1] UK Centre For Disease Control: Nigeria has shown an exceptional discipline and their leadership exhibited rare management attribute in controlling the virus in the African largest country.

2] US Health Department: Nigeria tackling of the virus under a short timeframe is worth commendable and we are sending our officials to learn from their health experts (experienced epidemiologist) on how they managed the virus.

3] US Centre For Disease Control: Nigeria's extensive response to a single case of Ebola shows that control is possible with rapid, focused interventions.” CDC Director Tom Frieden.

4] World Health Organisation (WHO): After Nigeria’s first case, imported by an air traveller to Lagos on 20 July, was confirmed, their Federal Ministry of Health responded urgently, dramatically, appropriately and effectively.
Unlike the case in the three hardest-hit countries, Nigeria’s Ministry of Health created the facilities to isolate exposed persons during the requisite 21-day monitoring period. The Federal government also built two new Ebola-specific treatment centres, one in Lagos and a second in Port Harcourt.
If Nigeria can control an outbreak caused by such a deadly and highly contagious virus, right from the start, any country in the world can do the same.

5] EU: Nigeria astonished experts at WHO and probably everywhere else in the world as well. No one expected an outcome as good as this one to come from them. It is commendable.

The International Media, CBS, SKY, BBC, CNN, Aljazeera, Fox, RT, MSNBC are applauding the great job done by Nigerian health experts and wonderful response by their leader, President Goodluck Jonathan, who called declared National Emergency on the Ebola Virus.
The Nigerian President drafted the Health Minister to Lagos for the whole period, to ensure proper coordination with the Private Hospital in Lagos, Lagos state government and creating the facilities to isolate exposed persons during the requisite 21-day monitoring period. The Federal government also built two new Ebola-specific treatment centres, one in Lagos and a second in Port Harcourt.

Today, Nigeria is Ebola free and the world are looking unto Nigeria for solution. - Hope For Nigeria.

Begining of new things in Nigeria

cushycute:
Begining of new things in Nigeria

that is eh. And Who said Nigeria won't be better?

Good

Yeah because we are the BOSS!

Nigeria De Pacesetter .

Enough of this crap.

activatenigeria:

1] UK Centre For Disease Control: Nigeria has shown an exceptional discipline and their leadership exhibited rare management attribute in controlling the virus in the African largest country.

2] US Health Department: Nigeria tackling of the virus under a short timeframe is worth commendable and we are sending our officials to learn from their health experts (experienced epidemiologist) on how they managed the virus.

3] US Centre For Disease Control: Nigeria's extensive response to a single case of Ebola shows that control is possible with rapid, focused interventions.” CDC Director Tom Frieden.

4] World Health Organisation (WHO): After Nigeria’s first case, imported by an air traveller to Lagos on 20 July, was confirmed, their Federal Ministry of Health responded urgently, dramatically, appropriately and effectively.
Unlike the case in the three hardest-hit countries, Nigeria’s Ministry of Health created the facilities to isolate exposed persons during the requisite 21-day monitoring period. The Federal government also built two new Ebola-specific treatment centres, one in Lagos and a second in Port Harcourt.
If Nigeria can control an outbreak caused by such a deadly and highly contagious virus, right from the start, any country in the world can do the same.

5] EU: Nigeria astonished experts at WHO and probably everywhere else in the world as well. No one expected an outcome as good as this one to come from them. It is commendable.

The International Media, CBS, SKY, BBC, CNN, Aljazeera, Fox, RT, MSNBC are applauding the great job done by Nigerian health experts and wonderful response by their leader, President Goodluck Jonathan, who called declared National Emergency on the Ebola Virus.
The Nigerian President drafted the Health Minister to Lagos for the whole period, to ensure proper coordination with the Private Hospital in Lagos, Lagos state government and creating the facilities to isolate exposed persons during the requisite 21-day monitoring period. The Federal government also built two new Ebola-specific treatment centres, one in Lagos and a second in Port Harcourt.

Today, Nigeria is Ebola free and the world are looking unto Nigeria for solution. - Hope For Nigeria.

I BEG YOU OO! PUT US FOR GROUND OO. BEFORE OUR OTHER AFRICAN BROTHERS(A.KA. SOUTH AFRICANS) THAT ARE NOW OUR ENEMIES GO GET BAD BELLE MORE FOR US SINCE THAT IS THE ONLY THING THEY ARE KNOWN FOR. LET US CELEBRATE SILENTLY SO THAT THEY WONT HAVE HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE THAT MIGHT LEAD TO STROKE. YOU KNOW NIGERIA STILL HAS SOFT SPORT FOR THEM EVEN WHEN THEY PAY US BACK WITH EVIL.LET CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR THEM TO LEARN HOW TO LOVE RATHER THAT HATE.