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ALKARULEZ615: dats not utterly true...

#Fallacy_of_Hasty_Generalization...

Btw, who do u know? Who ar u?

i dont brag much....

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even me

story story..once upon a time

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pls note...this is not scam...i dont have anything to do with them....me and u know dat admission in Nigerian is not about wat u score but who u know to put u over there..

okparaugo: Good old days.

Life is really short...

really

ok

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A two-year-old boy from a remote village in Guinea has been identified as the 'patient zero' in the deadliest-yet Ebola outbreak, DailyMail reports. Epidemiologists believe the boy from the village of Meliandou, Guéckédou province, suffered with fever, black stools and vomiting for just four days until he died on December 6.

Seven days later, his mother died too, followed by his three-year-old sister, who fell sick on Christmas Day and was dead before she could see the New Year.

Guéckédou sits by the borders with both Sierra Leone and Liberia. In a region where borders are porous, it gave the Ebola virus a route into three nations where medical infrastructure is under strain
at the best of times.

Researchers charted the spread to nearby communities by two mourners at the funeral of the original victim's grandmother, who died January 1, and the village midwife, who died February 2, but not before infecting one of her relatives who had cared for her.

But it wasn't until March that the mystery sickness was recognised as Ebola and, by that time, dozens of people had died in eight communities in Guinea and suspected cases were emerging in Liberia and Sierra Leone.

Nine months after the first suspected case, described in The New England Journal of Medicine, and the West African Ebola outbreak, centred on Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia, is the worst in history with nearly 1,000 victims so far. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Friday it is an international health emergency likely to continue spreading for months.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2721131/Was-two-year-old-boy-tiny-village-Guinea-patient-zero-Ebola-outbreak.html

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YoursGEJ: .

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God will Put all of them to shame...Ebola

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Despite pleas by various governments’ officials for the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to call off their strike action in the face of the Ebola virus outbreak, the doctors have stuck to their guns, insisting the one month old strike continues.The President of the Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, Kayode Obembe, had on Friday resigned and then rescinded his resignation. Tweets continue after the cut

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Obi Justina Ejelonu is from Mbaise in Imo State, a graduate of Ebonyi State University Abakaliki and was previously working at Otunba Tunwase National Pediatric Centre Ijebu Ode in Ogun state before relocating to Lagos to work at First Consultant Hospital Obalende. Here's a post she shared on Facebook group - Igboville last week:
“I never contacted his fluids. I checked his vitals, helped him with his food (he was too weak)…..I basically touched where his hands touched and that's the only contact. Not directly with his fluids. At a stage, he yanked off his infusion and we had blood everywhere on his bed…..but the ward maids took care of that and changed his linens

with great precaution. Every patient is treated as high risk …..if it were airborne, by now wahala for dey. I still thank God.
Friends, up to our uniforms n all linens were burnt off. We r on surveillance n off work till 11th. Our samples v long bn taken by WHO n so far we v been fine. For me, kudos to my hospital managt cos we work professionally wt every patient considered risk cos thats d training. Had it been it's a hospital where they manage ordinary gloves lik Govt hospital n some supporter of APC private hosp..:lol….wahala for dey o. I must also thank Lagos Govt….infact! Even fed govt sef….all been supportive. I'm good n so r the others in d hosp…..”

SouthEastNigeria has since confirmed Justina was among those who attended to the Liberian Ebola patient, Mr Sawyer, in Lagos. She is currently being quarantined at Mainland hospital Yaba Lagos alongside about 40 others. This clinic is immediately after Yaba Tech. She is still alive and spoke with SEN yesterday on phone.

Justina had shared this on another Igbo Facebook page earlier on.

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Islamist Militant group ISIS has been killing non-Muslims in many cities in Iraq and Syria in their effort to eradicate the Christian faith in the countries...and they are not sparing children. There's been several executions of believers, including crucifixions and the beheadings of children. The children's heads are being erected on poles in a city park according to an eyewitness who spoke with CNN.

"There is a park in Mosul where they actually beheaded children and put their heads on a stick and have them in the park. The world hasn't seen this kind of atrocity in generations" a prominent Chaldean-American businessman Mark Arabo told CNN

See some of the horrific photos + images of extreme brutality by ISIS on their prisoners. Members of the Sunni Shaitat tribe are taken from their homes rounded up and marched to their deaths. ISIS shared some these horrific images online. Continue...

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A child beheaded

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A man holds the lifeless body of his decapitated daughter, executed by ISIS because she was of a Christian family.

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Islamists killing a woman by slitting her throat and capturing her blood in a bowl,



Lined up and executed, their severed heads put on display as a warning to others:

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Barefooted with their hands bound behind their backs with rope, the prisoners are marched to the execution site in the desert near Deir ez Zor in Syria

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The captives are then lined up and ordered to kneel down on the dusty ground

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ISIS fighters stand behind the line of men and the squad of jihadists begin to murder the prisoners

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A couple of jihadists approach the dead prisoners and finish off any survivors from point-blank range

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A jihadist appears holds a terrified man by his hair and begins to slice through his neck with a hunting knife

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Brutal: Other captives are shot before being tied to makeshift crucifixes

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A crowd of local men watch from behind a low fence, some of them are taking photos or filming the executions with their mobile phones



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2719991/Horrific-new-photographs-ISIS-atrocities-prompted-Obama-act.html

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This is supposedly a pic of air hostesses on a West African flight. The person who sent in the pic gave the name of the country and airline but since I have no way of confirming it, we will leave that out. Meanwhile continue to see how attendants at Lekki Toll Gate in Lagos collect money now...

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bola Gloves.(lol). It's better to be safe than sorry!

http://www..com/forum/showtopic.php?id=4521

nice

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The helpline says 0800 EBOLA HELP.....It is confusing right?

This is what you should do.

0800326524357 -

This is the number you should dial on your phone,It is toll free!

[b]Meaning you can call the number without having airtime in your phone and talk to them anything relating to Ebola tips

http://www..com/forum/showtopic.php?id=4518

was here

gud[size=16pt].better for the masses[/size]

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okparaugo: Je suis tu parle vu dans la ebola

lekele, lakala

kk

hehehe

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