According to reports, a top health official said that the country has decided to term it a ‘suspicion’, while it seeks the best approach to break the news to the public.WHO could announce the development at a press conference in Geneva tomorrow.
In July, 2016, Nigeria celebrated two years without any new case of Polio. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Everyday another step back. Yesterday we lost d biggest economy in Africa slot to SA. Today we have recorded new polio cases. What next tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteIs Jonathan the cause of this too...? Remember before he left, Jonathan successfully kicked the "Polio" out of Nigeria...Unfortunately, Buhari administration is kicking the Polio back due to policy inconsistence...Well,as events are unfolding...
ReplyDeleteFrom day one, I knw that this buhari is an error. That does not mean that Jonaa is also good as he's also loose to allow looting.
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