According to a US tabloid, USA Today, people in Nigeria are shaking hands again, kissing, hugging, touching. These days, shops are open, people are working, and children are finally going back to school, depicting our ever-happy gesture or culture of e go beta!

Simply because Nigeria — Africa's most populous country — is officially Ebola-free, the health ministry said, even as the deadly virus rages on in neighboring countries, where lockdowns and quarantines are common and death rates are rising.

Not to far off in Europe- Spain precisely, is currently dealing with their first diagnosed case of Ebola and fears that the virus could spread. Before the death of Thomas Duncan, Liberian national and first US ebola victim, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had sent researchers to Lagos to study how Nigeria was able to contain the disease. No new cases have been reported in Nigeria since Aug. 31, the CDC said.

The CDC Director Tom Frieden reports that Nigeria's "extensive response to a single case of Ebola shows that control is possible with rapid, focused interventions,"

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