Atiku Abubakar Calls for Calm Amid Ebola Case in Nigeria

Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress, called on Nigerians to stay calm and seek credible information after an Ebola case was confirmed in the Federal Capital Territory. He urged health authorities to enhance contact tracing, support affected individuals, and ensure the safety of health workers.
In a statement, he expressed concern for the patient and praised medical personnel for their urgent response. Abubakar stressed the necessity for timely communication and effective measures to limit the disease's spread and alleviate public anxiety.
He encouraged the public to follow health professionals' advice and avoid spreading unverified claims. The federal government confirmed the Ebola case after a woman arrived in Nigeria from Uganda.
Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Prof Muhammad Pate, reported that 44 contacts had been identified, including healthcare workers and caregivers. The patient is in isolation, and health authorities are working to prevent further transmission.
Nigerians are advised to practice hygiene and report any suspected cases.
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