Jonathan Frowns At Ebola Stigmatization Against NigeriansAfter a week the World Health Organization (WHO) declared Nigeria as Ebola free country, President Goodluck Jonathan said Monday in FCT Abuja, that he expects and hopes Nigerians will no longer suffer discriminatory checks and stigmatization abroad. In a statement issued by his Media Aide, Reuben Abati, President Jonathan restated that the Federal Government’s displeasure was due to stigmatization of Nigerians by some countries after the Ebola outbreak in Nigeria in July this year through a Liberian – American traveller, Patrick Sawyer. Jonathan maintained that there was never any justifiable basis for the stigmatization anymore, since Ebola was rapidly contained in the country and never attained epidemic levels. They commended Nigeria for successful containment of the virus and expressed their countries’ desire to collaborate more with Nigeria in helping other West African countries where the virus still ravages. Jonathan also applauded President Rousseff’s expressed commitment to working for greater peace, national unity and more reforms in Brazil during her second term.