Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirmed an Ebola case in its capital, Abuja, on Tuesday after a woman who arrived from Uganda tested positive for the virus, the Health Ministry said.The woman began showing symptoms on Oct. 7 and was admitted to a private hospital in Abuja on Oct. 11, where she was later diagnosed with Eb
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Nigeria confirms first Ebola case in traveler from Uganda
Nigeria confirms an Ebola case in Abuja as a woman arriving from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
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