The Nigerian Health Minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu has said that there is no confirmed case of the disease left in the country
Nigeria has scored a partial victory against Ebola as there are now no confirmed cases of the disease remaining in the country.
This was disclosed by the Health Minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu yesterday, September 10, 2014.
Educator Chukwu likewise advertised that the wife of the late Port Harcourt specialist, Iyke Enemuo, had been effectively treated and released.
The priest said by means of a press explanation that the aggregate number of EVD survivors in Nigeria is currently 12 while 7 individuals passed on of the sickness.
The priest said by means of a press explanation that the aggregate number of EVD survivors in Nigeria is currently 12 while 7 individuals passed on of the sickness.
He stated:
“The total number of deaths from EVD in Nigeria stands at seven, Five of these died in Lagos, one in a private hospital, the index (first) case Mr. Sawyer, and the other four in the isolation ward in Lagos State.
“Two of the seven died in Port Harcourt, the medical doctor, who died in a private hospital and the contact, a patient in the hospital at the time the doctor was also on admission, who died in the isolation ward in Rivers State, “
“The total number of patients who have been successfully managed and discharged is now 10.”
Chukwu also said that a student of the Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, who had contact with the late Port Harcourt doctor at a naming ceremony, was being observed for signs of the disease.
“The total number of deaths from EVD in Nigeria stands at seven, Five of these died in Lagos, one in a private hospital, the index (first) case Mr. Sawyer, and the other four in the isolation ward in Lagos State.
“Two of the seven died in Port Harcourt, the medical doctor, who died in a private hospital and the contact, a patient in the hospital at the time the doctor was also on admission, who died in the isolation ward in Rivers State, “
“The total number of patients who have been successfully managed and discharged is now 10.”
Chukwu also said that a student of the Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, who had contact with the late Port Harcourt doctor at a naming ceremony, was being observed for signs of the disease.
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