Saturday, 30 August 2014

Nigerian Health Minister Says N1.9billion ‘Ebola Fund’ Will Be Used To Buy New Cars

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On Tuesday, however, Mr. Chukwu denied that the money was released for the management of Ebola. The Minister of Health said the money was approved for the Ministry of Health.

"The N1.9billion approved by the president was for the federal ministry of health. It is not for Ebola fund. It will be used to procure more vehicles for working which have been ordered. It would be used to procure more drugs that have been ordered…and other items.

"In the case of Lagos state, after the president met commissioners of health, the president then asked the minister of health to discuss with the technical people and money has been approved for Lagos state," he said.

He further stated that though the world is at risk, the federal ministry of health is ready to face any outbreak.

"Excellence is a journey, it's never a destination. The federal ministry of health is ready to face any outbreak.

"Every country and every citizen of the world remains at risk but Nigeria is on top of the situation so we don't want people to panic. We should be in charge but not panic" he said.

The Lagos State government had complained that it did not receive the funds released for the management of Ebola despite being the epicentre of the management of the infection in the country.



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