Thursday, 11 December 2014

100 Nigerian Medics to Help Fight Ebola

 In response to the clarion call of the African Union (AU) to support Sierra Leone in the fight against the Ebola virus disease, the Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has assisted Sierra Leone with 100 Nigerian Medics including doctors, nurses, Laboratory Technicians and Contact Tracers to help fight the Ebola disease in the country.

Receiving the Nigerian Medical Team at the Freetown International Airport Lungi, on Friday December 5, 2014, the Deputy Minister of Health and Sanitation I, Mr. Foday Sawi on behalf of the Ministry, government and people of Sierra Leone, lauded the government of Nigeria for the invaluable contribution to help Sierra Leone in the fight to contain the disease.
He said Nigeria has always been with Sierra Leone in difficult times citing the role played during the eleven years civil war.

The Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mrs. Ebun Strasser-King described the intervention as timely, and expressed thanks and appreciation to the AU under whose auspices they are here to help fight the Ebola disease.

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