Nigerian Celebrities Mourn Late Doctor Adadevoh... SHE IS A HERO...!!

Some days ago, Dr. Adadevoh's colleagues were appealing for assistance so as to save
her life, but I guess it was already too late.
What a painful way to die...!!!

Nigerian celebrities have continued to react to the death of Dr. Ameyo Adadevoh, the consultant physician, who died on Tuesday after contracting the Ebola Virus from the late Patrick Sawyer.

Different celebrities have written their own tributes on the doctor who saved the country from the Ebola epidemic by refusing to cave in to the pressure by the Liberian Embassy to allow Patrick Sawyer leave the hospital.

While some say Nigeria should sanction the United States, others stated that the Federal government should give the late doctor a posthumous national award.

Controversial Actress, Halima Abubaka posted on Instagram thus, "Rip brave woman. Hmmm and the doctor slept.. Rip ma#EbolaAwareness# victim#sad"

Singer Lynxx also wrote "I'm beyond sad…. Speechless to say the least… This isn't someone I heard about through the news but a Friends Mum I met almost 20 years ago. I cant even fathom how he / his family feels! But God would be your strength through this trying time! Your death would not be in vain for you stood up to fight for the world, not just your country! May The Good Lord rest your gentle soul in Jesus name! Amen!"

Actress Rita Dominic posted on Instagram "A Hero or Heroine refers to characters who, in the face of danger and adversity or from a position of weakness display courage and the will for self-sacrifice.. That is, heroism-for some greater good of all humanity.. Rest In Peace, Dr AMEYO ADADEVOH.."

Singer, Weird MC tweeted "Dr Adadevoh Thank you ….Fly like an Eagle….Thanks ever so much."

Actress Stella Damasus wrote "Kind and beautiful Dr Ameyo Adadevoh stood her ground to protect Nigeria. She refused to allow Mr. sawyer leave first consultants hospital even when the Liberian Ambassador pressured her to release him. Imagine what would have happened if she had let him go. Ebola would have been more widespread than what we are dealing with now. She died this evening and I strongly believe she deserves a national posthumous award.

The Cross River state government should honour this woman because Dr. sawyer was supposed to attend a seminar in Calabar.
If she had not stopped him from going there, what do you think would have happened to the people of Cross River?

From Health Infotainment Ng, Ma YOU ARE A SAVIOUR and A HERO... We will miss You, Rest in Peace...!!

Keep staying Healthy, Informed and Entertained...
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