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Lagos doctor says isolation of Ebola patients essential

LAGOS, Nigeria - Benjamin Ohiaeri, head of the First Consultants Hospital in Lagos, shows on Nov. 6, 2014, an emergency room where an Ebola fever patient was taken. He said Nigeria was officially declared free of the disease in October by isolating Ebola patients.

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Lagos doctor, hospital staff recall Ebola brouhaha

LAGOS, Nigeria - Benjamin Ohiaeri (fore, R), head of the First Consultants Hospital in Lagos, talks with his staff on Nov. 6, 2014, after Nigeria was declared free of the Ebola disease in October at the cost of several people's lives.

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Japan Pavilion at Nigeria's Lagos int'l trade fair

LAGOS, Nigeria - A visitor looks at a television set at the Japan Pavilion at the 2014 Lagos International Trade Fair in Nigeria on Nov. 7, 2014, the opening day of the fair. A record high of 23 Japanese companies are taking part in the 10-day event.

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Japan Pavilion opens at Nigeria's Lagos int'l trade fair

LAGOS, Nigeria - The Japan Pavilion, bearing the Japan External Trade Organization's logo, opens at the 2014 Lagos International Trade Fair in Nigeria on Nov. 7, 2014. A record high of 23 Japanese companies are taking part in the 10-day event.

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Alex Morgan

VILAMOURA, Portugal - Alex Morgan (L) of the United States women's national soccer team passes the ball in an Algarve Cup game against Denmark in Lagos, Portugal, on Feb. 29, 2012. The United States won 5-0.

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Abby Wambach

VILAMOURA, Portugal - Abby Wambach, a star striker of the United States women's national soccer team, is shown in action in an Algarve Cup game against Denmark in Lagos, Portugal, on Feb. 29, 2012. The United States won 5-0.

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U.S. beat Denmark in women's soccer

LAGOS, Portugal - Abby Wambach (20) of the United States congratulates Alex Morgan (2nd from L) after the latter scores during an Algarve Cup women's soccer game against Denmark in Lagos, Portugal, on Feb. 29, 2012. The United States won 5-0.

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Midfielder Motoyama named to world best 11 youth players

Masashi Motoyama, midfielder of the Japanese national team, speaks to reporters at a hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 25 after he was named among the best 11 players of the world youth soccer championship. Teammate Shinji Ono was also chosen. Japan lost 4-0 to Spain in the world under-20 soccer tournament final at Nigeria's National Stadium in Lagos on April 24.

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Troussier hugs Japan's national team captain

French soccer coach Philippe Troussier (C) hugs Shinji Ono, captain of the Japanese national team after Japan defeated Uruguay 2-1 in the World Youth Cup semifinals in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 21.Japan will face Spain in the final on April 24.

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Midfielder Shinji Ono named to youth world best 11 players

Japan's Midfielder Shinji Ono smiles in an interview at a hotel in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 25 after he was named among the best 11 players of the world youth soccer championship. Teammate Masashi Motoyama was also chosen. Ono said, ''I don't know what to say. There must have been better players than me.''

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Japan's under-20 soccer team jubilant

Members of Japan's under-20 national team rejoice after pulling off a 2-1 victory over Uruguay in the semifinals of World Youth Cup in Lagos, Nigeria, on April 21. This is the first time Japan has made it to the finals of a major international soccer tournament, including the Olympics and the World Cup.