As there is no vaccine against Ebola, prevention is the only solution at this stage. Cleanliness is a good place to start. I will take the BRC as an example. Can you compare the state of its kitchen to the one in your own home? How about the filth all around in there? Is your own home in that state? How about the laundry room? How about the state of most furniture, courtains, beds, sheets, etc, etc. Just like the ones at home, right? My guess is the answer to these is NO. But I guess all this is too much to ask because these things take money to be fixed and management bonuses are at stake here... and hey "what do you expect it‘s Nigeria"
And if you can‘t stand it leaving is always a good option. How many expats have come and gone in the past few years? A lot. And each time someone resigns and a new expat joins it costs money to the company. Wouldn't it be easier to fix things and try and keep expats happier and for the long term? Maybe I‘m just naive, I don't know.