It was certified by the World Health Organization on 24 of this that, Nigeria and senegal have successfully curtailed the Eboola that killed 12 and 1 in both the 2. countries respectively.
Eboola, a virus that first appeared in Congo in the 1970s has now reached West Africa wrecking havoc to the population.
That was a relief to all Nigerians and should be a thanks giving day as the virus has deprive our fundamental human rights ( section 33 to 42), especially our right to religion, for those that are mandated to shake hands, and right to freedom of peaceful association and assembly which is section 38 and 40 of the Nigerian constitution as amended.
For those over 20 that were quarantined, the virus also deprived them of their right to freely movement, right to correspondence, since they were locked, and right to personal liberty which is section 41, 37 and 35 respectively.
Some paid the ultimate price. The virus deprived them of their first fundamental right, right to life which is section 33 of the 1999 constitution.
With all the said violations of rights of Nigerians, if I am a judge, the following will be my sentence.
Ebool virus, you have accused of causing death, breach of fundamental human rights of Nigerians, and causing chaos across Nigeria.(Till the last possible alleged crime). You have been found guilty of murder which is culpable homicide which is contrary to section 229 of the criminal code. You also violated section 30 to 41 of Nigerian constitution. You are here by sentenced to death by burning and your ashes to be poured in the deep ocean and never to come back to Nigeria.
The federal government set aside 1.9 billon to fight the virus. Whether the money was spent well or not, all thanks be to God who has ended the virus.
The drugs for the virus shall be made affordable and accessible to the masses. More and more research should be
conducted so as to permanently secure Nigeria from this deadly virus that kill people in no time.
Now what is needed to be done is to secure or borders and route of entries well. Nigerians must find a safe alternative to this bush meat. Nigerians must envibe the culture of hygienic environment.
Nigeria has witnessed a lot of epidemics in the past. Cho lera epidemic in 1973, 1984-85, 2002, 2012 and Now. Polio virus in 2010. Meningitis in the 1990s etc. We should take adequate measures and remain in prayers so that the Eboola virus will never come back to Nigeria another time. Our attitude to life must also change for Nigeria to be a better place. Our sentiments to nature must change positively. That is imperative for our aspirations for a better Nigeria – a better life.
Comrade Abdulbaqi Aliyu Jari Katsina Katsina local government council Katsina state.
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