Some people said d news is from Attah of Igala, some said from Rev Father Nbaka, some said from W.H.O, some remember bible quote im d salt of the nation.. If only u know d effect of salt on d skin... It is a shame that despite the recent UNESCO data on improved Nigerias literacy level and d countrys ranking in d telecomm and tech market, a greater population of Nigerians have remain brain drained with their big blackberry, androids, tablets, and even computers in their hands. Nigerians still scramble in their sleep over scare of Ebola virus, and the annoying part of all is d fact that many people till tomorrow will nt google ds Ebola virus on dia phones and tomorrow night another cycle of foolishness will repeat again. I wonder what CNN will make of ds on news today. For the record: EBOLA virus is not airborne, so you cannot inhaled it. It is only transmitted via body fluid thats why handshakes and hugs may serve as means of transmission. The funny part is that the virus cannot be transmitted to you from a non symptomatic carrier i.e someone who has been tested positive but Hav no symptoms yet. Most of west African deaths recorded were frm those who contract Ebola frm funerals of Ebola victims; dos who contact wt the dead bodies and the hospital staff who contact d virus frm handling the infected victims. To prevent Ebola just - wash ur hands with soap not SALT. No bush meat or suya. Disinfect ur surrounding. Fumigate if u Hv pets. DONT touch dead bodies. Educate people. Stay alive Nigeria!..... but stil i go baff with d salt just once oh....lwkmd
Posted on: Fri, 08 Aug 2014 12:28:40 +0000
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