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Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by nora544: 2:15pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpPt9Wt3QtM Ebola Virus Particles Can Be Transmitted By Air - Prof. S.A. Omilabu Was he sleeping when he hears the first time about Ebola in West Africa |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by ojinku(m): 2:30pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
I can't just imagine shaking my guy ''O boy how far'', and after 2 or 3 days i will see some policemen coming to my house with the person I shook 2 or 3 days ago, telling them that I am amongst the persons he had contacts with. That means I'm going to be quarantined. Even if I didn't contact it, only putting me together with the people that have it, it will automatically transfer to me. GOD FORBID. God punish devil. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Spirit1(m): 2:30pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
The $12 million budgeted by the FG has gone into the pockets of a select few. If we are not careful as a country Ebola will wipe us out in millions. There has been similar pandemics in history that has killied people on millions. At this pace the flu pandemic that wiped millions out in Europe in the 1920's will pale to what Ebola will do to Nigerians. If these index patients who all come from middle class families can be treated this way, now think about what will happen to the average poor Nigerian if they are infected. Jonathan, Chukwu, Idris , Nigerian politicians; this one is not business a usual...oooo. We go hear'am..ooooo. The virulence of the current Ebola strain has never been seen in history. Very soon we will not be laughing anymore. Release the appropriated money and use it to provide intervention and treatment for patients. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by austinvsb1(m): 2:31pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Amya: Really?? Did you read that before posting?? In a country where efforts are rendered ineffective & useless because of the corruptions stemming from the highest seat of authority? I will readily volunteer to work in this isolation centres all day long if things were properly put in place! Or would you have me go care for ebola infected patients with bare hands??! I know more than 10 persons that ll gladly risk their lifes for a cause if they were sure they were saving lives and helping the human race survive and that includes me! This country needs a urgent change in governance! A really urgent one!! |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Spirit1(m): 2:41pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Biafrarep: Pathetic indeed!! Both the FG and Lagos state government have been playing media stunts all these while that they are on top of the situation even when in reality they don't give a rat ass. No matter how much you try to be patriotic, those bloody rulers will always give you reasons to despise your fatherland. Don't we have the resources to adequately take care of these few victims? the population of Liberia, Sierra-Leon and Guinea are not up to the population of Lagos state even with fifteen times the landmass and far much less mobility and vibrancy yet they recorded such tragedy, if we are to extrapolate this with Lagos and its monstrous population density, are we not going to have a disaster of catastrophic proportions?? As scary and nightmarish as this situation appears, one would naturally assume that those in authority would channel all resources and efforts in confronting this Ebola virus head on. The fact that the current victims are not being cared for will discourage even the most compassionate doctor from providing care for these patients. Your analogy with soldiers is interesting; but will you send a soldier to a war front without any gun or protective gear? Doctors are mortals too. Pressure your government to release funds already budgeted for this and not line their bank accounts!!! |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by tete7000(m): 2:59pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
otokx: If someone who doesn't use to have power at all suddenly start getting an average of 4hrs light every week, isn't that an improvement? The word improvement is a relative term, it compares what used to be with what currently obtains. A worst can turn to worse and worse can become bad. All are improvements still in negative realm. Tell me if I am wrong |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by fajani(m): 3:06pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
In the name of Jesus Christ which everything is asked through will be answered. I pray that God Almighty, the creator of heaven and earth, ancient of Days, King of kings, Lord of Lords, the beginning and the end, the Messiah, Son of David, God of Abraham, The God who delivered isreal from pharaoh, Delivered all the Ebola victims from the pharaoh of there life, God who delivered the Isreal from a slave camp and led them to a promise Land, lead those who are in the captivity of Ebola Virus in there promise land. God who led isreal through the red Sea, Ebola is nothing to compare to red Sea, my Father my Lord, perform a miracle. You are a miracle worker.. Let the Government knows that you Rule over the Heaven and Earth. You are God Almighty.... You don't change..Save our nation. Nigeria.... |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by RuuDie(m): 3:10pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Does anyone know how much does protective equipment for medics cost? I am having the mind to buy something, anything and donate to any of these healthcare units catering for the ebola victims... 1 Like |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Amya(f): 3:36pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
austinvsb1: If you want to volunteer, then do that already! if you and your buds go and don't see the equipments you need to go about your duties, then you can come back here and write about how the Nigerian government has failed you. only then will I listen to what you have to say. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Amya(f): 3:50pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
urchpath: I don't hate doctors. Just hypocrites in general |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by room089: 4:34pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
You see why I keep saying: Quarantine no be Kwara tin o! caseless: Stories like this makes it difficult for me to forgive patrick sawyer and the liberian authority. I'm jst angry at them. Honestly my guy you are right. Remember the thread I created about this:" Will The Death Of Patrick Sawyer Sever Nigeria's Relationship With Liberia?" If you take your time to read about that liberian ebola bomber, you will understand that the misssion of that e.vil man was clearly planned from liberia. And he executed it as planned. In Nigeria nothing is guaranteed. You are always on your own. Let's just pray that the virus doesn't spread further. Should that happen, I see this entity called Nigeria decimated o! |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Caseless: 4:42pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
caseless: ofcourse, she did more harm than good. Imagine that oaf taking ebola to enugu; she made contact with 21 pple, and if care is not taken, those 21 might face what these victims are facing right now.godmode, this is my post regarding the action of that woman. U can now see that i judged disintrestedly and have not singled out or exempted anyone involved. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by omortoyosi01(m): 4:46pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Menh...Nah only God fit save us 4 diz country o |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by cococandy(f): 4:51pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
The worst thing that can happen to anyone is getting quarantined together with an infected person when they are not really infected. Just saying cos I don't know if each patient has a different cell or are they all together? |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Caseless: 4:58pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
room089: You see why I keep saying: Quarantine no be Kwara tin o!jst my point. Somebody sent sawyer to us. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Damzil(f): 6:16pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Nice write-up |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by korm2me(m): 6:57pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
Liability: with all our education we dont know how to do anything in this country.u can say that a million times. |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by zabetheagle(f): 10:59pm On Aug 15, 2014 |
means wat |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by michealade(m): 9:02am On Aug 16, 2014 |
Abeg,oya mke una tell me.y person wey get ebola go come go hospital...na to infect odas now |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by ola9ja(m): 9:58am On Aug 16, 2014 |
I thought as much, no wonder the secondary contact all fled, later onyebuchi, minister of health will come out with that his big smelling deceitful mouth to address the issue public to be well taking care of, our leaders from the president to the least of power, you are wicked , and you will not go unpunished your generation will suffer it . |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Nobody: 10:29pm On Aug 16, 2014 |
Ebola: Nigerian doctor miraculously recovers, discharged from hospital: READ @=> http://davidvsnaija..com/2014/08/ebola-nigerian-doctor-miraculously.html |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by delishpot: 1:37am On Aug 17, 2014 |
Greeeaaaaaattttttttt NIGERIAN LEADERS! GREAT! |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by laudate: 2:35am On Aug 21, 2014 |
The Nigerian doctor has passed on.... she didn't make it. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ebola-strikes-at-the-heart-of-nigeria-/186843/ The Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) struck at the heart of Nigeria, when Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, a consultant |
Re: Lagos Ebola Patients Neglected,critically Ill – Relatives,colleagues by Levelzguy(m): 3:36pm On Sep 25, 2014 |
Amya:na ur father and ur generation be dunce..u responded as if you were on a personal vendetta with me and refused to address the real issue.how do u who whether or not I'm a better person.why do u think being a bonafide citizen of this country alone doesn't fonfer me the moral high ground to demand accountability and better service from people that we voted to serve us.because u fink u can speak little english u decided it was best to pick on me and bare your foolishness to the public.ogun lo ma pa e |
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