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Nigeria’s first Ebola case ‘highly similar’ to Kenyan one – Minister

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Nigeria's health minister announced on Friday that the country's first Ebola case, identified on Tuesday, shares a high degree of genomic similarity with the first case recorded in Kenya earlier this month. The patient is the wife of a staff member at the Swiss embassy in Abuja.

According to the provided reports, the outbreak in Kenya has previously accounted for nine confirmed Ebola cases involving the Bundibugyo virus strain, which resulted in one death.

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Premium Times (NG) Focuses on the specific details of Kenya's prior Ebola statistics and infections.
Vanguard (NG) Highlights the timeline of genomic testing results and patient background details.
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