Ebola: Jonathan Welcomes WHO’s Declaration; Hails Fashola, Amaechi
The president says Nigerians should remain alert.
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The president says Nigerians should remain alert.
WHO says Nigeria has demonstrated that Ebola can be stopped.
Governor Fashola celebrates 2,700 days in office.
At least 4,555 people have reportedly died from the disease in West Africa.
"The credit should go to the ordinary Nigerians for the cooperation and their buy-in,” Mr. Jonathan says.
The governor says PDP will stand no chance against APC in the 2015 presidential election.
Team and individual men's fencing events were scheduled to take place on October 31 and November 1.
“This will mark the beginning of 2014/2015 academic session.”
The Nigerian troops serving in Liberia have been quarantined for observation.
The Nigerian troops serving in Liberia have been quarantined for observation.
None of the five have shown any symptoms of the disease so far.
“An earlier probable case resulted in the death of a staff member on September 25.”
The World Bank is currently mobilizing $400 million emergency financing for worst affected countries.
Mr. Duncan died early Wednesday
Schools had been on a prolonged holiday as a result of the outbreak of EVD.
The society says most diseases were often neglected because they afflicted the very poor.
The PDP Says APC preferred the disease to continue.
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