::: Ebola Virus Awareness :::



A page been created to sensitize and provide current information on the Ebola Crisis affecting part of West Africa (Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Liberia, and Guinea) today and now gradually spreading into central Africa (DR Congo).


Lives have been lost, families in dismay, a whole continent in fear.
The intention is to channel our resources and get others interested, through networking in our circles, in order to tap into appropriate expertise and possibly engage in a joint venture so as to harness our respective capacities and activities to other ongoing initiatives and programs.

There is so much information about Ebola out there. Be Aware and Be less scared! Go ahead and like this page Ebola Virus Awareness , Learn , Share your Stories, Ask Experts your question, join a community to spread the word, inform the people. As Africans, we should Unite, even with Our borders closing every day!

Join the Movement for a Change!

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