Ebola: Journalist raises alarm after his airport experience in Nigeria

Ebola: Journalist raises alarm after his airport experience in Nigeria

- An Nigerian journalist identified as Caleb Somtochukwu Okereke on Facebook has raised an alarm over unsafe practices at the Murtala Muhammed International airport, Lagos

- According to the journalist, he touched down in Lagos from Nairobi and noticed that travelers were not screened for Ebola despite the availability of the screening machine

- Okereke stated that his experience was different when he entered Nairobi, where travelers were properly screened for Ebola before being let into the country

A Nigerian journalist in the name of Caleb Somtochukwu Okereke has shared worrying details of his recent experience at Murtala Muhammed International airport, Lagos.

In a post shared on his Facebook page, Okereke lamented that travelers, even some from countries with confirmed Ebola cases, were not screened before being let into the country.

The journalist expressed disappointment and worry over the lackadaisical attitude of the airport officials who refused to use the screening machine despite its availability at the airport and ultimately, endangering their lives as well as the entire populace.

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Okereke stated that his experience was different in Nairobi where travelers were given a questioner to fill in flight and screened by a machine before being let across the boarder of the country.

Read his post below:

His post garnered a lot of reactions with many social media users expressing disappointment in the manner in which certain affairs are run in the country.

Read some reactions below:

Meanwhile, a Nigerian doctor, McGinger Ibeneme, once expressed sadness even though the African Union honoured him and his colleagues with medals for helping to stop the spread of Ebola virus across four African countries four years ago.

The countries are Nigeria, Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Ibeneme, however, slammed the federal government of Nigeria for refusing to honour the late Stella Adadevoh and Justina Ejelonu, who he called heroines of the fight to stop the scourge in Nigeria by frustrating Liberian diplomat, Patrick Sawyer, from spreading the disease in Lagos.

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