Biliamin: Reports just reaching us at 247nigerianewsupdate.co has it that a Liberian woman infected with the Ebola virus has been caught at the Lagos international airport today, when she arrived from the Air Morok flight.

The woman whose name was not identified as at the time of this report, was said to have just landed at the Lagos airport when she was screened and the virus was detected in her.

She was immediately arrested.


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purplesummer: How was she immediately diagnosed of Ebola? Do they now have an Ebola laboratory at the airport?
The woman's temperature was probably high and being a Liberian they concluded she is infected with the EVD, a reasonable conclusion though especially in these trying times

phreakabit: Shut the freaking borders and embassies for now! I don't know what these government is looking for? With Nigeria EVD survival rate, this place is looking like a sure-fire ticket to survival hence the migration! Maybe until we start lynching aliens then they will sit up.

phreakabit:

The easiest and earliest of symptoms. . . .Abi you think say the infrared thermometers na bomb detector? Every suspicion is treated as a possible case, and rightfully so in the current situation.

candy:
It may sound harsh but yes;people from 'ebolarized' zones, especially Liberians should not be allowed into the country for any reason. These people are bent on frustrating our effort!

On a lighter note: how about we airlift loads of ewedu and drop with prescription sheet?

Heamah:

High temperature is one of the commonest sign of most illness. High temperature doesn't translate to EVD

Biliamin: The report has picked it that the woman is a South African who has worked in Liberia for some time. She flew in from Morocco and has been taken to the Lagos Ebola treatment centre for tests after she acknowledged suffering from diarrhea and vomiting

phreakabit:

Want to laugh at the ewedu bit but I am too worried to laugh. Have never been this paranoid in my life!

candy:
We are all worried my brother, but I believe if we don't let down our guards and if we stop broadcasting the success rate, we will be fine.

My fear though lies in our land borders, they are just too porous. Do you believe that maids and labourers still enter naija with the help of greedy slave masters who pay stipend to get them in without any medical check done on them? Sad but true. That was why I suggested earlier the use of force on illegals.

God brought us this far;He will see us through.

Biliamin: The report has picked it that the woman is a South African who has worked in Liberia for some time. She flew in from Morocco and has been taken to the Lagos Ebola treatment centre for tests after she acknowledged suffering from diarrhea and vomiting