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I know one day this will end in this Nation.... |
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Sparrow13:See me in that my Dude face....my boy looks like me. Give wishes....not condemn me that am wicked. Cheers. |
Celebrate my Friend, My Sweet Wife with me. She's a year old today. She's celebrating this day with me & our lovely boy. Just give her your prayers & goodwill messages. May God grant you all your heart desires in Jesus Christ name. I & Salem Love you my Sweet Mojisolami.
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Breaking News: Liberia Thomas Eric Duncan dies in Texas Hospital....... (CNN) -- Thomas Eric Duncan, the man with Ebola who traveled to the United States from Liberia, died Wednesday morning at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, the hospital said. He had been in critical condition after being diagnosed with the virus in mid-September. People who have had contact with him are being monitored for symptoms. It has just been a little over a week since Duncan began receiving treatment for the virus, and those days have spelled an "enormous test of our health system," said Dr. David Lakey, the commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services. "For one family it has been far more personal," he said in a statement. "Today they lost a dear member of their family. They have our sincere condolences, and we are keeping them in our thoughts." He vowed that health care workers will continue to try to stop the spread of the virus "and protect people from this threat." Airport screenings News of the death of the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. comes as a federal official told CNN that airports in the United States will begin taking the temperatures of arriving passengers who have flight itineraries originating from West African countries where Ebola is concentrated. The screenings will begin this weekend or next week, according to the source who has direct knowledge of the screenings. Among the countries considered to be in the so-called Ebola zone are Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria. The new measures at U.S. airports come a day after Dr. Thomas Frieden, the director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, told reporters that devising travel guidelines was in the works but nothing had yet been finalized enough to announce. Can you catch Ebola on a plane? The Ebola virus can spread through contact with bodily fluids -- blood, sweat, feces, vomit, semen and saliva -- and only by someone who is showing symptoms, according to the CDC. People with Ebola may not be symptomatic for up to 21 days. Symptoms generally occur abruptly eight to 10 days after infection, though that period can range from two to 21 days, health officials say. Air travelers must keep in mind that Ebola is not transmitted through the air, said Dr. Marty Cetron, director of the CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine. "There needs to be direct contact frequently with body fluids or blood," he stressed. Cases in Europe Meanwhile, Frederic Vincent, a spokesman for the European Commission, told CNN on Wednesday that there have been eight confirmed cases of Ebola in European countries. There is one case in the United Kingdom that has been treated and the person has recovered; one case in France like that; two cases in Germany in which patients are receiving treatment; and three cases in Spain: two deceased Spanish missionaries and a nurse's assistant who is being treated. There is also a case in which a Norwegian staffer with Doctors Without Borders is being treated, he said. Also in Spain, health officials said four more potential Ebola cases -- in addition to the nurse's assistant -- are under observation. Cases in West Africa The globe's largest outbreak of Ebola has killed more than 3,400 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Since March, more than 7,400 people have contracted Ebola in those nations, according to the World Health Organization.
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Since 4am....seeing different Rep of Nija....like flags, Cakes..Touch of White & Green. Show ya Nija Rep today.
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Wow! This is a good one from Mr President. For those that know this man very well....every 1st October, they only re-Paint his house. Mr President this is good for real.....I wish His family is attached to something too....so that his family name will not be forgotten. God Bless Nigeria! God Bless You!. I Love Nigeria! |
gift01: OP don't lie to us. No be inside Shoprite Ikeja be dat"You no sabi at all. Very close to Alausa(Governor oFFICE) You fall my Hand Sha....I beg dey go out once in a while...you can do Window Shopping dem no go beat you or arrest you. *YINMU* for U |
I saw this recently.....Your Fart keeps you alive. Please, control it when you are in the Public.
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"Living without working is Dying without Knowing..." [b][/b] Generally, this part of the world believe that; You must know Someone at Top to get a Job.... My Question is: What is the Result of being Idle?
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Hallelujah! Indeed the Church is marching on.... |
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