my hand no dey. Oya alarm don blow, no begin ur own strike o!