Nigeria Not Affected By U.S Airports Restrictions

The Ebola virus is taking another turn on the U.S government as travelers from the most affected countries in West Africa have been restricted to entry through only five airports in the country.
Homeland Security Secretary Jen Johnson announced on Tuesday that starting Wednesday, passengers traveling from Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea can only gain entry through the international airports in New York, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Chicago and Newark, New Jersey - which account for 94% of all incoming travelers from those countries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.