Yeah, I know we should always pray that the situation is not true but it doesn't mean we should just neglect the fact that Ebola could actually be spreading in Lagos.

Suppose the Liberian man had spread the virus to his partner on the plane? Suppose the spread happened while boarding? Suppose the said passenger didn't show any signs of the virus within that short period of contacting it...

Let's use our heads.... What's the way forward from here.... Doctor's attention needed here.... Oops, they're on strike.

One would have expected that by now government would've identify the aircraft the victim came with as well as all the passengers and crew on that flight, traced them to their various locations and take the necessary medical actions.
Anyone in contact with the victim while here should not be left out

One would have expected that by now government would've identified the aircraft the victim came with as well as all the passengers and crew on that flight, traced them to their various locations and take the necessary medical actions.
Anyone in contact with the victim while here should not be left out

tinkinjow: One would have expected that by now government would've identified the aircraft the victim came with as well as all the passengers and crew on that flight, traced them to their various locations and take the necessary medical actions.
Anyone in contact with the victim while here should not be left out

Just what I was thinking... But then again, all passengers of that flight shouldn't have left the airport in the first place.... The only thing Nigerians know is to shout "God Forbid" in these kind of situations.