Sierra Leone midfielder, John Kamara made a return to the Greek second tier league with an Ebola message to world as he helped his side PAS Lamia to a 1-0 home win over AE Larissa on Monday.
The midfielder who was recently debarred from rejoining the club due as a quarantine measure against the Ebola virus after playing for the Sierra Leone national team, Leone Stars in their two legged 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Cameroon in Yaoundé made his first club appearance since the incident.
And it was Kamara who made the play for teammate Andreas Vasilogianni to score in the 74th minute and gave them three points at home. The combative midfielder then celebrated the winning by showing his support against the discrimination of citizens in Ebola affected Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia.
The midfielder who was recently debarred from rejoining the club due as a quarantine measure against the Ebola virus after playing for the Sierra Leone national team, Leone Stars in their two legged 2015 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Cameroon in Yaoundé made his first club appearance since the incident.
And it was Kamara who made the play for teammate Andreas Vasilogianni to score in the 74th minute and gave them three points at home. The combative midfielder then celebrated the winning by showing his support against the discrimination of citizens in Ebola affected Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia.
The message read: “We are West Africans (with the three West Africa nation’s flag) we are not a Virus”
The victory takes Lamia to third place in the league standing, but a tough away contest this Sunday away to Ethnikos Gazoros will be a crucial test.
John 26 was a victim of the Ebola discrimination despite the fact that there was no Ebola in Cameroon. He was asked by the Greek side to stay away for up to three week. The Lamia midfielder was recalled after the intervention of the European football body UEFA. Lamia subsequently apologized for their decision.
The victory takes Lamia to third place in the league standing, but a tough away contest this Sunday away to Ethnikos Gazoros will be a crucial test.
John 26 was a victim of the Ebola discrimination despite the fact that there was no Ebola in Cameroon. He was asked by the Greek side to stay away for up to three week. The Lamia midfielder was recalled after the intervention of the European football body UEFA. Lamia subsequently apologized for their decision.
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