Panic in Liberian villages as two Ebola victims 'rise from the dead'

 

 

There's currently panic, fear and confusion in two villages in Nimba County in Liberia after reports that two female Ebola victims have risen from the dead.

According to local reports, 44 year old Dorris Quoi who lived in Hope Village Community and a 67 year old woman identified as Ma Kebeh, died of the Ebola virus and were about to be taken for burial when they resurrected and are now walking among the living.

According to reports in a local newspaper, New Dawn, Ma Kebeh had been indoors for two nights without food and medication before her death, while Dorris had suffered for several weeks before she died alone in her family home. This is the first report of dead Ebola victims resurrecting. Despite some people's reservations about the story being true, it hasn't stopped them from panicking

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Ebola: Lagos State Teachers Vow Not To Resume Today

For fear of more outbreak of the dreaded Ebola virus, the Nigeria Union of Teachers, Lagos State Chapter has vowed that its members will not resume for the 2014/2015 academic session tomorrow, Monday, September 22, warning the Lagos State Government against coercing its members to resume.

The warning came as the union alleged that the state government had not provided any Ebola Virus Disease kit in schools in the state.

The state NUT Chairman, Mr. Segun Raheem, insisted that members of the union would not resume until the EVD facilities were in place in schools, noted that the state government had resorted to intimidation to force them to resume.
According to him, the state government has summoned all public school heads to Alausa, Ikeja for an emergency meeting on today.

He said, “The Lagos State Government has not put in place any EVD gadget in schools. And in line with the directive of the NUT leadership at the national level for the provision of certain Ebola safety requirements, we shall not be in school on Monday. However, the state government still has time between now and Monday to provide those basic EVD kits. It is only when these provisions have been made that we can resume.

“Again, I want to admonish the state government that it should stop the threat to the heads of schools. I just got information that the governor has invited all the school heads as well as their assistants today at the Blueroof, Alausa by 3pm for an emergency meeting. I believe the governor as a Senior Advocate of Nigeria knows the implication of any attempt to threaten them.”

However, the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools in the South-West met on Saturday in Ibadan, Oyo State and resolved that its members in Lagos and Ondo states would resume on Monday.
The NAPPS Lagos State President, Mr. Yomi Otubela, who confirmed, said its members had made adequate preparations for classes to begin on Monday.

According to him, NAPPS members in the zone have not only provided the EVD kits, they have also trained their teachers on the basic rudiments of checking the virus.
Otubela, while decrying the position of the Lagos NUT on resumption date, noted that the state government had declared the state Ebola-free.

He added, “We should not spread the fear of Ebola Virus Disease but the facts of the disease. Those of us in Lagos and Ondo states are resuming on Monday, September 22 in tune with the Federal Government directive. We are, nonetheless, shocked that states, such as Ogun, Ekiti, Oyo and Osun have extended their resumption date.”

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T.B Joshua to visit South Africa every month in memory of martyrs of faith + Read Condolence Speech

Looks like T.B Joshua won’t be addressing the bribery allegation against him any time soon. Instead, he has put out a condolence message to all those who lost their lives in the unfortunate Synagogue building collapse. He calls them Martyrs of faith

Read TB Joshua’s Condolence speech During his sunday church service today below..

CONDOLENCE SPEECH – T.B. JOSHUA

“Church and viewers from all over the world, join me in observing one minute silence in memory of martyrs of faith. Bless their souls.Those who are affected in one way or the other and those who passed on to glory, their greatest desire is to see that the work of salvation they died and suffered for continues and to reach unreachable places.

 For that, what they are coming here for should be taken to meet them in their country. Once in a month, I will be traveling to South Africa to meet people from South Africa and other nations who find South Africa easier to visit, in memory of martyrs of faith. South Africa, I mean, Southern Africa, I love you with the love of God.

“My ministrations in South Africa will not be on Sundays so that people would have the opportunity to attend their respective churches. This kind of faith expressed by South Africans deserves this kind of blessing from God – satan is a liar have been your pastor, preaching to you. Now, it is your turn that you are preaching to me. Thank you for preaching to me. I received a lot of emails and text messages full of preaching, teaching, counseling from you. “It is your turn that you are giving back what you have received in terms of preaching, teaching and counseling. Thank you for understanding the time I am in. There is a time to give and a time to receive. There is a time to run and a time to slow awhile. There is a time to laugh and a time to cry. There is a time to be born and a time to die.”

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