Raising Awareness of Ebola using Street Food: Dr Davis was pressed but there was no convenience to do the business and so he faced a bush path and urinated there. Afterward, he shook his thing vigorously to get rid of the urine particles left and he ended up splashing them on his hand. Shortly after, he blew his congested nostrils and then cleaned his nose with his bare hands. Dr Davis rubbed both hands together (in assumption that he had cleaned both the urine and mucus successfully). He set out to return. On his way back, he met two business associates and then had a hand shake with them. Few meters away, he approached a roasted corn stand and in bid to choose a desired maize, he pressed three. He finally sank his hand in a bowl of coconut filled with water to pick one, and then straight into his mouth. Apparently, the distributive and sharing formula of Dr Daviss obnoxious and harmful substances is a simple but factual incidence that happens on daily bases consciously and unconsciously. It is therefore pertinent to practice extreme hygiene at all times. Mind who you shake, what and where you touch, and what you drop in your mouth. The truth is not always what you read
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