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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Vikky014(f): 7:03pm On Oct 07, 2014
MNDY:


Hahahahahahahahaha! Vicky or "Vicky E." like I call a namesake of yours that I know! For your information, I am politically neutral! I commend and/or condemn anything whether APC, PDP, AG, APP related, depending on my own perspective. Nigerian politics is not worth my time and too much attention. However, you just signaled to me that you are a PDP loyalist!
By the way, I've been curious on the idea behind the phrase "supporter of APC" and how it was coined! It sounds hilarious whenever I hear it or see it! #LOLZ
i will vote for.GEJ SIMPLE!

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by F117A: 7:07pm On Oct 07, 2014
Who gives a fucck what foreign media thinks?
Nigeria is still punching far below her weight, if not , we would have come to realize that a lion does not care about the opinions of the sheeps.
Imagine china ,russia or brazil jubilating because of a rare positive news from the west.
Oh Nigeria.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by YoursGEJ(m): 7:07pm On Oct 07, 2014
The Lagos State took initiative, took responsibility and did all it needed to do- It took both the curative and preventive approach. It sincerely and its attitude showed that it cherished the lives of all those infected and was not only committed to the prevention of the spread but also the recovery of those infected. At the end, the obvious thing was the success that was achieved, the inconspicuous thing was the fact that the State Governor was Presidential and led the the Lagos State Government in a proactive mode in comparison to its Federal Counterpart who would have gone the route of committees and inefficiency as it has done with all its crisis situations ( we have enough examples) . It was clear to us all that if Sawyer had arrived in Abuja , our miracle story would not be the same. Let the fisherman continue to use Ebola to campaign.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by jevic(m): 7:08pm On Oct 07, 2014
Thank God for everything.
Nigeria is for GOD.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by sexzskil(f): 7:11pm On Oct 07, 2014
I HAVE FOUGHT FOR JUSTICE HERE: THAT AN AMERICAN DR IN WHO ACTUALLY CONTAINED EBOLA AND NOT THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT. THIS GREAT MAN DESERVED TO BE IMMORTALISED OR GIVEN THE TITTLE OF A GCFR.

NIGERIA IS A MEDIOCRE NATION, SO THAT MALAWI IS FAR GREATER THAN HER. A NATION FILLED WITH RETROGRESSIVE, PRIMITIVE, INFERIOR MONKEYS. SCUMS OF THE WORLD!

I'VE NEVER FOLLOWED D DUMB CROWD MY WHOLE LIFE.

I'VE FOUGHT FOR REAL JUSTICE, WHICH IS MY TRUE CALLING.

MAY AMERICA RULES THE UNIVERSE FOR ETERNITY(AMEN)!

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by agriboom: 7:13pm On Oct 07, 2014
For me o, I didn't care if it was FG or Lagos I just felt wan kain pride as I was going through the lines, how I wish we could use this as a defining moment and keep the pride rolling

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Xphantom(m): 7:15pm On Oct 07, 2014
Proudly Nigerian.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by fridayj(m): 7:17pm On Oct 07, 2014
Alas the world have sometin to learn........ l'm feeling proud..........naija for life.....

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by labakeJ(f): 7:22pm On Oct 07, 2014
It is God I'll give all the Glory to, thank u Lord! And God bless Nigeria!!!!!! Am proud of my country!!!! smiley

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by theanonymous: 7:22pm On Oct 07, 2014
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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by thegoodjoehunt3(m): 7:23pm On Oct 07, 2014
sexzskil:
I HAVE FOUGHT FOR JUSTICE HERE: THAT AN AMERICAN DR IN WHO ACTUALLY CONTAINED EBOLA AND NOT THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT. THIS GREAT MAN DESERVED TO BE IMMORTALISED OR GIVEN THE TITTLE OF A GCFR.

NIGERIA IS A MEDIOCRE NATION, SO THAT MALAWI IS FAR GREATER THAN HER. A NATION FILLED WITH RETROGRESSIVE, PRIMITIVE, INFERIOR MONKEYS. SCUMS OF THE WORLD!

I'VE NEVER FOLLOWED D DUMB CROWD MY WHOLE LIFE.

I'VE FOUGHT FOR REAL JUSTICE, WHICH IS MY TRUE CALLING.

MAY AMERICA RULES THE UNIVERSE FOR ETERNITY(AMEN)!
Your reaction is becoming funny. It was a collective effort. The American doctor could never do it alone.

Do you know how many American and European doctors are in the Ebola stricken Nations?

It was a collective effort.

Even the contacts and suspected cases who showed up to be quarantined were amazing.

Imagine if they did not show up to be monitored and given early treatments.

I agree the American Dr David should be immortalised and his name and Dr Adadevoh should be at the fore front of these heroic tales.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by mistuurfabulous(m): 7:23pm On Oct 07, 2014
We try
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by tee4naija(m): 7:26pm On Oct 07, 2014
That is the power in togetherness.We can achieve so much more if only we can jettison our ethnic and religious acrimony and fight our common enemy as a people.we can overcome insurgency, corruption, bad leadership, electoral fraud and so much more if we fight with the same spirit with which we fought EVD in Nigeria.
God bless this nation.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Decryptor(m): 7:27pm On Oct 07, 2014
berem:
I am not voting for GEJ in 2015. You should know that by now.

Your vote does not count

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by ManTiger(m): 7:30pm On Oct 07, 2014
Ibnsultan:

First medical personnels to encouter sawyer are hero's I salut them. Along side Lasg
yes but he could have run should he know how dreadful the disease is.
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by MNDY(m): 7:35pm On Oct 07, 2014
Vikky014:
i will vote for.GEJ SIMPLE!

I belong to that category of Nigerians who do not even vote! Yeah, my political apathy is extreme like that!

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by knightsTempler: 7:38pm On Oct 07, 2014
amiskurie:
Some mofos will come here and try to share this moment with the clueless one soon.






Kudos to the real heroes.

Meanwhile,a Nigerien(of Niger republic) gateman just came back through the border without being checked.


FG thwarting states efforts since the death of yar'adua.

Try harder dunce.

Your own cluelessness is in mega byte.
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by maum: 7:39pm On Oct 07, 2014
ochejoseph:
they were so used to writing bad things about us that at a point they forgot where Nigeria was on the map,(SEE CNN BLUNDER BELOW) now we are been celebrated praise the LORD
shocked shocked shocked SERIOUS BLUNDER!!! CHOI!!!
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by lomprico(m): 7:42pm On Oct 07, 2014
Nigerians are very fearful people who don't want to die for anything. They won't protest agaist the government because they don't want to be shot, they won't protest agaist the police when there is any extrajudicial killings all bcause 'nobody wants to die'. Now that ebola ( a killer) came to our land where nobody wants to die what did u expect? D killer will only get those unaware of its presence b4 d word goes out and after dat it can't get anyone again. My point is that the nigerian masses r the ones that curbed the spread of ebola not our useless government that used d oportunity to embezzle funds meant to curtail it. So america n co shld not boda to meet any gov official about ebola they shld come n ask us the masses we will tell them how to curb the spread!
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by ManTiger(m): 7:43pm On Oct 07, 2014
sexzskil:
I HAVE FOUGHT FOR JUSTICE HERE: THAT AN AMERICAN DR IN WHO ACTUALLY CONTAINED EBOLA AND NOT THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT. THIS GREAT MAN DESERVED TO BE IMMORTALISED OR GIVEN THE TITTLE OF A GCFR.

NIGERIA IS A MEDIOCRE NATION, SO THAT MALAWI IS FAR GREATER THAN HER. A NATION FILLED WITH RETROGRESSIVE, PRIMITIVE, INFERIOR MONKEYS. SCUMS OF THE WORLD!

I'VE NEVER FOLLOWED D DUMB CROWD MY WHOLE LIFE.

I'VE FOUGHT FOR REAL JUSTICE, WHICH IS MY TRUE CALLING.

MAY AMERICA RULES THE UNIVERSE FOR ETERNITY(AMEN)!
Aja Laa jo'ku for making sich a derogatory statement on Nigeria.
Infact oni ku sibi eru e wa.
Sanity is far away from you. What nonsense!
Nigeria is in the limelight for the first time in recent time in all international media and you deem it fit to utter those uncouth words, If ebola enters your Miserable Malawi you will know better.
Omo ale jakujaku, omo abi pabe olosi.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Lilimax(f): 7:43pm On Oct 07, 2014
Lordlexyy:
Couldn't have been more happier being a Nigerian at a point when all odds were against us. Shame on seccessionists and detractors who gloated over our challenges hoping and intensively praying this situation crumble and eventually disintegrate us. God pass them. They will continue to get disappointed as we make more gains out of a chaotic situations. Nigerians are built tough to face and conquer tougher situations. Imagine what more we could achieve as a nation if we forsake politics of sentiment and clannishness and vote on the basis of antecedent or track records. I keep saying that we have not unlocked 1/3 of our potentials. The world aint seen nothing yet. Love naija.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by bokoarerams: 7:45pm On Oct 07, 2014
amiskurie:
Some mofos will come here and try to share this moment with the clueless one soon.






Kudos to the real heroes.

Meanwhile,a Nigerien(of Niger republic) gateman just came back through the border without being checked.


FG thwarting states efforts since the death of yar'adua.
with d wey hatred us eating u up, it will be had for u to prosper in life. U better change. Since u hate hearing good news like dis, I hope something bad happens to u soon so dat u will be satisfied. Miserable thing
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Vikky014(f): 7:46pm On Oct 07, 2014
MNDY:


I belong to that category of Nigerians who do not even vote! Yeah, my political apathy is extreme like that!
OK ACCEPT ANY RSULT DEN.
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by NoContract(m): 7:53pm On Oct 07, 2014
omenka:
Wow!!! Lovely post!! At least, something to be truly proud of!!

When you do things right, the world is forced to notice and respect you. We ought to draw a big lesson from this event. No one grants you respect you didn't earn.

I'm really feeling proud here! smiley

That's the true Nigerian spiritism.

By the way, where do you reside?
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by lawrenceunaa: 7:54pm On Oct 07, 2014
omenka:
Wow!!! Lovely post!! At least, something to be truly proud of!!

When you do things right, the world is forced to notice and respect you. We ought to draw a big lesson from this event. No one grants you respect you didn't earn.

I'm really feeling proud here! smiley
no be only u
proudly Nigerian
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by christopher123(m): 7:57pm On Oct 07, 2014
chrisbaba1:


[size=13pt]Igbo, hausa, fulani whoever. we aint praising tribes but individual heroes.[/size]


Is the Igbo minister with his technical knowledge that nipped this at the bud

I know admadmit
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Nobody: 7:59pm On Oct 07, 2014
www.nairaland.com/attachments/1764409_ebv6_jpeg8c8768b905f94f8ed5b2532ce1b82e48
That image with the little boy ready for EVD scanning is epic. GO BOY! grin grin grin wink wink wink lipsrsealed lipsrsealed lipsrsealed

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by Nobody: 8:01pm On Oct 07, 2014
PapiWata:
Thank God if it makes you feel better, but bear in mind that an individual who left Nigeria ONE WEEK AGO, has been diagnosed with Ebola in Spain, where a total of 4 people have been quarantined after testing positive for Ebola.

If a single traveler from Nigeria to Spain tested positive for Ebola TODAY October 7th 2014, then it is CERTAIN that the traveler contracted Ebola INSIDE Nigeria, meaning of course that there are an unknown number of infectious yet possibly un-diagnosed Ebola cases still living in Nigeria at this very moment, despite the urgency with which entire country is scrambling to thank God for preventing all future incursions of the Ebola virus into Nigeria.

In other words, the danger of Ebola is FAR from over, so thank God if you must, but do not ASSUME that God has performed His assigned duty of keeping Nigeria free from a virus that is spreading like wildfire all over Africa, and now leap-frogging across oceans to infect new continents.

Enemy of progress. He was tested NEGATIVE for crying out loud.

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Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by MNDY(m): 8:02pm On Oct 07, 2014
Vikky014:
OK ACCEPT ANY RSULT DEN.

Oops! My "jajaweed" in my previous was changed to "supporter of APC." Like I sought to know, how was that term coined? Maybe dem go even change am again. I mean "jajaweed." What is the idea behind bringing the "weed" to join "jaja" or "janja" to make "jajaweed"? I know it stands for a supporter of APC but how was it coined?
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by MNDY(m): 8:03pm On Oct 07, 2014
Vikky014:
OK ACCEPT ANY RSULT DEN.

Oops! My "jajaweed" in my previous post was changed to "supporter of APC." Like I sought to know, how was that term coined? Maybe dem go even change am again. I mean "jajaweed." What is the idea behind bringing the "weed" to join "jaja" or "janja" to make "jajaweed"? I know it stands for a supporter of APC but how was it coined?
Re: How The World Media Is Celebrating Nigeria's Ebola Victory Pictures And Video by sexzskil(f): 8:04pm On Oct 07, 2014
thegoodjoehunt3:
Your reaction is becoming funny. It was a collective effort. The American doctor could never do it alone.

Do you know how many American and European doctors are in the Ebola stricken Nations?

It was a collective effort.

Even the contacts and suspected cases who showed up to be quarantined were amazing.

Imagine if they did not show up to be monitored and given early treatments.

I agree the American Dr David should be immortalised and his name and Dr Adadevoh should be at the fore front of these heroic tales.
Thanks dude, u seem to be the only reasonable person here.

Am out!

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