Fashola unveiled this amid an arrangement of gatherings with religious pioneers, directors and wellbeing laborers of the 57 neighborhood chambers in the state.
He said:
"We now have 10 persons in disconnection that are accepting treatment. Eight of them have been affirmed positive for the Ebola Virus Disease. We are as of now sitting tight for the aftereffects of the staying two persons.
"Every one of them are steady, which implies that they are not disintegrating. Five of them have truly made strides. This implies they are battling back. It affirms that Ebola is not a programmed capital punishment in the event that we make the best decision at the opportune time"
The amount of cases authoritatively on record in Nigeria has now arrived at 10 after the infection was brought into Lagos by Liberian-American, Patrick Sawyer.
