Ghana Ebola consensus concluded

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The Mask 9 years ago

The President and the Parliamentarians (MPs or Representatives) have failed woefully to address probably the greatest threat of this decade yet; that is the ebola virus in neighboring countries.

There has not been any broa ...
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The President and the Parliamentarians (MPs or Representatives) have failed woefully to address probably the greatest threat of this decade yet; that is the ebola virus in neighboring countries.

There has not been any broadcast to the nation on this issue.

Everyone with a problem should be able to come up with at least one solution to the problem. No solution as an answer is not acceptable.
What is your solution MPs (representatives) and the President I ask??

My solution is that in addition to our local measures we attack the virus in the afflicted countries by providing logistical and psychological support them.

We must not forget that only one country is between Ghana, Guinea and Liberia. Sierra Leone has also been afflicted.

When you see your neighbors chin burning fetch a bucket of water and place it by your side??
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 9 years ago

The President should appeal to the Ashantis to stop eating monkey meat and akrantie shit. Equally, he should tell the Kwahus to desist from eating bat meat.

Asontaba should set up large guinea fowl farms at Mpraeso and Kum ...
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The President should appeal to the Ashantis to stop eating monkey meat and akrantie shit. Equally, he should tell the Kwahus to desist from eating bat meat.

Asontaba should set up large guinea fowl farms at Mpraeso and Kumasi to persuade these people to stop eating these disgusting types of meat. I have no doubt that if they taste guinea fowl meat they will stop their primitive habits.
TEE 9 years ago

I KNOW FOR SURE MAHAMA WILL DEFINITELY BRING THE DEASES TO GHANA WATCH OUT, AND DON'T NEAR TOO VLOSE TO MAHAMA PERIOD

I KNOW FOR SURE MAHAMA WILL DEFINITELY BRING THE DEASES TO GHANA WATCH OUT, AND DON'T NEAR TOO VLOSE TO MAHAMA PERIOD
SGT ANANI FIADZOE 9 years ago

I wish Nana Addo speedy recovery. We love him so much so he should not join his good friend Prof Mills too soon.

I wish Nana Addo speedy recovery. We love him so much so he should not join his good friend Prof Mills too soon.
TEE 9 years ago

MAHAMA IS SICK OF ALSO DEMENTIA PERIOD

MAHAMA IS SICK OF ALSO DEMENTIA PERIOD
Doctor 9 years ago

I'm taking this serious. I would advice to Educate yourself about Colloidal Silver and Ebola before it is too late for you. Life is precious. People should try to comport themselves in vehicles to minimize skin-contact and po ...
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I'm taking this serious. I would advice to Educate yourself about Colloidal Silver and Ebola before it is too late for you. Life is precious. People should try to comport themselves in vehicles to minimize skin-contact and possible infection, use handkerchief when sneezing etc., and wash with soap when returning from work, market, etc... Ebola comes not from the animals and not from the bush, it is a man made disease and when you cook your meat and goat shit well, then it IS surely disinfected and safe to eat after a little prayer even more nutritious than that imported chicken that's 3 years in the fridge! I plead your common sense! However, a 90% fatality rate sounds quite familiar by the way, have you heard about the 'Georgia Guidestones'? A virus is the most sophisticated form of deadly warfare... it kills the opponent and leaves all structures intact. Who's the opponent? Read the guidestones... Eat more organic vegetables, drink lots of water and get your Colloidal Silver.
wahala 9 years ago

let the deadliest disease swallow the ugly greedy shameful ghana this penny land!

let the deadliest disease swallow the ugly greedy shameful ghana this penny land!
Blame the Honorables. 9 years ago

"Medical doctor and scientist from Namibia Dr Didier Mbayi Kangudie, who attended the conference, however noted .... tackling the disease with urgency.

He emphasized “everything rises and falls on leadership and leadersh ...
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"Medical doctor and scientist from Namibia Dr Didier Mbayi Kangudie, who attended the conference, however noted .... tackling the disease with urgency.

He emphasized “everything rises and falls on leadership and leadership is critical to any medical work.”

He however expressed disappointment in advanced research agencies in developed countries for showing little concern to the plight of West Africa in researching and dealing with the disease."

Dr. Kangudie is right and all of Africa should wake up in that the developed nations today have their own issues and we cannot rely on them to do our research and come up with solutions to all our problems while we have our own doctors and scientists. The issue is clear, we don't have the laboratory facilities and equipment to do the research and he knows this so why is he pointing to the developed nations? The reason we don't have these resources is Leadership.

Death is coming and where are our leaders. None showed up at the conference, and they are the ones to lead us in getting these resources, so we can understand why we are and will always be labelled underdeveloped. Now death is coming Mr. President, team up with your peers in Africa to help the affected zones halt the spread and eradicate "EBOLA", while you empower the local Health Ministries to educate the public. Now death is coming and everything is in shambles, how are we going to receive DEATH EBOLA when it knocks on our door.
crorkservice 9 years ago

aokzPS Major thankies for the article.Really looking forward to read more. Cool.

aokzPS Major thankies for the article.Really looking forward to read more. Cool.
crorkz matz 9 years ago

8NRjbv Say, you got a nice blog.Really looking forward to read more. Great.

8NRjbv Say, you got a nice blog.Really looking forward to read more. Great.

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