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Nigeria confirms first Ebola case in Abuja

Reported by 11 outlets between 20 Oct, 19:06 and 21 Oct, 12:00 (UTC); first by Africanews. Outlets from 5 countries: Belgium, France, the UK, INT, the US. 11 articles in all.

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How the story spread: 11 articles from 11 outlets, in publishing order.AfricanewsNPRFrance 24PBS NewsHourGuardianSky NewsABC InternationalUPIPolitico EuropeSTAT NewsUN NewsAfricanews, 20 Oct, 19:06 UTCNPR, 20 Oct, 20:19 UTCFrance 24, 20 Oct, 23:18 UTCPBS NewsHour, 21 Oct, 00:06 UTCGuardian, 21 Oct, 00:14 UTCSky News, 21 Oct, 00:39 UTCABC International, 21 Oct, 00:58 UTCUPI, 21 Oct, 02:57 UTCPolitico Europe, 21 Oct, 09:37 UTCSTAT News, 21 Oct, 11:54 UTCUN News, 21 Oct, 12:00 UTC20 Oct, 19:0621 Oct, 12:00 UTC
Outlet Published (UTC) Headline
Africanews
France
Nigeria records first Ebola case of Africa's latest outbreak
NPR
the US
Nigeria confirms an Ebola case in Abuja as a woman arriving from Uganda tests positive
France 24
France
Open the article (headline not kept)
PBS NewsHour
the US
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in its capital as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
Guardian
the UK
Open the article (headline not kept)
Sky News
the UK
Open the article (headline not kept)
ABC International
the US
Nigeria confirms Ebola case in Abuja as woman who arrived from Uganda tests positive
UPI
the US
Nigeria confirms 1st Ebola case, Kenya its 9th in regional outbreak
Politico Europe
Belgium
Nigeria confirms Ebola case, as Congo outbreak spreads
STAT News
the US
Nigeria identifies travel-related Ebola case
UN News
INT
WHO supports Nigeria after first Ebola case confirmed

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