Herbal remedy
Njoku
A human rights activist and author, Comrade Paul Ikechukwu Njoku, has urged the federal government to seek alternative medical approach to the covid-19 pandemic even as the cases of infected Nigerians keep soaring.
Njoku also accused the World Health Organization (WHO) of insincerity in the way it is handling the issue of the pandemic.
He wondered why The World Health Organization did not take prompt action immediately the virus was detected in Wuhan-China in 2019. “but rather they waited for so long and are now insisting on ratifying a uniform global vaccine suspected to be a joint conspiracy of the New World Order.”
He said the President of the United States America Donald Trump, was right to have taken exception to the nonchalant attitude of the world health body saying, “there are evidence to show that WHO is an agent of infidelity and conspiracy against humanity. I am not propagating a conspiracy theory but emphatically saying there is an already implanted conspiracy by the World Health Organization, allies and collaborators.”
According to him, “The recent controversy between the World Health Organization and Madagascar is nothing but because the country adopted the use of herbal remedy in treating and preventing Coronavirus.”
He said Madagascar which is situated in the South Western Area of the Indian Ocean; East of the Coast of Africa with about 400 km off the coast of Mozambique “discovered and produced a herbal Medicine against Coronavirus. The herbal product is code-named “Covid-Organic” or “CVO” made from local plants also used to cure malaria.”
Njoku noted that the World Health Organization had dismissed the Madagascar discovery even when it had no contrary proof. “Fortunately, the Madagascar President, Andry Rajoelina said the herbal remedy has been tested in the country and that it has also cured people of Coronavirus.
“While the World Health Organization disapproves the herbal remedy, the United States Ambassador to Madagascar, Michael Palletier, said the American Government will fund Madagascar as partner in the fight against Coronavirus World pandemic.”
He said it is gratifying to note that Madagascar had defied the prophecy of the World Health Organization that the country was at the verge of unmitigated disaster.
Quoting popular reports he said, “As at April 25, 2020, Madagascar has 122 Coronavirus cases and 61 recovered cases with zero death. Life has today returned to normalcy in Madagascar. There is neither a lockdown nor forced holidays.”
He then urged President Muhammadu Buhari to take the bull by the horn and emulate Madagascar by investing in herbal remedy for the treatment and prevention of Covid-19 pandemic in Nigeria
