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Monday, 20 October 2014

WHO officially declares Nigeria Ebola-free country

The World Health Organization, WHO, and the Federal Ministry of Health are currently holding a joint press conference in Abuja to formally declare Nigeria Ebola Virus Disease free. We thank God!


Dan Nwomeh is the Special Assistant to the outgoing Minister of Health...

83 comments:

Unknown said...

finally

Unknown said...

Yeeiiiiiii
Heard dis on the news this morning
Nice one
So our dear igbo brodas cn u now reduce the price of hand sanitizer?

Dave Mide said...

Thats a positive step in the right direction nywayz! @ least the world would know we are E-virus free now

dupsy said...

Thanks goodness ,at last finally!

Unknown said...

Congrats to us.... Nigeria, Great Nation, Great People.

Alloy Chikezie said...

Yaaaay! Congratulobia to Nigeria.


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OMG!WOMAN said...

Thank goodness

Anonymous said...

how many times,we don hear now..Goldensarah9@yahoo.com

Anonymous said...

Nigeria is ebola free' but the africa isn't...... We shouldn't be too relaxed!!!

ary said...

Hope the idiot Trump and that last guy from the last posting are seeing this?

Subomi said...

Yaaaaay.. Donald Trump can jump off his tall building

Anonymous said...

So what have they been waiting for all these while? Anyway sha. Good to know.

Anonymous said...

*waving to the lord* Father I bless you! You are wonderful! Thank you for being faithful to us as a country. IJMN I pray, Amen!

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Uche Emma said...


Kudos to all those who fought this Ebola to standstill.

How I wish we could fight corruption the same way we fought Ebola

Unknown said...

Excellent news. Please note that this is not the time to throw away the lesson of:

1. prompt response to medical emergencies
2. high hygiene levels (including hands washing periodically)
3. implementing proper border control mechanisms

Thank you.

Tony said...

That's great, i hope the stigmatization of nigerians abroad will stop. However the govt still has a lot of work to do with regards to our borders.

Jude Akinwole said...

We have now been declared an Ebola Free Nation by WHO. Ope o! We should still tread carefully though"! Congrats Naija

Debbie Chelsea said...

Halleluya...d Lord is Good

BONARIO NNAGS said...

Wow! Congrats Nigeria.

~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

Unknown said...

Thank God

Unknown said...

Thank God

Anonymous said...

Wow!!!!!! Am so so happppy thnk God at least we have been declared and the world wuld no i pray those ebola infested country wuld find a way of eracating this virus ooooo#chiommy#

Anonymous said...

good for us

nkiru said...

thank God blcos is not easy bye bye to Ebola!

Shakur said...

GReatest Nigeria!!!!! GREAT....

Anonymous said...

Thank GOD.But Please please,as Gov Fashola of lagos said,lets remain vigilant.there is still a lot of cross border movements

Unknown said...

oh wow! that is some good news!

Unknown said...

Chukwu daaaaalu

Unknown said...

Chukwu daalu ...
# now i can hug Ά̲̣̥πϑ embrace freely
As at the time of old ...lolz

Unknown said...

Chukwu daaaaalu

Unknown said...

Finally, we thank God... This goes to show there's no límit to what we can collectively achieve as a nation..

Anonymous said...

Yayyyyyy. Pops champagne







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Anonymous said...

Yayyyy!! Long may it remain so. Amen.

Kimmy*****

Anonymous said...

Nd so shall it continue to be in Jesus name.grace b

Dr Kevwe said...

Excellent. Commendable efforts by Nigeria as an entity. We await World wide confirmation in the WHO website;just like that of Senegal is already.

Unknown said...

Thank God,now tables have turned,can't say d sam for US

Anonymous said...

This GOOD NEWS - TUJ Let everyone still be on alert and maintain basic hygiene. #AvoidBat&Monkey


I am Coonett

Unknown said...

Congratulations
So happy

BORN TO SHINE!!!

Oluwatoyin said...

Thank God...buh naija keep washing ur hands ooo

Unknown said...

God fought for us and we will always remain grateful to Him.

Unknown said...

God fought for us and we will always remain grateful to Him.

Unknown said...

I am so so Happy to hear this. Congratulations to all of us.
⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥♡thanks ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥ 

Anonymous said...

Hahahhahaha seriously?

Anonymous said...

how many times will they announce that.Goldensarah9@yahoo.com

Shop Online said...

How does this change the fact that "WEST AFRICANS" will still be rejected bcos of ebola...


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Anonymous said...

This is the time for Our boarders to take things more seriously,because Other countries are still not free.Cause any lapse and one person comes in with it,it's back to square one.We thank GOD for the news,but we should be more vigilant now at our boarders.

Anonymous said...

Oh thank God...i'm happy to hear this cause everytime i try to explain to this people that we are ebola free...they look at me like i don't what am saying...cause at the mention of Nig is bad news for them...but am proud of my country will always tell them am from nig no matter what....

Anonymous said...

atlast! Fnk God

Anonymous said...

Thank you JESUS!!!

Anonymous said...

Can someone please tell this to CNN as the have continuously grouped Nigeria amongst the group of EVD afflicted countries.
Thank you.

Unknown said...

Thank you Jesus,it could have been easy without you,and congratulations to us! But then the vigilance especially on our borders must not relent in this fight...

Oge said...

yahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

LEX said...

thank GOD ,he alone did it

LEX said...

thank GOD ,he alone did it

Anonymous said...

Thank God. It's the Lord's doing!

Unknown said...

Kudos to governor fashola...

Anonymous said...

A journey of thousand mile starts wit a step

Unknown said...

Thank God for that. We were able to achieve this fit on Ebola because we worked together as a nation. How I wish are gonna work together as well on other issues bedeviling this nation right now,especially insecurity....

Unknown said...

Thank God for that. We were able to achieve this fit on Ebola because we worked together as a nation. How I wish are gonna work together as well on other issues bedeviling this nation right now,especially insecurity....

Anonymous said...

Oluwa ese oooooo

Anonymous said...

CNN will never mention this. They hate the idea of a "third world country" or any other country for that matter to successfully get rid of the epidemic before their beloved America does

Rikky said...

Finally, a breath of fresh air. Thank God for His mercies

Rikky said...

Basic lessons from this Ebola challenge
1. Prevention is better than cure
2. Behaviour change is very important in getting positive results; see as people dey use hand sanitizer do body cream....lol

I hope we keep up with our hygiene level despite the fact that we are now Ebola-free

Anonymous said...

FASHOLA FOR PRESIDENT!!!!!!

snowflix said...

Good one for Nigerian's #onelovefromSnow#

Unknown said...

Must every discussion in this country have ethnic colouration? Did igbo people stop you from buying and selling? Jealousy is a disease

Mischievous said...

This one moment when one is proud to be a Nigerian. Thumbs up to all those who made it possible but as far as the disease is rampant in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea the country is not safe. The world is a global village.

Unknown said...

We should ban Trump from coming to Nigeria so we don't get infected with the ebola ravaging America.Lol!

Neks said...

this is a very good news

Unknown said...

10x 2God.

Anonymous said...

Afi 'colouration' naa. Lol! I actually take offence to her comment, I took it with a pinch of humour. We need to relax a little in Naija abeg. Geeeez!

AGB said...

Thank Mighty God.....
God Bless Nigeria.

Anonymous said...

good for us, this way the o-called white will allow us be,,, The standard to Heaven

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Unknown said...

U dey mind the uptight niggah
U better re awaken ur dead sense of humor
Bone bone face no guarantee wealth o baba ibo lol

APPLE said...

Great!!!

Anonymous said...

Naija we too much, God we thank you

Anonymous said...

Yay! I can now go home for christmas

Remy said...

I watched a documentary of this on BBC news, it's interesting how the white man portrays Africa as a whole.

I pray that Nigeria can sustain this, if there's one thing they achieved this year, its the eradication of this deadly virus on their soul.

Anonymous said...

Praise the Lord.It shall be permanent in Jesus Name.Nigerian called upon the Lord, He had us, showed us the way and delivered us. the Lord be praised forever.

Anonymous said...

Praise the Lord.It shall be permanent in Jesus Name.Nigerian called upon the Lord, He had us, showed us the way and delivered us. the Lord be praised forever.

Unknown said...

Naija no dey carry last

abujakenneth said...

All glory goes to God, my Father my Healer and never to Fashola

Trent said...

Thanks to God for save the people from Ebola Disease.
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