Ebola: Cuban Doctor Contracts Ebola in Sierra Leone

One of the doctors from Cuba sent to help tackle the Ebola scourge in Sierra Leone has contracted the virus.
Dr. Felix Baez reportedly developed high fever of more than 100 degrees and the test carried out confirmed he has contracted the virus.

According to Aljazeera, Dr. Felix Baez is the first to contract virus, out of 165 - member medical team deployed by island nation to Sierra Leone .
A member of the 165 -member Cuban medical team sent to fight Ebola in Sierra Leone has been
diagnosed with the disease, and will be sent to Geneva for treatment , Cuban state media reported .

EBOLA: West Africa Ebola Outbreak Still Expanding - WHO

   The World Health Organization (WHO) has today 14th October  stated that Ebola virus in the West African Sub region is not near to getting eradicated. The world health body made this known to through Assistant Director General Bruce Aylward to reporters at the WHO's headquarters in Geneva Switzerland.

Bruce Words........

"We will go over 9 000 cases this week.
"In certain areas we're seeing the
disease coming down but that doesn't mean they're going to go to zero.
"It will be really, really premature" to read any success into the apparent slowing numbers in some areas"

PHOTOS of EBOLA Heartbreaking Realities on Liberian Victims and their Loved Ones

  Ebola has caused so many families, proffesionals and even countries agonies and pains they wished they never had. The virus has caused many African countries some millions of dollars that would have been used for othermeaning ventures.

    This Picture clips shows the agony, pains, cries, grieve, and state of Hopelessness Ebola has caused especially the people of Liberia. Its a 29 Clips of What I tagged "THE PAINS OF EBOLA" 

The picture Credit goes to Getty Images

Distraught: The woman's sister, a market vendor, collapsed and died outside her home in Monrovia, Liberia,  while leaving to walk to a treatment center, according to her relatives. Above, the woman is seen grieving on the ground following the burial team's departure

Grief-stricken: These photos, taken by photographers John Moore and Mohammed Elshamy, show the grim reality of the Ebola outbreak in Liberia, West Africa. Above, a woman crawls toward the body of her sister as an Ebola burial team takes it away for cremation

Woman who starve husband of sex divorced.

A woman who was accused of starving her husband of sex have had her marriage dissolved today 9th October.

According to the News Agency Nigeria, (NAN)
An Igando Customary Court in Lagos, on Thursday dissolved the 20-year-old marriage between Mr Adetoro Onipede and his wife, Olubunmi because she starved him of sex.
President of the court R.I Adeyeri, said that “all efforts to reconcile the couple had proved futile as the petitioner insisted on divorce.

“Both parties are no longer husband
and wife, they are free to go their
separate ways,” Adeyeri ruled.
Onipede, 50, had filed a suit on Aug. 21, seeking for the dissolution of his 20- year-old marriage on the ground of sex starvation by his wife.

Onipede said that his wife, Olubunmi, had been denying him sex after she gave birth to their last child 14 years ago.
“She always starves me of sex and will not even allow me to touch her.
Anytime I tried to force myself to do it, she will pick up a dangerous weapon to stab me,” he said.

According to Onipede, his wife was
always spiteful and always in the habit of bringing him down in the presence of her friends, family and neighbours.
“Anytime I am short of money and my wife paid the children’s fees or buy food in the house, she will tell our neighbours, her friends and even inform her family,” he said.
Onipede accused his wife of going out of the home and coming back at will without his consent.

He pleaded with the court to separate them saying that his body was not a piece of wood and he wanted to move on with his life.
Defending the allegations, Olubunmi, 42, told the court that she denied her
husband sex because he turned her into a sex worker.
“My husband had turned me into a
prostitute; he will not give me money except after making love to me.
“I am a wife and not a girl friend or sex worker, so I stopped him from making love to me.”
Olubunmi claimed that she always
informed her husband anytime she was going out and she did not stay out late.
The mother of three urged the court not to grant her husband’s wish as she was still in love with him.