#HNNHealth An OPEN LETTER to #Dallas station @NBCDFW on REMOVING my #Ebola Post to educate #TEXANS

NBC 5 Dallas Forth Worth, Texas

I am extremely disappointed at my treatment by your social media staff. Pls contact me by email as I want to talk to your station manager about this. Many of your own viewers inboxed me or posted on my page with regards to my post taken down on your Facebook page. I was not even aware of it as I posted it on 4 American news pages and the Toronto Star. All I do here is to have people learn from us. You have so many people over there asking for flights be banned, some calling the CDC names and I tried to educate Americans and my freedom of speech was censored. I am a US trained Pharmacist, Journalist and PR Specialist, lived there 30 years till 2006 and highly disappointed. If this is considered SPAM, then our world is coming to an end!

THE POST THAT WAS REMOVED Oct 12th 2014 1pm Nigerian time
Americans, pls learn from us. The NBC crew in New Jersey can potentially infect an entire state for violating that 21 day quarantine. This is what happened to us in Nigeria when one of Sawyer's contacts went to Rivers state and infected ppl there. We had 7 deaths, 19 diagnosed an 900 quarantined. Last isolation patient is now gone home Oct 2nd 2014 and on 10/20/14 the WHO and CDC will certify our country Ebola free. Read my articles and listen to my audios below. I am a Special Chief Medical Correspondent for Nigerian TV and HNNAfrica's #HNNHealth and a US trained Pharmacist and Journalist

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