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Wednesday, 24 September 2014

Nigeria no longer has any ebola contacts under surveillance- Health minister

Nigeria is officially an Ebola free country. WHO already declared Nigeria an Ebola free country and now the health minister says all suspected cases of the disease that were under surveillance in Port Harcourt have been discharged after completing the minimum 21 days of observation.

104 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yaaayyy! Praise d Lord!!!

Bishop Dammy said...

Praise the Lord! Thank you Jesus.. So shall it be forever in Jesus name. EBOLA FREE. It is well. Isaiah 41:10. BishopDammy#

Anonymous said...

Hmmm... OK thank God.

Kimmy*****

Anonymous said...

nice one from GEJ and the minister of health

#king said...

Praise the Lord..So finally we are free..☺..............................#KingOfKings

Unknown said...

I thought as much
That's awesome
Some re starting to doubt the authenticity of this ebola virus spread report
Anyhow sha
Thank God





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Tata Shosho said...

Thank God

Peejay said...

Yipeeeeee!!!

Unknown said...

They really did well in this Ebola case.. Thank God!

Anonymous said...

lie all na lie. Badguy.com

Juliebabe said...

All thanks to God almighty.

Anonymous said...

wow!!!I must commend de minister for his effort in containing the virus..However, we shouldn't rejoice yet, more measures should be put in place to stop any future occurence

Unknown said...

Good news, Tnk God for dis. We wil be foreva greatful

Osenye said...

Thank God o...!

Anonymous said...

thank God we can now live in peace and not in fear of Ebola..thank u Jesus..

Anonymous said...

Very good, d fear will reduce but we must protect ourselves against it..thanks 2 d Govt. Hmconcept2000@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

At last we are free,thank God(amakasilver@yahoo.com )

Unknown said...

GOODNEWS.......THANK GOD

ary said...

thank God almighty and the good effort of the Nigerian government

Anonymous said...

Yay!!!!!!!!

Unknown said...

Thank GOD we are free from Ebola, it remains HIV/ AIDS

Angeliqué said...

Thank God

Unknown said...

All thanks be to God for taking this dreadful plaque back to the pit av hell where it belongs ,and appreciations to all those that helped in limiting the spread. Finally,may the souls of those who lost their lives to this plaque find eternal rest in the Lord,Amen.

Alloy Chikezie said...

That's great news. Congratulobia to the country.


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Angeliqué said...

Thank God for that n I hope it stays that way! There's been much grief losing loved ones.

Anonymous said...

thank God#mary says so #

henry said...

That is good to hear, just pray they are able to avert any future incident.

Bored Housewife... now Running Mad!!! said...

Okay!!! Now can these pple open the school, please!!! I'm running outta ma mind with these kids being at home!!!
Puhhhlease!!!!!!!

jerry said...

Like seriously? Pls o they should be very sure o.... Cos I heard nigeria does not have d equipment to treat "EBOLA" abeg make den day sure.

Mz MNB said...

ok.. we yaff hear

Unknown said...

Dahs great news..I guess patrick sawyer wud be so disappointed in hell right now..oga sorry we nigerians don't knw how to die.

DIDI said...

At last we are indeed victorious.thank you lord,its all by your grace.

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Thank God...

Dee Tee said...

... Good news! Happy!

Becky Dennis said...

Happy to hear this.

Anonymous said...

Thank God

Anonymous said...

Wow we thanks to Allah Who save us 4 the deadly ebola

Unknown said...

Isnt God wonderful?

Debbie Chelsea said...

Thank God......good news

Anonymous said...

Thank God,Nigeria is nw a free country.....qudratadenike@gmail.com

Unknown said...

Wooww
Thats cool

Unknown said...

well, i commend the effort of the Nigerian government under the leadership of jonathan that has taken the pain to fight this virus and i hoppe it will be a wake up call on our national security breaches we have been having over the years.

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Unknown said...

All thanks to God.

Anonymous said...

Happy 2 hear dis thank God...Mrs A says so....

Unknown said...

Glory be to Almighty God for all he has done, i m sure Patrick Sawyer that Brought it to Nigeria will be Roasting in Hell by now ...

Baby95 said...

God is good.

Neks said...

thank God but that no mean say govt. go stop the fight now...and open not watched out for more "Patrick Sawyer"

JOE said...

HURRAY!!GEJ MUST DECLARE PUBLIC HOLIDAY!

Mena Peters Triflections said...

It is still around in Sirrea Leone and Liberia but we have to thank God for Nigeria. Please let's not let down our guards.

Mena Peters Triflections said...

Only shows our Government can do whatever they commit their heart to do. By the way, what happened to the 19billion naira realeased for Ebola? Back to the treasury or straight to some pockets?

Anonymous said...

Can our children go back to school now?

ukbliss said...

Tank you LORD, it's all about u.

JP said...

PRAISE GOD!

Anonymous said...

Awesome God.

Rose John said...

THANK GOD oooo EBOLA FREE. Rozay talking

Unknown said...

Thk God.

Anonymous said...

Finally!!!. Nigerians can now take a breath of fresh air.

Unknown said...

Amen

Joyful Joy said...

That's goodnews. All thanks to God and the federal government.

Anonymous said...

Linda y don't i ever see my comments sef? Tried again 2dy n voila it's still absent. Mayb i shd jus continue reading n saving my comments since I'm not one of ur favs.

Lawson Nicholas said...

This is goodnews

Unknown said...

Congratulation
Good to know, happy

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Anonymous said...

God is great..... Stardiva

Unknown said...

Thank you jesus, thank u God. only u could have done this..

Unknown said...

Thank you Jesus, thank you God.. Only you could have done this

Anonymous said...

Thank God ooooo

Unknown said...

To God be the glory

Anonymous said...

That is a good one from health minister, GEJ and Fashola. benotekcomputers@gmail.com

Anonymous said...

Thank you lord! *Flora*

win said...

thank God for his infinite mercies

Anonymous said...

Una sure???????

Anonymous said...

U re an idiot..... fool

Anonymous said...

Hahahahahahahahahaaaahaaaaaa.... I feel ur talk jareeee

Anonymous said...

Thank God

Tosintall

Anonymous said...

Thank God....
===Pearl===

Victor Ikeji's Blog said...

I think we should really commend the FG for a job well done in containing the EBVD. #ThumbsUp to the Minister and his team.

Anonymous said...

i dnt believe dem ooo.....

Anonymous said...

Thanks be to God Almighty.

Immigration close our borders like other west African nations have done.Before infected people from Liberia and Sierra Leon come into the country, thinking we have the cure or something. ...plsssss close the borders

Philip said...

Hmmmm! Thank God oo. God you're so good.

Anonymous said...

To God be the glory.....olorun Nigeria nah yu biko!

Anonymous said...

I pray the country remains free.. Something tells me a second tym wil b disastrous..


cherrykoko

Anonymous said...

I'm happy

The Lord is Good!
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Motherhen said...

God be praised. He will soon free us from every evil confronting us as a nation . congrats fellow Nigerian.

Motherhen said...

God be praised. He will soon free us from every evil confronting us as a nation . congrats fellow Nigerian.

Anonymous said...

maybe na only u be d Ebola patient wey remain. Doubter

yawanow said...

Thank God for the victory. Hoping and Praying we never hear of Ebola again.

Anonymous said...

GEJ nd Minister? U r stupid!

Unknown said...

There's hope for Naija after all.

APPLE said...

Great news! Now i can visit. :)

TalkAtive beibei said...

thank God ooo coz dt idh hospital in yaba put fear for my bodioooo

Anonymous said...

Useless, hapless, daft, NEGATIVE, stupid, worthless Bastard!!! Your life is so messed up, your rotten gutter of a mind cannot accept good news anymore. Animal.

Lady G said...

Great job minister of health. The virus is still out there so we have to continue to practice proper sterilization and sanitation efforts to keep it from re manifesting.

naija dj said...

.........lagos state govt and minister for health

Unknown said...

Wow!!! Thnks be to God. Best news so far

Anonymous said...

Lord u are worthy to be praised.
Very soon, we ll be boko haram free too.

Anonymous said...

are you stupid or what? *nkonyeasua*

Anonymous said...

Thank d Almighty God 4 dis great breakthrough....

Anonymous said...

Good news. But the way the matter is now in Liberia, it is still a scary thing. It may just burst through their borders somehow. I feel bad about their situation.

Canada Info said...

Very Proud of Nigeria! This has happened because there was no cure and could kill even the wealthiest of them all so everyone rich and poor did all the could to stop the spread.

If it only affected the poor people or average Nigerians and the politicians could protect themselves with their money.. it would have been a different story. Thank God!

Uche Emma said...

Kudos FGN

Anonymous said...

Compare your reply with his/her own.
Whose life did you say is messed up?

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Unknown said...

This is very relieving to hear. For once, we able to use social media and the internet for proper Health Communication. We were able to inform the public about every single happening in regards to the Ebola outbreak. I can confidently say almost every Nigerian was aware of the epidemic and majority were able to take necessary safety precautions like consistent sanitizing of the hands, regular showers and bathing. Although the death toll was somewhat plentiful, the rest of the world was able to avoid what could infect them with the virus and all these happen to be an essential part of Health Communication.
Foster Igbinosa Jr (Caleb University, Mass Communication - 200 Level)

Unknown said...

This is very relieving to hear. For once, we able to use social media and the internet for proper Health Communication. We were able to inform the public about every single happening in regards to the Ebola outbreak. I can confidently say almost every Nigerian was aware of the epidemic and majority were able to take necessary safety precautions like consistent sanitizing of the hands, regular showers and bathing. Although the death toll was somewhat plentiful, the rest of the world was able to avoid what could infect them with the virus and all these happen to be an essential part of Health Communication.
Foster Igbinosa Jr (Caleb University, Mass Communication - 200 Level)

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