Nigerian Actor Jim Iyke who is Currently in Monrovia Liberia for business, Announced On his Instagram Page a few hours ago That he was Returning back to Nigeria following reports of the Ebola virus spreading in Liberia. He Then Went Ahead to share the below photo of himself at the airport saying though his business was unfinished, he was leaving because The Taught Of Ebola Scares the hell out of him… Well some Nigerian Fans Insist that he should Be tested and Quarantined Before Entering Nigeria. Do You Agree With Them?
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Posted: at 30-07-2014 02:56 PM (9 years ago) | Addicted Hero
yes he should be tested for the virus, i dont know the kind business that took him to Liberia in the first place maybe Ladies business
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Posted: at 30-07-2014 03:10 PM (9 years ago) | Gistmaniac
NIGERIANS PLEASE BE AWARE ARE YOU AT RISK OF CATCHING THE INCURABLE, DEADLY EBOLA DISEASE? What is Ebola virus disease? Ebola is a severe, often fatal illness, with a death rate of up to 90 per cent.The illness affects humans as well as primates, including monkeys, gorillas and chimpanzees.
How do people become infected with the virus? Ebola is transmitted through close contact with the blood, secretions, organs or other bodily fluids of infected animals. In Africa infection in humans has happened as a result of contact with chimpanzees, gorillas, fruit bats, monkeys, forest antelope and porcupines found ill or dead in the rainforest. Once a person becomes infected, the virus can spread through contact with a sufferer's blood, urine, saliva, stools and semen. A person can also become infected if broken skin comes into contact with a victim's soiled clothing, bed linen or used needles.
Who is most at risk? Those at risk during an outbreak include: health workers family members or others in close contact with infected people mourners with direct contact with the bodies of deceased victims hunters in contact with dead animals What are the typical signs and symptoms? Sudden onset of fever, intense weakness, muscle pain, headache and sore throat. That is followed by vomiting, diarrhoea, rash, impaired kidney and liver function and internal and external bleeding. The incubation period is between two and 21 days. A person will become contagious once they start to show symptoms.
When should you seek medical care? If a person is in an area affected by the outbreak, or has been in contact with a person known or suspected to have Ebola, they should seek medical help immediately.
What is the treatment? Severely ill patients require intensive supportive care. They need intravenous fluids to rehydrate them. But there is currently no specific treatment for the disease. Some patients will recover with the appropriate care.
Can Ebola be prevented? Currently there is no licensed vaccine for Ebola. Several are being tested but are not available for clinical use. Is it safe to travel to affected areas? The World Health Organisation reviews the public health situation regularly, and recommends travel or trade restrictions if necessary. The risk of infection for travellers is very low since person-to-person transmission results from direct contact with bodily fluids of victims.
Source: World Health Organisation
Posted: at 30-07-2014 03:15 PM (9 years ago) | Gistmaniac
chidi4reala at 30-07-2014 03:32 PM (9 years ago) (m)
I went to village to see my grandmum, when i reach villa i was happy to see them and as i wanted to hug my own grandmum she said "Bia nwokem hollam dia" no near me o, i was surprise, i said ok lets shake hands my grandmum said "odika ara apuwago gi" why are you ignoring me , my grandmum said "i thaught you stay in lagos? have you no heard of the sickness called "ABIOLA" ? i said ah mama no let another person hear this ooo Its called EBOLA... she said ok, but Hope say u no carry Am, i said yes mama, she said oya come shake me but wait make i wear hand-glove...
Posted: at 30-07-2014 03:32 PM (9 years ago) | Upcoming
chidi4reala at 30-07-2014 03:32 PM (9 years ago) (m)
I went to village to see my grandmum, when i reach villa i was happy to see them and as i wanted to hug my own grandmum she said "Bia nwokem hollam dia" no near me o, i was surprise, i said ok lets shake hands my grandmum said "odika ara apuwago gi" why are you ignoring me , my grandmum said "i thaught you stay in lagos? have you no heard of the sickness called "ABIOLA" ? i said ah mama no let another person hear this ooo Its called EBOLA... she said ok, but Hope say u no carry Am, i said yes mama, she said oya come shake me but wait make i wear hand-glove...
Posted: at 30-07-2014 03:32 PM (9 years ago) | Upcoming
yes Na... e fit be anybody.... celeb or no celeb... diplomat or no diplomat... so pls quarantine and test him ooo before he start sharing it..... first to comment
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Posted: at 30-07-2014 05:05 PM (9 years ago) | Addicted Hero
I hope they don't let him travel. The country needs to be shut down until a cure is found. No, I am not harsh, but this cannot get out of control! He could be carrying the virus and not yet show symptoms of it yet.
Posted: at 30-07-2014 05:16 PM (9 years ago) | Gistmaniac
What scares me is the poor state of our bathrooms and toilets. Hygiene in Nigeria is still very primitive. Thank goodness soon most schools would have closed for the long holiday period and so 200 students do not have to share 20 toilets!
Handshaking is the LEAST of our problems. Please READ the W.H.O. warning and lets ALL keep safe.
It will be terrible if this disease reaches Nigeria. Our world record in combating the spread of contagious diseases is POOR. I understand some countries are working on finding a vaccine. Good on them. Lets hope and pray and continue the RAT (Race Against Time) race.
Posted: at 30-07-2014 05:21 PM (9 years ago) | Gistmaniac
African's i just want to use this medium to reach as many as i can , and also to express my anger over this so called Ebola virus , it's enough, the westerners have intimidated us enough and we are no longer slaves to any body, this is western conspiracy to force the black continent to review their Same-Sex Prohibition , why would it been now ?? brothers 2014 the westerners threatened that they will scale down its support for HIV/AIDS and anti-malaria programmes in Nigeria in response to the Federal Government’s position on the gay rights issue.
And now this Ebola virus has been spread in the black continent to bring the government under pressure to review their same sex marriage law in other to help them get a cure for the Ebola virus virus, please Africans think about this if am wrong with my expression, now the virus is not even killing people but the fear of the virus . the symptoms of this virus seems like that of a chemical weapon that was tested and used in the middle east, i know what am saying i have a point and i know am not far from the truth.
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