The Ekiti government has warned against the risky consumption of ‘ponmo’, smoked meat, and bushmeat. Peoples Gazette reports.Information Guide Nigeria
This is contained in a statement signed by the governor’s special adviser on agriculture and food security, Ebenezer Boluwade, and health commissioner, Oyebanji Filani, on Wednesday in Ado-Ekiti in an alert to residents and farmers to the outbreak of Anthrax.
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The government further urged the public, farmers, butchers and stakeholders in the agricultural sector to adhere strictly to the preventive measures.
The government also urged the public to avoid panic about the disease, adding that the Ekiti Ministry of Agriculture and food security, in collaboration with the health ministry, was monitoring the situation.
The government said it would provide updates and further guidance concerning the disease and urged residents to assist health agencies by transmitting the message.NYSC Portal
