I don't know whether to laugh or cry!
Several months ago, long before this first reported case of Ebola virus infection in Nigeria, our Minister of Information went on record as that the Nigerian Government has stockpiled the "Ebola vaccine" and that Nigerians need not worry about the disease.
All is being taken care of. All is well. Nigerians should fear no Ebola evil!
Where is the "stockpiled Ebola vaccine" now, Minister of Misinformation? This is a classic case of the government lying to and deceiving the people. We caught them out this time, didn't we? They have been getting away with it everytime, but we got them this time.
(As of today, the present, there is no known vaccine for the virus. There are quite a few preventative vaccines in development, with three to five that have been shown to completely protect non-human primates against Ebola. Most of them are being funded by the U.S. government, so they’re in various stages of development, but none of them are ready to be licensed)
http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/alertswarnings/nigeria-travel-warning.html
Akintokunbo A Adejumo MSc, Dip Mngt, CIHM, MCMI, FITP
Several months ago, long before this first reported case of Ebola virus infection in Nigeria, our Minister of Information went on record as that the Nigerian Government has stockpiled the "Ebola vaccine" and that Nigerians need not worry about the disease.
All is being taken care of. All is well. Nigerians should fear no Ebola evil!
Where is the "stockpiled Ebola vaccine" now, Minister of Misinformation? This is a classic case of the government lying to and deceiving the people. We caught them out this time, didn't we? They have been getting away with it everytime, but we got them this time.
(As of today, the present, there is no known vaccine for the virus. There are quite a few preventative vaccines in development, with three to five that have been shown to completely protect non-human primates against Ebola. Most of them are being funded by the U.S. government, so they’re in various stages of development, but none of them are ready to be licensed)
http://travel.state.gov/content/passports/english/alertswarnings/nigeria-travel-warning.html
Akintokunbo A Adejumo MSc, Dip Mngt, CIHM, MCMI, FITP
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