The Liberian government had complained that its citizens are being harassed ever since the first case of Ebola in Nigeria was recorded by a Liberian .The Ambassador to Nigeria Martin George told Nigeria's Health Minister ,Onyebuchi Chukwu
“The attention of our embassy has been brought to several cases of harassment of Liberians especially in Lagos and other places. This harassment borders on stereotyping and sometimes expression of collective guilt.“Just because the ‘index case’ came from Liberia, so ‘all Liberians in Nigeria have Ebola’. That is the message and people are being harassed,”“There are law-abiding Liberians living here in Nigeria who have been harassed. So I appeal for your indulgence as you frame the responses especially on the radio talk shows. People have been making all kind of derogatory remarks that have been brought to our attention,”
I believe we should sue the Liberian government because that man was obviously si k at the airport and considering his sister died of Ebola he should hv been quarantine d
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DeleteI believe we should sue the Liberian government because that man was obviously si k at the airport and considering his sister died of Ebola he should hv been quarantine d
ReplyDeleteI think the officials are now doing their work (harassment ) ...May God protect us all...
ReplyDeleteNigerians are right! Stupid liberian government, u ppl are to blame.
ReplyDeleteRubbish what is harassment compared to people who are infected and will die. Innocent doctor and nurses on their own, stupid man beings death to their doorstep
ReplyDeleteGod pls ooo, bin receiving different calls and text msg abt using warm water and salt to bath even mixing salt into drinking water to prevent d spread. We dnt nid ebola in our midst ooo
ReplyDeleteHope u all had ur bath with salt and cold water dis morning o! Cus dis Ebola na spritual something.
ReplyDeleteUseless lıberıan Govt.. IT İŞ WELL
ReplyDeleteMay God save us...
ReplyDeleteWho brought the idea öf the salt and water... lol... Time to make big money from salt.. IT İŞ WELL
ReplyDeleteIs this salt thing true
ReplyDeleteThis Liberia pipo Need Slap..... Ohhh, talking trash, dem neva See anything ohhh wicked humanbinnss
ReplyDeletethe Government itself should be taken to court for their carelessness
ReplyDeleteLolz...see truth,vizzy and co con they humble bcos of ebola,now ona they find salt.sins of your mouth*oke*
ReplyDeleteHarassment my foot!!nonsense
ReplyDeleteOur Government should also have been more proactive by screening passengers coming into the country from countries with outbreak of the disease. I mean, the first case was in march and in July nothing yet was put in place by our govt., that is gross negligence and should be probed.
ReplyDeleteThat man shouldn't have been allowed into the country, they should have quarantined. Him,seeing that he exhibited symptoms of Ebola infection...
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