Morning recap: Ebola updates, looming petrol price hike, Lagos building collapse, other top stories
Nigeria is tightening Ebola screening at entry points after protocol breaches and an imported case in Abuja, while Uganda confirms the infected traveler showed no symptoms on departure and the WHO starts a vaccine trial in DR Congo. Rising crude oil prices to $115.18 per barrel are threatening another petrol price hike in Nigeria, as a building collapse in Lagos killed one and injured three due to developer negligence.
Pidgin: Nigeria dey tighten Ebola screening for entry points after some protocol breaches and one imported case for Abuja, while Uganda confirm say the infected traveler no show any symptoms before she comot, and WHO don start vaccine trial for DR Congo. Crude oil price don rise go $115.18 per barrel, e dey threaten another petrol price hike for Nigeria, as one building collapse for Lagos kill one person and injure three others because of developer negligence.
How this affects you: Consumers in Nigeria face higher petrol prices from rising crude costs; one person died and three were injured in the Lagos building collapse.
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