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Nigeria Reports First Ebola Case in Over a Decade After Woman Arrives from Uganda

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Nigeria confirmed its first Ebola case in more than a decade after a woman who traveled from Uganda tested positive for the virus in Abuja, the capital. The case marks Nigeria as the fourth African country affected in the current outbreak, which originated in Congo. African health authorities scheduled a meeting to address the spreading outbreak.

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Left-leaning outlets emphasize the "widest expansion ever" of the outbreak and focus on health officials "urgently seeking answers" about the case's origins. The Guardian highlights that the case represents spread "into western Africa" and notes Nigeria is "Africa's most populous country."

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No outlet on this side covered it.

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    Right-leaning outlets lead with specific death toll figures, stating the outbreak "has killed 4,646 people." Breitbart emphasizes the Africa CDC calling a "crisis summit" and scheduling an "extraordinary virtual meeting" in response to the "spreading Ebola outbreak."

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