The border closure was made known today by the spokesman of the Cameroonian government, Issa Tchimora Bakary
"All borders, land, sea, and air, between Cameroon and Nigeria are closed. Our thinking is that it is better to act preventively rather than have to heal those who may fall ill" he said
Cameroon has so far not recorded any case of Ebola...
Smarto!
ReplyDeleteGood, Desperate issues calls for desperate measures, they are protecting their citizens and I like that, not like Nigerian government who have no regards for their citizens
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Is a pity we elect crazy and fool leader just like Patrick Sawyer. We better wise up. We need a change. A Great Debate
DeleteGood, Desperate time calls for desperate measures, they are protecting their citizens and I like that, not like Nigerian government who have no regards for their citizens
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My country shud be ashamed oh! See common cameroun! Sumtin we shud have done a long time ago. Tueeh! Oga jona keep watching film wit omoni inugo?
ReplyDeleteHahahahahahaha can't stop laffing I min is a big shame tho
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DeleteCommon Cameroon?????
DeleteWeldone! Cameroon is trying to protect her people.. Its ok. Buh God is with Nigeria and He wouldn't forsake us. Psalm 91:1-3. BishopDammy#
ReplyDeleteITS D BEST TIN TO DO....... PREVENTION HAS ALWAYS BEEN BETA DAN CURE.....
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Hmmmm, this is something Nigeria was meant to do,
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Chinghe countries are now closing their borders with us #smh
Well......good decision..
ReplyDeleteSMH. I DNT BLAME CAMEROON. NAIJA GOVT WOULD HAVE SET PREVENTIVE MEASURES EVEN B4 DE ARRIVAL OF PATRICK 4RM LIBERIA. GOD BLESS NAIJA. GOD BLESS MY 1 & ONLY CRUSH @ LINDA BY TED
ReplyDeleteProactive country.Ours is Reactive.The difference is clear...
ReplyDeleteThis is getting serious!
ReplyDeletePrevention is better than cure
ReplyDeletea.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said...
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They took the ryt choice something we ought to do long tym ago....
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Nigeria should have done that a long time ago..
ReplyDeleteNigeria should have done that a long time ago..
ReplyDeleteUgly country. Mtcheeeeew
ReplyDeleteI no blame dem jawe.. Beta safe dan sorry. If only Nigeria had dis kind of 4site, we wouldn't b in dis mess.
ReplyDeletePreventive measures
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Omo na so ooo prevention is betav Dan cure oooo
ReplyDeleteThat's what Nigeria will have done initially.prevention is better than cure.
ReplyDeleteOmo prevention is beta Dan cure oooo
ReplyDeleteDey shudnt hv bothered, nobody wishes to go there b4 eee,,,, abi dem don see who see bread e go trowey ham go dey chop stone nahh....
ReplyDeleteIts a proactive measure so don't blame them, if we had been this serious with our health security we won't be talking about Ebola here now. Let's make some cool cash, click here and register www.referbizpay/?ref=7508
ReplyDeleteWhich country won't. Whatever affects Nigeria negatively affects them too. From Boko haram, it may be Ebola. Who knows.
ReplyDeleteGood one from their government. This is precisely what Nigeria government should have done in first place now nigerians are now isolated in every were may God help us to survive this contagious virus. felixlino82@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteof all countries... they should kiss our bu***..........hissssssssssss.. We shall overcome by God's grace.
ReplyDeleteThey did the right thing. Nigeria is paying the price for her negligence.
ReplyDeleteOf course! Provision is better than kiosk.
ReplyDeleteSmart move! Wish 9ja had done dt a long time ago!
ReplyDeleteYet Gabon is so close to Cameroon and has had several cases of Ebola.... just saying!
ReplyDeleteThat is how countries who are ruled by competent leaders act, you take preventive measures not preemptive measures! We honestly are a country of many headless horsemen!
ReplyDeleteBetter for them; that's if those who planned to bring the ebola virus to Nigeria have not gotten to you. D decision is quite late..... No doubt
ReplyDeleteI don't knw what to say
ReplyDeleteNawa ooo
ReplyDeleteSmart move!
ReplyDeleteSo after this Sawyer man imported Ebola to naija, have naija still closed their borders with those affected countries, especially Liberia where they now steal from Ebola victims and chant there's no Ebola? Dear Goodluck, am highly disappointed in your tortoise leadership. Weak president!
ReplyDeleteIs it dat people dont have sense or they dont read? So u guys mean closing borders is d best means of prevention. Tell me, if usa had stoped flights from nig or liberia will we be getting help we are getting now. No. being wise n good thinking people usa sent personell n drugs! N if u are educated n can read u should b aware dat tendency of ebola spreading in nig is at its barest minimum. So on wat strong grounds is cameroun closing it's borders. U see y d whites are seen as superior humans? cos they dont run frm dia problems they stand n fight n conquer it. How abt cameroun killing all bats b monkeys in dia country? As a way of preventing ebola. Stupid low black man mentality.
ReplyDeleteBut théy vé Ebola long time. Congo is near them. They Eat Monkeys. Un pays nul. With a dictator for 32 year. To hell with Paul Bia
ReplyDeleteDats d best tin to do...prevention is beta dan cure
ReplyDeleteThis is not news, these are people that have brains unlike jonathan that is just eating our resources and cannot make decisions and take initiatives to safeguard d lives of the citizens he swore to. They have done d right thing and i don't blame then. Good thinking Cameroun.
ReplyDeleteI am sure our borders are still open even as we speak. And flights still come in from Liberia and other infected countries. I'm positive that no one coming into Nigeria from these countries are quarantined. Shame on you Jonathan #spinelesspresident
This is a country that love there citizens not f...cking Nigeria govt who value us only election time... God punish devil
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ReplyDeleteI'm actually happy about it because it gives us one less headache about our porous borders. Niger and Chad and Benin should follow suit. Then we will just have to worry about airports.
ReplyDeleteOnpe. It's well
ReplyDeleteGood for them..
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ReplyDeleteaction is louder, unlike my president who always condemn BH action but don't act
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Na wa o. See Cameroon see us. Imagine this small country too is blocking boarder. Wahala don dey o
ReplyDeleteNa better government be that !
ReplyDeleteThey saw what is coming ahead and they acted fast.
Na better government be that !
ReplyDeleteThey saw what is coming ahead and they acted fast.
i want to congratulate the Cameroonian people and Govt for that decisive action, there are no sentiment in issues of life and death.
ReplyDeleteAm so proud of Cameroon. They don't have much but its a country that when it comes to health and education of their citizens,they don't play with it.
ReplyDeleteBetter - the disease must be contained first - pray for Ebola victims
ReplyDeletePlease go to bakassi and put ebola patient there. Give us back our land. Land Grabbers. Mtchew.
ReplyDeleteHmmm... Even after losing 4 precious souls and now praying for the 2 confirmed cases and X cases under observation.... Our borders remain wide open even to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea!!! I mean: Liberians can still enter this country today- unbelievable!!! People lets speak up against this Dormant Reactive government of ours.
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