Another Liberian Confirmed With Ebola Virus In Lagos

Over a month after the Liberian-American, Patrick Sawyer came to Nigeria with the deadly Ebola Virus, another Liberian has been reportedly diagnosed with the disease in Lagos.
CKN NIGERIA reports that another Liberian has been confirmed with the deadly disease in Lagos. This was made known few minutes ago by a Senior Registrar with Igbobi Orthopaedic hospital ,Lagos Dr Akindele Akintayo while speaking at a Morning Television programme monitored  in Lagos.
Dr. Akintayo revealed that the Liberian is in the Lagos Isolation center, although the doctor could not confirm if the newly Ebola virus carrier Liberian had contacts with late Patrick Sawyer or not. World Health Organization recent Ebola update made it known that there are now 2240 cases confirmed while it has recorded 1229 deaths since its outbreak in Africa.
It will be recalled that the Minister of Health yesterday announced the death of Dr Ameyo Adadevoh ,one of the doctors that treated Late Mr Sawyer at First Consultant Hospital,Lagos. More details later.

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