slightlyMad: how can you cure something you havent had a privilege of coming across in your entire existence?
has he seen an ebola patient before or has he cured one?

thegoodjoehunt3: It seems it has happened in Nigeria before in some rural areas. Because, of lack of development in the rural areas, it was not noted.

I feel this man should be given a chance.

thepathologist:

the man looks like ebola

mumubynature: let him try nah butn no gloves oh Mr olumiwateva

thegoodjoehunt3: It seems it has happened in Nigeria before in some rural areas. Because, of lack of development in the rural areas, it was not noted.

I feel this man should be given a chance.

slightlyMad: how can you cure something you havent had a privilege of coming across in your entire existence?
has he seen an ebola patient before or has he cured one?

slightlyMad: how can you cure something you havent had a privilege of coming across in your entire existence?
has he seen an ebola patient before or has he cured one?

thegoodjoehunt3: It seems it has happened in Nigeria before in some rural areas. Because, of lack of development in the rural areas, it was not noted

imsuboi: this man should be arrested ASAP

Yoruba people sha

imsuboi: this man should be arrested ASAP

Yoruba people sha

Ekundayo7:
Did you read what was written? The herbalist stated he had treated this before: ..."He said the description and symptoms of Ebola
match the rare sickness he treated in the past. He called it “Aisan Ode” in Ondo State’s native Ikale dialect, adding that it is a striking sign of a
deity related to the waters called ‘Obaluaye’. He said it was highly contagious and almost incurable.(continue)"...
Let him try.

The viral hemorrhagic (or haemorrhagic) fevers (VHFs) are a diverse group of animal and human illnesses that may be caused by five distinct families of RNA viruses: the families Arenaviridae, Filoviridae, Bunyaviridae, Flaviviridae, and Rhabdoviridae. All types of VHF are characterized by fever and bleeding disorders and all can progress to high fever, shock and death in many cases. Some of the VHF agents cause relatively mild illnesses, such as the Scandinavian nephropathia epidemica (a Hantavirus), while others, such as Ebola virus, can cause severe, life-threatening disease.

tinuolababy:

Ekundayo7:
Did you read what was written? The herbalist stated he had treated this before: ..."He said the description and symptoms of Ebola
match the rare sickness he treated in the past. He called it “Aisan Ode” in Ondo State’s native Ikale dialect, adding that it is a striking sign of a
deity related to the waters called ‘Obaluaye’. He said it was highly contagious and almost incurable.(continue)"...
Let him try.

omoadeleye: let him be given a chance now, but no ebola patient sholud be be sent to him, so he can prove the efficasy of herb, rather let him go and meet those quarantined, i pray it shuold be successful, but if there is a negative event he sholud also be quaranteed and never be grant a chance to go out.