Nigeria confirms its first Ebola case is isolated and linked to a patient from Uganda.
A Nigerian woman, wife of a diplomat, has tested positive for Ebola after spending time in Kampala, Uganda. She first showed symptoms on October 6 and spent two and a half weeks there. The Ugandan health ministry disputes Nigerian claims about her travel.
- Nigeria's first confirmed Ebola case since the East Africa outbreak is the wife of a diplomat.
- The patient spent two and a half weeks in Kampala.
- The discovery of an Ebola case in Nigeria is disrupting the public debate.
- The Ugandan ministry of health issued a statement contradicting Nigerian officials regarding the patient's travel.
Outlets: BBC News, BusinessDay (Nigeria), Channels TV, Health Policy Watch, RFI Afrique
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