9. If you or your children develop a fever, feel strong body weakness, muscle pain, eye redness, low blood pressure, nosebleed, headache & sore throat followed by vomiting & running stomach, you should go to the nearest hospital immediately.
4. Wash your hands frequently with soap and water and if possible, mix it up with a little bit of bleach
5. Avoid touching your eyes, nose & mouth. Virus can enter our body that way.
6. Don't eat food from the same bowl with others.
7. If possible, avoid public transportation.
Just for reminder sake, here are a few things you can do:
1. If you haven't done so already, health care officials have suggested taking yellow fever vaccination.
2. Take the necessary precautions against mosquito bites.
3. Avoid handshakes and hugging for now.
There's a haemorrphagic fever outbreak in Edo State that have claimed many lives in the past few days.
It is communicable in nature.
It's a shame nobody is talking about it.
Please be careful guys & take exactly the same level of precautions you took during the Ebola outbreak.
@BrianJDennis@cremechic11 One of my favorite quotes ever:
"Any country that builds more churches and mosques than they build factories and businesses, will be full of desperate poor people wailing to the sky." - Paul Biya
@IfITalk This was what they used to tell us when we were little....
Index finger = student
The next = engaged
Then the middle one = married
The last one = in love
Thumb = cultist
Me-I-don't-know-again oooo
😶😶😶😶😶😶😶😶
Alright people, lets talk about rings and ring placements and what a ring on each finger generally represents in Nigeria.
I know nothing about it though so y'all gone have to educate me. 😶