Nigeria's Health Minister Prof. Chukwu announced yesterday that there's only one confirmed case of Ebola in Nigeria now...that everyone else has been certified clean; which begs the question, what happened to the N1.9billion released by Pres. Jonathan for the management of Ebola in Nigeria?
Looks like the money will now be used to buy cars and other things. Naija sha! Lol. Continue, it gets more interesting...
During his press conference yesterday, Prof. Chukwu, denied the money was for the
management of the virus, saying it was for the ministry of health and will be used to buy cars and other things
"The N1.9billion approved by the president was for the federal ministry of health. It is not for Ebola fund. It will be used to procure more vehicles for working which have been ordered. It would be used to procure more drugs that have been ordered... and other items.
"In the case of Lagos state, after the president met commissioners of health, the president then asked the minister of health to discuss with the technical people and money has been approved for Lagos state," the minister said.
Well, that's totally contrary to the announcement Presidential spokesperson Reuben Abati made on August 8th
"President Jonathan also approved a Special Intervention Plan and the immediate release of N1. 9 billion for its implementation, to further strengthen on-going steps to contain the virus such as the establishment of additional isolation centres, case management, contact tracing, deployment of additional personnel, screening at borders, and the procurement of required items and facilities."
Beat FM OAP Dami asks the important questions...
Unfortunately your complaints will be falling on deaf ears. Dats why we are not moving forward in this country. Dat is 9ja 4 u dear.
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Why running in conclusions? If ur father is one. of the ministers bet u won't even post this .
DeleteOnyebuchi Chukwu bad news since like forever...... fraudster, previously sacked by EBSUTH, now wrongly advicing d president to cancel residency programme...... iis he jazzing everyone that they can't see his downward spiral moves...... sack him already!
DeleteDoctors went on strike in vain, health minister didn't even provide better conditions for them or meet their demans.... Gej u need to stop drinking ogogoro every night oh
DeleteLinda, ass licker post my comment
Running into conclusions won't do any good! Let's wait. James 4:17. BishopDammy#
ReplyDeleteWait for what? The lady is calling the minister and Reuben abati out and all u can say is wait? Shr is talking based on facts released, how is she jumping to conclusions? What d heck is wrong with nigerians mentality!? U expect heaven to help us y we sit and wait, doing nothing for a Miracle? I weep
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ReplyDeletewat a country
ReplyDeletei still my country anyway
ReplyDeleteThat's the kind of country we live in where people collect from the govt. And never return if not utilised,the only woman who returned the money she was given that was not utilised would be buried tomorrow.no other person is ready to walk in that direction everybody wants a share of the national moi moi by hook or crook...Rip Dora.
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ReplyDeleteMy taught exactly! What will happen to the money, the government should state what it will be used for in white and black.
ReplyDeleteAnd Linda dear, it was more than #1.9b, another #200m was added to support Lagos, making it a total of #2.1b including all the other millions that was donated by individual, co-operate organisations and companies
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Na naija we dey ooo...1.9bn don disappear into the air..just forget it
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Do ppl av to protest bfo d cash on ebola is release too...? Or is d cash jst meant to anouncements?...Qurzimb@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteNaija issue don tire me...
ReplyDeleteThe fight against ebola is far from over..as long as it remains a disease in Africa.
ReplyDeleteWe cant afford to cross our arms just yet and i totally so not believe there is only one case left.
Some have not been detected.This time lapse is to be used to strengthen our borders,improve our research and save for the rainy days.
Cars ke?
Chukwu is a joke.That guy just takes off the dignity of the medical profession.
NA TODAY?? HAS ANYONE HERE ENTERED THE BUSES THEY CLAIMED TO HAVE PROVIDED DURING THE SUBSIDY PROTEST?...DIS PEOPLE AINT HUMAN AGAIN THEY ARE DEMONS ON EARTH
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ReplyDeleteNigeria will always be Nigeria! The real uncompromising Leader still dey Heaven neva knw d belle to enta
ReplyDeleteExactly wat I wz espctin 2 hear cos I knw d@ moni go enter 1 direction nd here it is na SMH 4 our so calld leaders
ReplyDeleteWell tweeted n all correct.
ReplyDeleteHahahaha..its true oh.. Anybody who tries to pocket ebola money is most likely to die a painful death..Quite funny,sha..
ReplyDeleteThat's why the LASG quickly disassociated themselves from the money.
ReplyDeleteThe governor of Lagos State said they are managing what they have from tax payers and do not yet need the FG intervention.cos before we know it now,the FG will claim that they gave the money to Lagos state.
I also recall reading somewhere that Prof onyebuchi (our minister for health) was sacked as commissioner for embezzlement.but trust our sss and the FG to employ vagabonds and thieves.
I knew they'd divert it....they can do anytin to anybody's detriment
ReplyDeleteMr Abati won't respond now o.if its to show us Mr president drinking tea and watching tv,he'll announce asap.
ReplyDeleteThe money is for pdp 2015 campaign. Fogerrit
ReplyDeleteWhich money will they ever give how it was spent
ReplyDeleteReuben Abati,answer please
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile,we shouldn't forget the millions donated by dangote and Tony elumelu.
ReplyDeleteFreaking thieves. God will deal with all of them accordingly
ReplyDeletePlease this is when we need the media houses,bloggers,journalists etc to step up to their motto.innocent lives were lost cos of the unproactive nature of our government
ReplyDeletePLEASE Don't ALLOW THIS ISSUE DIE DOWN.THE MINISTER OF HEALTH MUST EXPLAIN THE ALMOST TWO BILLION NAIRA ISSUE TO US.he must reconcile his statement with that of the presidential town crier-Abati.
mtchwwww.... are we surprised? nonsense n ingredients!!
ReplyDeleteAnybody surprised by this needs to wake up and face reality. These guys are nothing but rogues, shameless ones at that.
ReplyDeleteDiaris God ooooooooo ellaaboh@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteDAT MONEY HAS ALREADY BN SHARED ND EVEN OGA JONA HAS COLLECTED HIS PART....... DEY CAN KIP D MONEY AS LONG AS OUR COUNTRY IS FREE FRM D DEADLY VIRUS............#NAIJASHA#
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Na naija we dey nah....anytn can happen
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ReplyDeleteyou think those idiots have got any conscience?!! if they could they would rob a dying man.
ReplyDeleteMICKY: PDP share the money, mtchewww, tired of these leaders so called
ReplyDeleteWhy do we Nigerians simply love finding faults with the government. I think the first thing to do is appreciate the Jonathan administration for the successful containment of the disease in the country. Did any of us know Ebola was manageable without the oyibo man Zmapp and the "pesticide". Lets praise and encourage them first before probing. #LearnToAppreciate
ReplyDeleteU want us to encourage your brother jona for sending 1.9m on 14 Ebola cases.IF nigerian like vote for jona again that is your fever.Thank God l'm not a Nigeran .
DeleteLet it be used to assist other west African countries having the Ebola epidermic problem
ReplyDelete#madeofblack relax these guys would still chop the money whether you rant or not... Nija is lawless only people that steal 1million are caught by EFCC abi you never notice?Make una no dey deceive unaself ooo trying to pull them down via social media no dey work again dem done get thick skin.... in reference to Ebola being 1 case, i do not believe that shit HO ha..... tell that to the crayfish cluttered beneath the ocean.
ReplyDeleteShe is right, I think the money should be shared among d people who took care of the patient with Ebola. Truth be told the minster tried. Rozay talking
ReplyDeleteWhen we say Jonathan's government is a government of corruption and useless people. They will say we hate him
ReplyDeleteImagine,doctors have been on strike for weeks and they refused to listen to any of their demands. They succeeded in turning the masses against doctors. Now they want to spend 1.9 billion on cars and luxury?
They will all indeed die painful deaths. Amen
Cars?This is absurd
ReplyDeleteInstead of procuring equipments for easy containment at various airports and border, states and local government or drugs for curing this disease.
LMAO Nigeria as a whole na comedy. Approved for Lagos instead of speedy delivery of the cash to the state, when such a deadly virus hit it. I am not a bit surprised, even glad they claim it will even be used for something at all. N some silly pple will be wondering why USA didnt give us their hard earned Zmapp
ReplyDeleteI believe that having less than two cases of Ebola means that the allotted money is actually working!No shit!
ReplyDeleteNa today???All the money EFCC has recover in the past they cant give the record talkless of ebola
ReplyDeleteCars ordered already.. wow so fast.. Naij no dey carry last lol
ReplyDeleteAnd other things like what?? ... When money talks, bullshit works ni ...
ReplyDelete=YES,THERE GOT TO B A LINE IN ALL DS EMBEZZLEMENT BT 4 WIA? OUR LEADERS R SO BENT ON MILKING D NATION DRY. ANY1 DT CHOOSES TO ENRICH HIS OR HERSELF WIT DS EBOLA MONEY SHD KW DT GOD IS WATCHING.
ReplyDeleteAnd other things? What are they? Funny big tank like tummy old niggers. Dey keep looting till dey fill in 6fts
ReplyDeletePoliticians and their big mouthed watering noise making mouth. May God save his pple 4rm dix Ebola and economy. Amen! #####QUEENMAYA#####
ReplyDeleteSo typical.. I somehow expected it.
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More people like this in naija is all we need.....
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ah! s#!t. naija and embezzlement goes hand in hand
ReplyDeletegood points..bt we knw they will spend d cash..u cant do anytin about it...............................#KingOfKings
ReplyDeleteNaija i greet,all dis our politicians try to respect urself.the money is for ebola case .if d virus is no more reward d people dat risk their life and the family of dose dat lost their luv once
ReplyDeleteWell questions Oga Minister Answers ooooooooo We are waiting.#Sir Presh.
ReplyDeleteA country without accountability *hisses* #Sir-Presh
ReplyDeleteNice questions
ReplyDeleteThe will judge all .Ebola making some thieves millionaire. chi nwe ikpe
ReplyDeleteperson wey buy car with #Ebola moni is simply riding in Ebola. hope you knw what it means!!.
ReplyDeletePreach on Sis.
ReplyDeleteThe 1.9 Billion was not received for the special intervention program but it was released to implement the program. So in all, ebola intervention got 200 million while the implementation got 1.9 billion.
ReplyDeleteFinanly Jay z and Beyonce can't just hide it any more. Read the story here. http://monthlyyouth.com/?ref=403919
ReplyDeleteAhahahahahaha!!! Naija!! Freedom of speech is goodd shaaa!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are pertinent questions.
ReplyDeleteIt is a shame that people will seek to benefit from calamities such as the Ebola epidemic.
My the blood of the dead be upon anyone (and their families) who benefits unduly from this calamity.
Wicked evil men and women we call the Nigerian government. Everything is about ends. They don't care how they get it as long as they do. Can you believe the disgusting nerve of this man to confirm the actual use of the money?
ReplyDeleteThis is why I laugh at people who insult the UK. A country where government officers are sacked over the misappropriation of £2.50(N675).
The Ebola fund you asking for has been used for private Jet maintenance please try again later...Ha! Ha! Ha! lol
ReplyDeleteYea soooo correct. They better return that money into the federal account.Anyone that steals from that money would die a miserable death.
ReplyDeleteLinda this is not a 'lol' matter pls. It's a terrible development. Even with this terrible case of a DEADLY VIRUS, corruption comes out to play.
ReplyDeleteUS, Canada, Japan all created treatment when it's Africans dying, yet money that could be used to invent treatment is to be spent on CARS, meanwhile nurses and doctors are dying and infected people are left in horrible conditions to die.
There is no fear of God in Nigeria I swear. Criminals from top to bottom. Disgusting.
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we deserve the leaders that we have because during election, many of us will not come out to vote.
ReplyDeleteMy bro,they will vote for oga jona.Pple shld let our leaders know that they can be vote out.Let vote jona out.
DeleteLittle wonder the grin on the minister's face has been getting wider by the day! Hopefully along with the intervention fund they'll also keep a kingly portion of the virus for later individual use. If the infection of a handful of "ordinary" people could attract a whopping N1.9b presidential windfall imagine what can happen if one or more ogas at the top gets it? Go Minister, you can do it!
ReplyDeletenaija sha, i hope we get things right soon
ReplyDeleteIf they use the money to buy cars and not use it to curb this ebola ish, they will all die with those cars! This is no curse but a fact. Those cars will bring untold sorrows to them all. Money has entered hands, now its only one patient that has ebola in this country. Adonbilivit!
ReplyDeleteThey should speak now, but if they shot their mouth and not use the money for the course it is meant for, may the spirits of those that died of Ebola chase them till they repent that is if they have the chance to repent.
ReplyDeleteIf any of you steal from that money you will catch Ebola or any other incurable disease. You and those you spend the money with will NEVER know peace in Jesus name Amen!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrible country!!!
ReplyDeleteWhy most of us are here crying when most of us here have already started campaigning for them (corrupt politicians) against 2015 election. Sorry for us oooo.
ReplyDeleteThank u victor.
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ReplyDeleteGod help us all. Amen
ReplyDeleteGod help us all. Amen
ReplyDeleteGod help us All. Amen
ReplyDeleteThe federal govt hospitals are in total rot with obsolete or non functioning new equipments yet our honorable minister is busy buying cars. diaris God oh. kontinue! God is watching.
ReplyDeleteAll our politicians are mad pple nd fool .
Deleteis it not a shame our medical personell died from ebola and what interest this useless minster of health is to buy cars.
ReplyDeletei hope ebola contacts him and anyone else who dare use those cars so as to taste what those who died went through wicked set of individuals
They will soon proclaim that the tweet is politically motivated and coming from the APC.
ReplyDeleteHow pesin go pocket money for such course. Nawa o!
ReplyDeleteEbola is still alive and well in Liberia, Sierria Leone, Guinea, DRC . . all that's required is for another Mr. Sawyer to cross porous bothers. Will the cars save us? This is Nigeria's opportunity to show leadership in the sub-region by disbursing the money as alloted, even if we never see Ebola again within our borders. We don't have to run to oyinbo for everything, do we? All of us who have access to social media, this is the time to go on Twitter and Facebook and demand Prof Chukwu should retrace his steps. And I prefer not to hear from the naysayers who let precious experience disarm them and shout " notin will happen." We must try, try, try and try again. Let it not be on record that we just sat down and did nothing.
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Ebola is still alive and well in Liberia, Sierria Leone, Guinea, DRC . . all that's required is for another Mr. Sawyer to cross porous boders. Will the cars save us? This is Nigeria's opportunity to show leadership in the sub-region by disbursing the money as alloted, even if we never see Ebola again within our borders. We don't have to run to oyinbo for everything, do we? All of us who have access to social media, this is the time to go on Twitter and Facebook and demand Prof Chukwu should retrace his steps. And I prefer not to hear from the naysayers who let precious experience disarm them and shout " notin will happen." We must try, try, try and try again. Let it not be on record that we just sat down and did nothing.
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Useless set of evil men and women calling themselves democratic leaders of nigeria..no problem all of them that think ebola is another opportunity to steal money meant for taking care of very poor nigerians,they should watch and see what will happen to them all.thanks my sister for calling our minds to that
ReplyDeleteUseless set of evil men and women calling themselves democratic leaders of nigeria..no problem all of them that think ebola is another opportunity to steal money meant for taking care of very poor nigerians,they should watch and see what will happen to them all.thanks my sister for calling our minds to that
ReplyDeleteEach one of us on this blog may not be able to resist the temptation of syphoning that fund,what am I even saying.....99.9%of the people on dis blog won't even have stories to tell abt the whereabout of that fund,God help Nigeria and its citizens.
ReplyDeletewhy arent they paying the volunteers. the new vehicles on ground were donated by an oil company
ReplyDeletethis country must always look for avenues to squander funds..............yemmy..........
ReplyDeletewhat a shame
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