Ebola:Juliet Ibrahim reacts as Spanish priest is given experimental drug which was denied Nigeria | This Is Miss Petite Nigeria Blog

Sunday 10 August 2014

Ebola:Juliet Ibrahim reacts as Spanish priest is given experimental drug which was denied Nigeria

The Spanish government confirmed that a 75 year old Spanish Catholic priest, Miguel Pajares, who got infected with Ebola while working in Liberia will be treated with the experimental drug called ZMapp ..

The drug is being administered to the priest at the Madrid’s La Paz-Carlos III hospital where he is in isolation..

Meanwhile,Juliet Ibrahim took to her instagram page to air her displeasure. Remember,Nigeria's request for the drug was turned down by the US. And according to WHO,the Vaccine may only be ready in 2015.

Read what she said below

: "Nigeria asked for the Zmapp drug and was refused the drug! Now Spanish priest who is now back home safely yet suffering from Ebola; Spanish government request for the exact same drug and they are getting the drug to cure him! Africans! Africans! Africans! I said der is more to dis dat meets d eye! Educate urselves and remember right now prevention is better than cure! This is no time for ignorance to take over us if our leaders are joking with this let's not joke about this. #ebolaawareness it is real. God be with us all"
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18 comments:

  1. Unknown10 August 2014 at 19:22

    Beauty, you are so damn right !! Feel u.
    Fuck dem whites, nd there dirty politics nd neglets against Africa...but they ain't the
    Great God.

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  2. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:02

    Maybe is high time Africans stop depending of them. Don't we have doctors like they do? The same way their doctors did research and came up with the drug, ours should get to work too!!!!

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    1. Unknown10 August 2014 at 23:27

      Drs do not make drugs pharmacists do

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    2. Anonymous11 August 2014 at 12:57

      Hi i am not from africa , but settled in nigeria ,, my heart weeps for people in africa . its very sad but pls people stop blaming each other and calling names its not fashion
      But focus on what’s happening as an outsider I can see the problems and potential of this country at least Nigeria
      Lets stop being selfish and work for the society, let’s not be corrupted and not tolerate corruption
      Lets make sure that the funds allocated to the health sector r properly used, control price of all the service
      Lets not depend on US for anything, let’s not be crazy for US luxury items but let’s encourage products manufactured in Nigeria so that economy grows
      Let us not be divided by cast or religion , we sow Ebola dint do any difference in killing people of different religion or cast , so let’s protect our self as one
      Lets ask the government to invest in scientific research and developing new hospitals instead of begging US for medication next time we are effected by Ebols or any other problems we should have vaccination for it prepared in Africa.
      Tell government and business people that we people need more advanced hospital not malls and we need power not generators
      Fight people , until u all fight for your rights you will not get it
      And last but most important lets not be corrupted and lets teach our children what is Right
      We have suffered but let our children not suffer

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    3. Anonymous12 August 2014 at 11:36

      You are right. Our people are busy pursuing wealth they can not finish till they die instead of looking for means of having a better life for Nigerians. What is it they think other country can do that we can not do if we put the same amount of man power, capital, research, etc, to it. God did not create us differently. Our selfishness is what is killing us. May God arrest all our leaders to start thinking positively. Amen.

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  3. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:04

    Nigerians are hypocrites! Now they need the help of americans in fighting ebola when your foolish president banned Gay rights in NG! We still depend on these people for almost everything... Am a Nigerian, and I don't bame them at all!!!

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    1. Unknown10 August 2014 at 20:07

      Is lik ur a gay.

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    2. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:48

      Gay man,Ebola was infected to people by you guys who tends to fuck man ass and animal ass..God will punish all of you......

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    3. Anonymous12 August 2014 at 11:30

      We are talking of somethings serious here and you are talking of gay... Will gayism stop the disease? Why not promote good and not evil. Somebody like you is trying to test God by changing his motive of creation. Who are you to do that? Think of your life. Do you know how you came to this world? You just saw yourself existing and you think you can do anything you like.. Use your tongue and count your teeth.

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  4. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:04

    Gbam!!! Meanwhile Eme I remember what you once said about your "rabbit teeth" lol her words people not mine please do not stone me abeg. Have you thought about wearing braces? My friend got braces at 28 wore them for two years and they worked for her think about it my dear I want to see you smile while shinning all your 32:) Love you!

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  5. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:11

    Lets be realistic.

    It is still an experimental drug. They probably have very few samples.

    If there was just one case in nigeria, then yeah, maybe they might have given us.

    And 2, abeg, if the drug turns around and causes something else (sidr effects) we will be screaming at the top of our voice how america wants to kill us and bla bla.

    So no, i do not blame them. It is better to test the drugs on their people.

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    1. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:18

      There are 9 cases in Nigeria oh

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  6. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:24

    If they give the drug and one person dies, naija will say they use us do illuminati. Let Africans do their own. We have herbs

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  7. Anonymous10 August 2014 at 20:45

    Let us now focus on our bitter kola research.

    shrek

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  8. Unknown10 August 2014 at 20:48

    Isn' this enough lesson for our government to invest in scientific research instead of embezzlement and looting..

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  9. Anonymous11 August 2014 at 00:55

    Na all this our doctors wey use runs pass exams 4 school ona won put hope 4? All dem sabi na big english.oya wey doctor igwedo(goko cleanser) dis na time 4 u to turn superstar o*oke*

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  10. Beads and More11 August 2014 at 06:37

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