Ned Nwoko Reveals Solution To Malaria

Former federal lawmaker, philanthropist and husband to Regina Daniels, Mr Ned Nwoko has revealed the solution to malaria menace.Information Guide Nigeria

BLUE PRINT reports that Ned Nwoko advocated investment in vaccine research; in order to tackle malaria in Africa.

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Ned Nwoko said this while responding to questions from journalists on Wednesday in Abuja.

According to him, Ned Nwoko Foundation has been engaging professors and scientists within and outside Nigeria on funding such research.

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As reported by BLUE PRINT, he said: “There are vaccines for almost every other ailment. For instance, there is a vaccine for chicken pox, so why not malaria? What causes malaria? Is it not mosquitoes? Mosquitoes breed in very dirty environments. If we have clean environment, there will be less mosquitoes.

“Malaria can be eradicated by managing wastes properly. Waste management is critical to the eradication of malaria in Africa and Nigeria in particular. All wastes from homes, streets, offices, have to be collected properly and taken to recycling centres. There must be recycling centres in every area and every part of Nigeria.

“I am proposing to have recycling plants in every senatorial districts in the country. There are 109 senatorial districts in Nigeria. Those plants will have three functions. The first one is the recycling of the basic items like papers, plastic, bottles, and everything else recycle-able.Jamb Result

“You can imagine the number of jobs that can be created from that alone, from the collection to the recycling plant. The second would be composite items. There are food items that could be transformed into fertilizers, manures for farmers.

“The third component of this plant is to generate power. We are crying in Nigeria that we have no light. Nigeria is currently producing about 4,000 megawatts. If we go along with what I am proposing, it means that those plants can produce 200 megawatts. When you multiply that by 109 senatorial districts, you get about 21,000 megawatts. That will be the solution to Nigeria’s power problems.”