tuoyoojo: As we all celebrate the discharge of these patients, pls take time out to ponder on this

Who is admitting these patients,treating them and discharging dem.its certainly not GEJ, its not d min of health eida.abi na nurse or lab scientist or babalawo.dem nor give dem zmmap or nanosilver o.so who come dey do this work?

Wait o
.abi is it our "clueless","heartless","selfish doctors"?

I still dey wonder o

Meanwhile, I jus dey observe

Ezyp:

Your point is clearly understood..but bro read the write up again and u will see that the story is sketchy...NO NAMES OF THOSE DISCHARGED, UNKNOWN TREATMENT USED, AT LEAST PICTURES OF THE DISCHARGED.. looks like the minister wants to ease tensions..why can't they come out plain..

But all the same I pray this is true and we should stop bothering ourselves what the west think.

Iamoilprince: Nice one! If FG handled Boko haram like Ebola I dnt tink any member wud be alive by now!

Alexas58:
[s]Four more patients have been
certified clean and discharged
from the Ebola Isolation center in
Lagos after undergoing
treatment for the deadly disease.
The four patients include two male doctors, the nurse who had
earlier escaped from the isolation
center and ran to Enugu and a
female patient who was on
admission at the time Patrick
Sawyer was hospitalized at the First Consultant Hospital. The news of their discharge was
disclosed in a statement released
today by the Minister of Health,
Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu and
signed by his his Special Assistant on Media and Communication, Mr. Dan Nwomeh. Read parts of the
statement after the cut. “The Minister of Health Prof.
Onyebuchi Chukwu has
announced that four additional
confirmed cases of Ebola Virus
Disease who have been
managed successfully and are now disease free have been
discharged home today. They
include two male medical
doctors and one female nurse.
The three participated in the
treatment of the index case while the fourth person was a
female patient at the time the
index case was on
admission. This brings to five
the total number of patients
diagnosed with Ebola Virus Disease who have now been
discharged from hospital.” On Saturday August 16th, the
Health Minister announced that the first Nigerian to be diagnosed
of EVD, a female doctor, had been
discharged after she was treated
and certified cured. The Minister also stated that the
total number of cases of the Ebola
Virus Disease in Nigeria remained
at 12 while the number of deaths
from the disease was four and
that the number of people under surveillance in Lagos is 189 while
in Enugu is 6.[/s]

Tallesty1: Imagine the celebration..............

tsharp: Ebola chose the wrong country. Say what you like about naija... truth is, we are rugggged!!!!!

samflexxy: Good news how would their body not fight against evd after all the eba and egusi soup and oda african delicious delicacies we take in daily

Alexas58: Four more patients have been
certified clean and discharged
from the Ebola Isolation center in
Lagos after undergoing
treatment for the deadly disease.
The four patients include two male doctors, the nurse who had
earlier escaped from the isolation
center and ran to Enugu and a
female patient who was on
admission at the time Patrick
Sawyer was hospitalized at the First Consultant Hospital. The news of their discharge was
disclosed in a statement released
today by the Minister of Health,
Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu and
signed by his his Special Assistant on Media and Communication, Mr. Dan Nwomeh. Read parts of the
statement after the cut. “The Minister of Health Prof.
Onyebuchi Chukwu has
announced that four additional
confirmed cases of Ebola Virus
Disease who have been
managed successfully and are now disease free have been
discharged home today. They
include two male medical
doctors and one female nurse.
The three participated in the
treatment of the index case while the fourth person was a
female patient at the time the
index case was on
admission. This brings to five
the total number of patients
diagnosed with Ebola Virus Disease who have now been
discharged from hospital.” On Saturday August 16th, the
Health Minister announced that the first Nigerian to be diagnosed
of EVD, a female doctor, had been
discharged after she was treated
and certified cured. The Minister also stated that the
total number of cases of the Ebola
Virus Disease in Nigeria remained
at 12 while the number of deaths
from the disease was four and
that the number of people under surveillance in Lagos is 189 while
in Enugu is 6.

Alexas58: Four more patients have been
certified clean and discharged
from the Ebola Isolation center in
Lagos after undergoing
treatment for the deadly disease.
The four patients include two male doctors, the nurse who had
earlier escaped from the isolation
center and ran to Enugu and a
female patient who was on
admission at the time Patrick
Sawyer was hospitalized at the First Consultant Hospital. The news of their discharge was
disclosed in a statement released
today by the Minister of Health,
Prof Onyebuchi Chukwu and
signed by his his Special Assistant on Media and Communication, Mr. Dan Nwomeh. Read parts of the
statement after the cut. “The Minister of Health Prof.
Onyebuchi Chukwu has
announced that four additional
confirmed cases of Ebola Virus
Disease who have been
managed successfully and are now disease free have been
discharged home today. They
include two male medical
doctors and one female nurse.
The three participated in the
treatment of the index case while the fourth person was a
female patient at the time the
index case was on
admission. This brings to five
the total number of patients
diagnosed with Ebola Virus Disease who have now been
discharged from hospital.” On Saturday August 16th, the
Health Minister announced that the first Nigerian to be diagnosed
of EVD, a female doctor, had been
discharged after she was treated
and certified cured. The Minister also stated that the
total number of cases of the Ebola
Virus Disease in Nigeria remained
at 12 while the number of deaths
from the disease was four and
that the number of people under surveillance in Lagos is 189 while
in Enugu is 6.

817: The world is really wired up for bad news. When the Minister of Health announced that Nigeria has had its first Ebola Case all the news agencies carried the news in a flash. All the updates on how many people have contacted the disease was on news wires before you could blink. Now the same Minister of Health has officially announced how well Nigeria has managed Ebola resulting in 4 people being certified free of the disease. Unfortunately not one international news agency has carried the news. I think is time we realise that the western world does not think that any good will come out of Africa. What a shame!

Iamoilprince: Nice one! If FG handled Boko haram like Ebola I dnt tink any member wud be alive by now!

hensben: why? because ebola doesnt care if you are rich or poor, it can be contacted by anybody including ogas at the top, ebola cant be protected by securities unlike boko haram, so, this is the reason they have taking drastic action so far concerning the virus....this is to tell you common man life mean nothing to this people.

Alexas58:
Ebola is more deady than boko haram

erasokafor: Was it mzapp or nano silver that was used in treating them.we wanna knw the treatment procedures .I am glad for the news