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Nigeria no longer has Ebola, says WHO
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BREAKING NEWS
REPORT: EBOLA PATIENT EVACUATED FROM NIGERIA VIA AIR AMBULANCE
The index patient diagnosed with Ebola virus in Nigeria has been evacuated from the country early this morning through an air ambulance at the private jet wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, ARISE News sources informed us.
ARISE News was tipped off by a news source that the patient who is a woman and wife of a Swiss diplomat in Nigeria would be flown out of Nigeria by 6am this morning through a medivac plane which was already at the airport waiting to evacuate her.
Our crew deployed to the General Aviation Terminal later obtained pictures of the arrival of a convoy of vehicular ambulance from Abuja city centre with diplomatic vehicles in the entourage. The three vehicle convoy had an international Agency vehicle entering the Private Jet section of the Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport.
Airport officials cordoned off the private wing of the airport but ARISE News eventually obtained videos of a medivac plane with crews eventually evacuating the sick passenger suspected to be the Ebola index case due to the special nature of the medical evacuation.
A source told ARISE News that the Federal Government will make the announcement of the medical evacuation only after the plane has taken off and exited the Nigerian airspace.
Based on how old you are, you can remember when Made in Japan was derogatory. Same with made in Taiwan or made in China
The simple way to develop is to simply copy what others have done until you can do it better
You don't need to collect number to do this. You don't even need to know their name. You can simply ask if they are going your way and offer to split the bill
Regardless of gender, most people would say yes
I do this whenever I travel by air. I’ll familiarise myself with whoever I’m sitting next to, collect their number, and ask if someone is picking them up or if they’re ordering a ride.
Once I hear “I’m ordering a ride,” congratulations, you’ve just become my airport taxi. 😂
I’ll discreetly use my phone to snap the car plate number and send it, alongside the person’s details, to my DSS friend in case anything happens.
Once you drop me, na block straight 🫣😂
Abeg, those airport taxi fares are not beans jare😂
Uncle Efe | 20:10:2020 retweeted
Last week, I shared my experience with some Hausa people at the market, and APC people said I was lying.
Well, I was out again today in a predominantly Hausa community and spoke with some Hausa people I bought things from.
In fact, most of our conversations were not recorded. These are just two people I got permission to record after our conversations.
PO is more popular now. I live in Abuja and went to the market today. All the Hausa people I spoke with said they’re voting for him.
BAT is so unpopular that traders randomly bring up how bad the economy is. Even people who aren’t part of the conversation will chip in to say they don’t want him back.
A few said they don’t trust Atiku because he’s Fulani. I don’t know what informs that sentiment, maybe insecurity? I tried to understand what they meant but my Hausa no reach that one.
Some even showed me their PVCs and said Nigeria isn’t just about tribe or religion.
I shock o! Very interesting.
It's giving there are better rivers at home than this river Jordan😂
Analyse this presentation for missing or superfluous information and inconsistencies in presentation. Suggest changes for easier understanding and actionability. Do not touch slide 4
Mind the gap
On December 30, 1952, London bus driver Albert Gunter dramatically jumped his Route 78 double-decker bus across a rising gap on Tower Bridge. Realizing the bridge was lifting unexpectedly on a green light, the former WWII tank driver accelerated, clearing the opening with 20 passengers on board....
With 20 terrified passengers on board, the red Routemaster leaped across a three-foot gap as the bridge continued to lift. The front wheels landed safely on the opposite side, though the impact broke the suspension and injured Gunter’s leg. Miraculously, everyone survived with only minor injuries.
Albert was later rewarded with a £10 bonus for his bravery — roughly £400 today — and became a London legend. His daring leap remains one of the most extraordinary moments in public transport history.
#drthehistories
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The image attached here is a fabricated/AI-generated depiction that greatly exaggerates the 1952 event; no real photo of the bus jump exists and the actual gap was only about 3 feet.
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Uncle Efe | 20:10:2020 retweeted
I feel the shock of #EndSARS more on the 21st October, than even the 20th, because it was the next day the full shock of what had happened began to dawn on us.
Crazy that 6 years after, no one has still been held accountable & not much has changed.

















