classicfrank4u:
how did dat Patrick Sawyer case ended sef?? is he still alive

cristianisraeli:


GEJ is still hero like it or not..ask the man in ivory coast that refused to concede..GEJ is still a hero..if he didnt concede..the blood and baboons abi how the mayor of london take talk am..lol..remember tompolo just got some gun ships back then...blood for flow pass wetin ebola for kill.like it or not GEJ will forever remain a hero

Afamed:

Perhaps Asernal Football clubs are also hero today for allowing premier league to award 3points to Stoke city, if not they should have gone on rampage. Kindly check your dictionary how the word * hero* is used and applied.

cristianisraeli:


LOL..seriously man

cristianisraeli:
whats of the nurses?the pregnant nurse that lost her life as well?doctors always taking all the glory since BC..shout out to all the wonderful nurses out there minus the mean ones.lol..i know yall work hard.RIP to all those that died during the ebola kasala in nigeria.

ctex4real:

He has forgotten so soon. Thank God we were saved from that deadly disease. Rest on Dr Adadevoh, you remain our hero.

Ebonka1:
bros you they harsh oh

Integrityfarms:
Why did she physically restrain him? Why not put him in lock and keys rather than making a body contact and risking her life?

Is the government taking care of her responsibilities and dependants?

Wisdom is profitable in all

cristianisraeli:


i expect nothing more from ALFA AHMED..LOL..if the whole world knows GEJ is a great man and a hero..WHO U BI? clear road abeg!!!

Afamed:

This is my challenge with people like you. Learn the common usage of every English word. Instead of accepting your short coming, you have simply deviated from the line of arguments. What has some one who lost an election got to do with heroism. Perhaps we should have simply tagged Vladimir Klitschko as an hero because he lost and conceded defeat to Anthony .

Omoluabi16:
To Dr Adadevoh and her team of nurses, we remember your sacrifice today. Your families should be proud. Rest on.

cristianisraeli:


u are a bigger mumu than i tot...LET IT SINK INSIDE UR WATERY BRAIN...GEJ WOULD FOREVER BE A HERO...keep talking like someone on CRACK!!!..i gave u an example of the man in ivory coast ok what of the gambian man...alfa amhed clear road and then park well..u no get talk..

Afamed:

I will not descend so low like you in a public forum like this.
Like I earlier schooled you, until you move away from your village, to see who are being recognised and referred to as an heroes in the outside world. Remain the king amongst the blinds.

cristianisraeli:


mumu boy think say i day for sokoto like u...repeat every morning when u wake up...GEJ WOULD FOREEVER BE A HERO...

Afamed:

As long as you can refer to your Uncle as Mumu, no problem. Like I earlier educated you, go outside world and see who are daily referred to as heroines and heroes.Until then , remain under the abode of your guidance.

TheGoodJoe:
We will forever be grateful to Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh for her heroics that kept thousands of Nigerians alive. If Sawyer had reached Calabar we would have faced a nightmare.

Thank you for putting your life on the line to save the country.

My heart goes to all those who died during the nightmare. To those who helped during the struggle. The doctors, nurses and health workers. To the drivers who helped victims and those who submitted themselves for quarantine.

Finally the husband of the pregnant nurse who died. Watching and caring for his wife when she was quarantined and risking contracting Ebola to care for his dying wife and child.

You all are heroes. God bless you forever.

cristianisraeli:


no oo..am just saying it like it is...DRs always like taking all the glory with all the bad hand writing and all that,they mostly sit in their AC office..nurses are the ones that take care of patients,i can go on and on..for those that have been to hospitals or have been admitted b4 will understand me better..all am saying is...MENTION THE NURSES PLUS ADA..THEY saved us all together..simple!!!

MrHistorian:
This Woman bravely intercepted the Ebola virus from getting infiltrated into the Nigerian populace.

If She had not doggedly done what she did and that Liberian man contacts a Fulani/Hausa man in Lagos...We are done in Nigeria!!


BTW...I expected the Nigerian State to confer her with the National honour award.

We can't keep offering National Honour to actors/actresses who have done nothing for the development of the Country.


RIP

steric58:
bro thanks for the recognition you are giving the Nurses, Nigeria are so myopic about this, the Late Nurse decide some recognition as well, as far as health institution is concern no one is superior to the other doctors are not superior to Nurses they are health team one cannot function without the other.# RIP TO THOSE SELFLESS NIGERIANS HEALTH TEAM THAT LOST THEIR LIVES

cristianisraeli:


u day there when the thing happen?mr tonye u again..this one no be apda abi ddoa matter o..LOL..people are not talking about the nurses and it makes me sick to my stomach..the nurse just got married and she was pregnant and she died..she was with ADA...people need to talk about them but no DR DR DR DR DR...always taking all the glory..

abeg oo..this mayor of london way just return to naija yesterday..he still refused to declare him asset..LOL..the thing taya me o

desy24444:
are you surprise? That is Nigeria(zoo) for you. They have placed one above others so they give them the glory while others do the work. Nonsense. Rip to all the doc, nurses, ward orderlines and others that took the fall for the country. May God continue to console your families

HaneefahRN:
RIP Nurse Justina Ejelonu. A young vibrant nurse who died while pregnant. You might not get the recognition you deserve but we remember you always.


RIP Dr. Adadevoh
RIP every Dr, Nurse and every other person who lost their lives as a result of the Ebola outbreak.
You were heroes and we appreciate you.