Ethnic Bigots Yorubas Only themselves
Na Yorubads develop lagos? only their pictures dem put for all the posters

Thanks for the beautiful job done,by this post.She is EFUNSETAN&IYALODE TINUBU of our time,BRF AMBODE NAY FED GOVT what are you doing or have done for her rembrance!

check d pictures of the "ordinary people" amongst d stupidt posters,(one market woman and one appretice guy lik dt),dier names were nt written alongside their pictures...ONLY THEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Tazdroid:
If there's anyone who truly deserves to be there, it's her

try to think before u make comments. I love what she did for nigeria and not lagos alone but let's not forget that this posters are honouring those people whom lagos state has contributed to their achievements. Many of them started their successful careers in lagos and they are expressing their appreciation on the face of a poster. The woman did an heroic thing and she will forever remain in our heart but the slogan(lagos is my success story) cannot be said of her. Her death is not a success story to her and her family. She can be immortalised with other things, not lagos is my success story.

mangood74:
Ethnic Bigots Yorubas Only themselves
Na Yorubads develop lagos? only their pictures dem put for all the posters

Haba!! Make una dey lie small-small, nah. Do you live in Lagos? Or did you have a blindfold over your eyes when you were walking down its major streets or travelling along the highways? Were TuFace Idibia, Dangote and other non-Yoruba people not featured in the posters?

Anyway na wetin concern me, sef? Let me leave those Yoruba people to give you an answer...

ogobaby23:
We are always quick to forget the real heroes and that's quite sad and disheartening.

RIP kind Dr Stella

Yeah, she was one of a kind. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, the doctor who prevented Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American man infected with the deadly Ebola virus from leaving the hospital, and ended his quest to spread the virus in Lagos, was the daughter of former Unilag VC Professor Babatunde Kwaku Adadevoh (deceased) of the Adadevoh family of Anyako Royal House, Ghana and the Crowther/Macaulay family of Lagos, Nigeria and Deborah Regina McIntosh of the Nnamdi Azikiwe family (i.e. former President of Nigeria 1963-1966) and Smith/Wilkey families of Lagos, Nigeria. She gave her life to prevent the death of millions and slipped into eternity on August 19th 2014. May her soul rest in peace.

Ambode fall hand this time..

RIP Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh

fantastique4:
try to think before u make comments. I love what she did for nigeria and not lagos alone but let's not forget that this posters are honouring those people whom lagos state has contributed to their achievements. Many of them started their successful careers in lagos and they are expressing their appreciation on the face of a poster. The woman did an heroic thing and she will forever remain in our heart but the slogan(lagos is my success story) cannot be said of her. Her death is not a success story to her and her family. She can be immortalised with other things, not lagos is my success story.

And you just had to start out with a senseless statement before buttressing ur point? Don't do that again.

fantastique4:
try to think before u make comments. I love what she did for nigeria and not lagos alone but let's not forget that this posters are honouring those people whom lagos state has contributed to their achievements. Many of them started their successful careers in lagos and they are expressing their appreciation on the face of a poster. The woman did an heroic thing and she will forever remain in our heart but the slogan(lagos is my success story) cannot be said of her. Her death is not a success story to her and her family. She can be immortalised with other things, not lagos is my success story.

Why not? Her grandfather was a Lagosian. She lived, worked and studied in Lagos. She spent over 20 years providing medical care to the sick at First Consultants Hospital, right in the heart of Lagos Island. She saved multitudes of Lagosians from what would have been a deadly epidemic of disastrous proportions.

So what makes her contributions less than those whose photographs appeared on those posters?

continue to rest in peace,thanks for been such a blessing to our nation.your spirit lives on........

Tazdroid:


And you just had to start out with a senseless statement before buttressing ur point? Don't do that again.

sorry about that,but u got my point right?

This woman literally sacrificed her life to save the city of lagos from the catastrophe of Ebola. She "stubbornly" quarantined a diplomat against his will, knowing full well that his release portend danger for multitudes of people. She knew the danger she faced, but she wasn't concerned about herself but for others! She is a hero. Believe it or not, if ebola had broken out in lagos at the time, it would have wiped out a large chunk of the 15 -20 million population. Whether governor ambode or Wole soyinka(who heads Lagos at 50 committee), deliberately or hypocritically, recognize her or not, history will remember Dr Adadevoh as a great Nigerian. What an achievement for the grand daughter of Herbert Macaulay, a foremost Lagosian and nationalist.

If u check properly . there is no late hero in the banners

Good one but my question is that...did she do it alone? No of course. There was a Nurse that died too. So why is that she is the only person been honoured. Let's learn to honour everyone that have exempted him/herself in a course. RIP DR, RIP Nurse, RIP to others that we don't know.....may your souls and the souls of he faithfully departed rest in peace.

That's the problem with most regions and states in Nigeria, the contributions a non-native to the state other than his or her own is very likely to ignored when heroes of that locality are being immortalised.
From the Eastern to Western to Northern states. They are the same.

GreenMavro:


I told Ambode to honour her, He no honour her

She deserve a medal...

A patriotic lagosian to the call

May her soul continue to REST IN PEACE

Ambo no be governor in her time now na fash laso sorry fashola be the man now

My heartfelt condolence to the late doctors family
Hope and pray Lagos state government gets to see this thread.
Click share to go round,and hope it gets to them

desy24444:
Good one but my question is that...did she do it alone? No of course. There was a Nurse that died too. So why is that she is the only person been honoured. Let's learn to honour everyone that have exempted him/herself in a course. RIP DR, RIP Nurse, RIP to others that we don't know.....may your souls and the souls of he faithfully departed rest in peace.

No she didn't,but d point is those that died saving lagosians were not remembered in the Lagos at 50 thing

Lol, I hope y'all know Doctor Adadevoh is orginally Ghanaian? Anyways, Ghana has Mr. Eazi, Nigeria can have Dr. Adadevoh

LePrezident:
Lol, I hope y'all know Doctor Adadevoh is orginally Ghanaian? Anyways, Ghana has Mr. Eazi, Nigeria can have Dr. Adadevoh

Her father was half-Ghanaian. His first name was Babatunde. Her mother was a Nigerian. Her grandfather was a full-blooded Nigerian.

GreenMavro:


I told Ambode to honour her, He no honour her

She deserve a medal...

A patriotic lagosian to the call

May her soul continue to REST IN PEACE

To the call ?

danaiks:
How many likes for Dr. Stella Adadevoh

Foolish woman! Risked and lost her life for a country that places no value on human life and sacrifices.

Am sure she is regretting why she didn't discharge Sawyerr to go spread the disease.

She didn't love herself

Quote me and bury your children

laudate:


Her father was half-Ghanaian. His first name was Babatunde. Her mother was a Nigerian. Her grandfather was a full-blooded Nigerian.

Ok oh... no need to argue cos I know her family house in Ghana. Anyways still one people.

Thank you for refusing to join the bandwagon. Nigerians are used to forget issues quickly .

DatsWasupp:
A Lagosian, Dejiayowole shared this picture with the following caption: "If the Lagos State Government won't do it for her... I will! She is the reason why Lagos can celebrate 50 years in good health. She DESERVES to be acknowledged for her heroic endeavors. Lagos could have been swamped with the Ebola disease and it could have been uncontrollable, but thanks to her... It was contained. God bless you Dr. Stella Adadevoh. May your soul #RIP #ThisWasPhotoshopped #WishItWereReal"

Ameyo Adadevoh (27 October 1956 – 19 August 2014) was a Nigerian physician. Her great-grandfather, Herbert Macaulay, is one of the most celebrated founders of modern
Nigeria.

She was also the grand niece of Nigeria's first president Nnamdi Azikiwe .

She is credited with having curbed a wider spread of the Ebola virus in Nigeria by placing the patient zero, Patrick Sawyer , in quarantine despite pressures from the Liberian Government. On 4 August 2014, it was confirmed that she had tested positive for E.... Click source to continue

Source: http://www.datswasupblog.com/2017/05/lagosian-photoshops-picture-of-late-dr.html?m=1

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?

missyadorable:


Foolish woman! Risked and lost her life for a country that places no value on human life and sacrifices.

Am sure she is regretting why she didn't discharge Sawyerr to go spread the disease.

She didn't love herself

Quote me and bury your children

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?.
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This statement coming from a lady, i must say you have no morals at all? You are not intelligent at all

DeRay98:
That's the problem with most regions and states in Nigeria, the contributions a non-native to the state other than his or her own is very likely to ignored when heroes of that locality are being immortalised.
From the Eastern to Western to Northern states. They are the same.

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?

mu2sa2:
This woman literally sacrificed her life to save the city of lagos from the catastrophe of Ebola. She "stubbornly" quarantined a diplomat against his will, knowing full well that his release portend danger for multitudes of people. She knew the danger she faced, but she wasn't concerned about herself but for others! She is a hero. Believe it or not, if ebola had broken out in lagos at the time, it would have wiped out a large chunk of the 15 -20 million population. Whether governor ambode or Wole soyinka(who heads Lagos at 50 committee), deliberately or hypocritically, recognize her or not, history will remember Dr Adadevoh as a great Nigerian. What an achievement for the grand daughter of Herbert Macaulay, a foremost Lagosian and nationalist.

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?

laudate:


Why not? Her grandfather was a Lagosian. She lived, worked and studied in Lagos. She spent over 20 years providing medical care to the sick at First Consultants Hospital, right in the heart of Lagos Island. She saved multitudes of Lagosians from what would have been a deadly epidemic of disastrous proportions.

So what makes her contributions less than those whose photographs appeared on those posters?

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?

toseen7:
Ambode fall hand this time..


RIP Dr. Ameyo Stella
Adadevoh

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out? Everything is not even Ambode, There are people in charge of these things. Civil servants

mangood74:
Ethnic Bigots Yorubas Only themselves
Na Yorubads develop lagos? only their pictures dem put for all the posters

Her picture is somewhere around Adeola Odeku road, VI. The postals are everywhere around Lagos, How many will he check out?
Perhaps, Dangote dey, nearly all musicians dey(How many artise are from lagos?). Go round pls and stop criticizing negatively, the postal cut across