Salone man quality, fire for fire. This lady here is responding to Rosaline Sesays attack on Salones govt. Yes I agree with her 100%. Ebola is not one mans problem, it is not only governments problem, it is not a political problem, it is a national or even call it a global problem, because of poor health system the Ebola is not only threatening the Governments of Salone, Liberia, Guinea and Nigeria, but the world at large, Bo, even the World Health Organisation is still struggling to map the way to start the fight to eradicating Ebola, I have always said this and I will keep saying it, Ebola, a disease that still has no known cure is not what u should use to test a poor health system that is under reform, if WHO can pull out after one of their own contracted the disease, what do u expect form a health worker that is an ordinary volunteer with just 2 years training in child delivery but has been working in Ebola centers since the outbreak of the disease? I wish we all in the diaspora can come up with ways to help our beloved salone rather than sitting here checking how many cheques our govt has received. The salone govt is asking for $18 Million, WHO, which is yet to establish a treatment center in either Liberia or Salone is asking for over $ 350 million, think about that folks. Lets start acting positively and stop talking negatively, after all this Ebola should not be used to gain political points, this is not time for politics, when that time comes, the ground shall be opened and then the world shall see again which party between the green or red club which has the real and seasoned political strategists. Una blow and wait for election tem, mek we join hands fos ein fet Ebola, cos EBOLA na all man problem.
Posted on: Thu, 04 Sep 2014 17:15:30 +0000
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