contrary to reports published by some
Newspapers concerning the health status of
Amy Ngozi Adadevoh, younger sister of late Dr
Ameyo Stella Adadevoh who died from the
virus, the Lagos State government Tuesday
stated that younger Adadevoh never tested
positive to the virus.
Lagos state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Jide
Idris, while speaking at a media briefing,
revealed that the woman actually had
symptoms of the virus but when her blood was
tested, the result was negative and she was
discharged.
“The report on social media that one of the
secondary contacts at the Isolation Centre at
IDH in Yaba tested positive is false,” he said.
Idris said the state had screened and tracked a
cumulative total of 321 contacts, 159 of whom
have been cleared and discharged on
completion of the 21-day surveillance period
while 158 are still being monitored.
The health commissioner further stated that
there was one confirmed contact which tested
positive at the isolation centre while there was
a contact tested whose result was yet to arrive
as at the time of the briefing.
Speaking on the possibility of the seven
primary contacts who have been discharged to
be re-infected, he said, “They cannot be
infected by the strain anymore but they could
be infected by another strain.
Clearance certificates are nonetheless issued
to contacts that have completed the 21-day
maximum incubation period of

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We dont want ebola. Let it pack its bags and baggages and leave.

By the name above all names! EBOLA should return to the PIT OF HELL! In JESUS Name! AMEN!!!

ebola shall not see us and our loved ones IJN