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unpopular opinion: if Nigeria was a top 100 nation, the amount of tickers we would be seeing will be massive $EBOLA should be trading around $50m mc atm
NCDC Approves ₦100,000 Weekly Payment For People Isolated Over Ebola Outbreak The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) has approved an emergency payment of ₦100,000 per person weekly to support people isolated or quarantined over the Ebola outbreak in the Federal Capital Territory. NCDC Director-General, Dr Jide Idris, disclosed this during a press briefing on Sunday, explaining that the support became necessary after some contacts complained about the cost of feeding, accommodation and maintaining their families while under monitoring. “We are paying for their accommodation; we are paying for their feeding. Some of them are asking for a stipend to maintain their families,” Idris said. He added that the agency was providing ₦100,000 per person weekly to cover their basic needs during isolation. “This was not planned for, but it is an emergency. We will continue to review it as we go along,” he said. Idris stressed that the responsibility should not rest solely on the FCT, urging other states to prepare the necessary funding and logistics for similar emergencies. “This is not the responsibility of the FCT alone. What we have to do for the FCT, we have to do for any other state, just in case,” he added. Nigeria had recorded one confirmed Ebola case at the time of the briefing, involving a woman who travelled from Uganda to Abuja. The case was confirmed on October 20, with 53 primary contacts identified for monitoring. The NCDC said contact tracing and health surveillance were ongoing, with contacts monitored throughout the 21-day incubation period following their last possible exposure.
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The Ebola outbreak spreading across the Democratic Republic of the Congo has surpassed 10,000 confirmed cases, with nearly 4,900 deaths reported across affected countries as the virus continues to spread beyond the country’s borders. trib.al/JvTKSSf
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solana:5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1 hitting 10k patients and adding 100 cases a day is concerning
Daily Ebola update: - Cases: 10,091 (+96) - Recovered: 2,703 (+14) - Deaths: 4,891 (+46)
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10k cases and climbing solana:5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1 will be all over timeline soon…
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News outlets finally starting to report heavy on Ebola. They realise how serious this $Ebola outbreak now is 5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1
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Everyday there’s more breaking news on $Ebola. Ebola is the next viral mainstream media story. Except imo it will be bigger than Plague and anything else. This is the greatest outbreak in Ebola history 5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1
The fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases, government data showed Tuesday, as health authorities race to slow the spread of the disease in multiple African countries. Read more: abcnews.link/saCcOWs
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The fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases, government data showed Tuesday, as health authorities race to slow the spread of the disease in multiple African countries. Read more: abcnews.link/saCcOWs
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Ebola is the next mainstream media story. It’s starting. Except $Ebola will be bigger than Plague and anything else. The greatest outbreak in Ebola history 5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1
The number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 10,000, government data showed, as fears that the epidemic could spread to more African countries grow trib.al/Womo4ze
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The number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 10,000, government data showed, as fears that the epidemic could spread to more African countries grow trib.al/Womo4ze
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More news stations reporting Ebola. Seems to be getting more and more coverage with it being the biggest $Ebola outbreak in history
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Fastest growing Ebola outbreak in history. $Ebola
"The fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases.. It is the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history and nearly half of the 10,060 confirmed to have the virus have died.. The outbreak declared in May is caused by the rare Bundibugyo virus, for which there is no approved vaccine or treatment.. It has spread farther across Africa than any previous Ebola outbreak, reaching three regions with cases recorded in Kenya and Nigeria as well.. In Congo, the disease has spread to 66 health zones across eight provinces.. most of the first cases were confirmed long after people started showing symptoms or after traveling.." After traveling.. ’Congo’s Ebola outbreak tops 10,000 cases as authorities race to slow the spread in African countries’ nbcnews.com/world/africa/con…
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"The fast-moving Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases.. It is the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history and nearly half of the 10,060 confirmed to have the virus have died.. The outbreak declared in May is caused by the rare Bundibugyo virus, for which there is no approved vaccine or treatment.. It has spread farther across Africa than any previous Ebola outbreak, reaching three regions with cases recorded in Kenya and Nigeria as well.. In Congo, the disease has spread to 66 health zones across eight provinces.. most of the first cases were confirmed long after people started showing symptoms or after traveling.." After traveling.. ’Congo’s Ebola outbreak tops 10,000 cases as authorities race to slow the spread in African countries’ nbcnews.com/world/africa/con…
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Now at 10,000 confirmed Ebola cases and mainstream news outlets reporting. Think we’re going to see more and more on $Ebola in the next days and weeks
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Ebola outbreak in Congo has reached 10,000 confirmed cases, government data showed Tuesday, as health authorities race to slow the spread of the disease in multiple African countries. apnews.com/article/ebola-dis…
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Ebola entering mainstream media. $Ebola
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A Swiss woman being treated for Ebola in Nigeria was medically evacuated to Switzerland with her husband, officials said. Nigerian authorities have continued monitoring 52 people who had been in contact with her. cnn.com/2026/10/26/europe/sw…
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solana:5vicJEyYTDBqMsKe74vWQeDVMe5cmeA3vr1AT8RXb9t1 will be the biggest epidemic and closely follow covid in the coming months. It won’t be a pandemic - but will cause lockdowns and fear. Its high mortality rate at 50% is enough to spook any normal person. It can go undetected up to 21 days. That a silent carrier - enough to get someone that’s a carrier to a new part of the world. Many places aren’t as prepared like Africa to handle this virus. Take the Kenyan as an example. He was able to mask his symptoms through airports and made it through to Kenya while contaminating other airports (which is theory on how Nigeria patient got sick). Ebola will eventually escape Africa. It’s already bleeding beyond DR Congo borders. The current trajectory is on track to be worse than any other Ebola outbreak before it. No vaccine exists and trials can take months. The patient in Nigeria went to Switzerland now. Chances spreading outside Africa just increased. If you watched the video of them bording the plane, no one is wearing PPE to handle that patient. Concerning! More than 50 people are under watch in Nigeria and it seems like every day new cases are popping up. Sadly the quarantine and airport detections that just started yesterday are a little late. Something probably escaped and is going to show up in a place that is not prepared to contain this. It’s a silent spreader until it’s too late. Congo can contain while they have it because they deal with this and are familiar. But even three healthcare workers in Kenya got sick and that shows that even an African country who should be prepared to handle Ebola still make mistakes with PPE, quarantine and exposure. If other bordering countries don’t handle it well, how do you think other West countries will ? The West isn’t prepared for a case to show up in their area and once it shows up - it’s all over the news and media will be talking about. I’m holding this because I have a background in immunology and microbiology. I’ve studied these and work in healthcare. Sadly, I see this as being the main news story in coming weeks and for months. It’s like buying a Covid meme coin if pumpfun eco existed during lockdowns. Imagine holding the narrative coin that everyone talks about. Can’t believe it’s under 100k still as most people in this ecosystem can’t see narratives before they become the main character. Most will chase it vs. positioning now into the biggest narrative over coming months.
Nigeria is tracking 53 contacts linked to its sole confirmed Ebola patient, the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat, amid growing worries that the disease could be spreading undetected reut.rs/3UN720s
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