World Malaria Day: Ned Nwoko Commences Talks With American Researchers On Vaccine Production


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5VVOgZTNks

Anti malaria campaigner and philanthropist, Hon. Ned Nwoko has revealed that his organisation, Ned Nwoko Foundation has commenced talks with two American researchers and others across the globe on the possible production of vaccines for malaria.

Briefing newsmen in Abuja on Monday as part of activities to mark the 2022 World Malaria Day, Nwoko said even though the World Health Organisation, WHO had approved ITSS last year as malaria vaccine, it does not have the efficacy to protect people from being infected by malaria, adding that it was produced for children.

He therefore called for investment into research for the production of safe and effective vaccine by notable individuals across the country, maintaining that people cannot be vaccinated against malaria, as obtainable in Covid-19, poliomyelitis and others.

He hinted that before the end of first quarter of 2023, Nigeria will have WHO approval for a particular brand of vaccine his team is currently researching on which will also be available for adult use.

While advocating for fumigation, sanitation and proper waste management, the politician also called for setting up of recycling plants in every Senatorial District of the country.

"We dump refuse everywhere. We have no standard in the management of refuse. You go to the streets, there is just heaps of refuse everywhere.

"In so doing, we are inviting mosquitoes to breed abundantly. When that happens, they feast on us. We are their food.

"So what must be done is to manage our waste. Wastes are managed in a manner that is effortless. It is not a difficult thing to have a recycling plant" he said.

Finally, Prince Ned called on all and sundry particularly the media to play active role in communicating the right information to those in powers to adopt effective models to end malaria in Nigeria.

Ned was in company of his wife Regina Daniels Nwoko who is also a Global Ambassador to Ned Nwoko Malaria Eradication project, as well as the National Coordinator and Malariologist Mr Chukwuebuka Anyaduba.

https://www.abujapress.com/2022/04/world-malaria-day-ned-nwoko-commences.html?m=1

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The mosquito kills more people than any other creature in the world.

Fact Check : The mosquito is responsible for over 1 million deaths each year!!

Mosquitoes kill, Kill Mosquitoes.

#WeDidOurPart.

America that's claims to have developed COVID vaccine in one year cannot do same for malaria in several decades, the reality is that they don't want to do it and put their companies like Pfizer out of business.

Let's do our own research and not go to them for certification

Better

This is a good one

Na this one him go use cash out !!!!

Nice gesture.
God bless baba Munir

Well-done Nigeria Elon musk.

AlexReports:
Nice

Na you post na you still ftc

Alex my man. I love your consistency. Weldon, sir

Omooh forget talks.... Men dey nairaland

Regina don enter one chance

What a waste of data.

Brilliant! We need many more of our elites to champion such cause that affects Nigerians and humanity

AlexReports:
World Malaria Day: Ned Nwoko Commences Talks With American Researchers On Vaccine Production


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5VVOgZTNks

Anti malaria campaigner and philanthropist, Hon. Ned Nwoko has revealed that his organisation, Ned Nwoko Foundation has commenced talks with two American researchers and others across the globe on the possible production of vaccines for malaria.

Briefing newsmen in Abuja on Monday as part of activities to mark the 2022 World Malaria Day, Nwoko said even though the World Health Organisation, WHO had approved ITSS last year as malaria vaccine, it does not have the efficacy to protect people from being infected by malaria, adding that it was produced for children.

He therefore called for investment into research for the production of safe and effective vaccine by notable individuals across the country, maintaining that people cannot be vaccinated against malaria, as obtainable in Covid-19, poliomyelitis and others.

He hinted that before the end of first quarter of 2023, Nigeria will have WHO approval for a particular brand of vaccine his team is currently researching on which will also be available for adult use.

While advocating for fumigation, sanitation and proper waste management, the politician also called for setting up of recycling plants in every Senatorial District of the country.

"We dump refuse everywhere. We have no standard in the management of refuse. You go to the streets, there is just heaps of refuse everywhere.

"In so doing, we are inviting mosquitoes to breed abundantly. When that happens, they feast on us. We are their food.

"So what must be done is to manage our waste. Wastes are managed in a manner that is effortless. It is not a difficult thing to have a recycling plant" he said.

Finally, Prince Ned called on all and sundry particularly the media to play active role in communicating the right information to those in powers to adopt effective models to end malaria in Nigeria.

Ned was in company of his wife Regina Daniels Nwoko who is also a Global Ambassador to Ned Nwoko Malaria Eradication project, as well as the National Coordinator and Malariologist Mr Chukwuebuka Anyaduba.

https://www.abujapress.com/2022/04/world-malaria-day-ned-nwoko-commences.html?m=1

Winning123:
Brilliant! We need many more of our elites to champion such cause that affects Nigerians and humanity

SECONDED.

I've beem working on this thesis for more than a decade. You can't have malaria or typhoid if you shore up your immune system.Of course,I'm not advocating recklessness. It's the immune system that fights invading diseases. Malaria fever is the least of my problems. Build a strong immune system and you'll hardly fall ill.
* Remember doctors don't want you to know this.

Guyman02:
America that's claims to have developed COVID vaccine in one year cannot do same for malaria in several decades, the reality is that they don't want to do it and put their companies like Pfizer out of business

What's stopping you from doing it?
Ain't you ashamed of yourself..?
Or are u resistant to development?
After all, na u d mosquitoes dey bite & not dem.
Mosquitoes do not bite them. Rather, It's you.
Leave AMERICANS alone & face your wahala

Start being innovative.
Apply your Brains where necessary.
Stopping depending on them.
Very soon AMERICA go still teach you how to impregnate your WIFE or flush latrine.