Ebola: Jonathan warns against discriminatory actions against Nigerians

President Jonathan

As the world unites in the fight against Ebola, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has said that he expects and hopes that Nigerians will no longer suffer discriminatory checks and stigmatization abroad now that the World Health Organisation has certified Nigeria Ebola-free.

Speaking at an audience with the Foreign Ministers of Germany and France who called on him at the Presidential Villa on Monday in Abuja, President Jonathan restated the Federal Government’s displeasure over  the stigmatization of Nigerians by some countries after the Ebola virus entered Nigeria in July through a Liberian traveler.

The President, in a statement signed by his Special Adviser, (Media and Publicity) Dr. Reuben Abati and made available to SHOWBIZPLUSng, maintained that there was never any justifiable basis for the stigmatization of Nigerians since Ebola was rapidly contained in the country and never attained epidemic levels.

Finally: Sanusi pays homage to Jonathan in Aso Rock

Sanusi greeting Jonathan in Aso Rock

Sacked Central Bank Governor, Lamido Sanusi, yesterday finally visited President Goodluck Jonathan for the first time, since he became the Emir of Kano under a controversial circumstance, in Aso Rock, this SHOWBIZPLUSng can authoritatively report.

Sanusi, who said a special prayer for peace at Jonathan’s residence was one of the northern traditional rulers, led by the Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar III to join the president at the Presidential Villa, Abuja for the breaking of Ramadan fast.