Find Antidote To COVID-19, President Buhari Tasks Universities

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President Muhammadu Buhari on Saturday asked Nigerian universities to conduct researches targeted at discovering antidote to the ravaging COVID-19

Buhari gave the charge at the grand finale of the 36th convocation of the University of Ilorin in Kwara State.

He said that the nation’s universities have a role to play in the efforts at combating COVID-19 pandemic in the interest of the nation and humanity in general. Represented by Prof Ignatius Onimawu of the National University Commission , Buhari who is the visitor to the university, said that the nation expects nothing less from the ivory towers.

“While I expect us to abide by all the protocols given out by health authorities on COVID-19, our universities have a role to play in the efforts at combating it in the interest of the nation and humanity. I expect our universities to conduct researches targeted at discovering an antidote to it. Universities are expected to focus their research attention in challenges facing our societies and find practical solutions within the context of national development.

“I, therefore, challenge the universities to give their best in the fight against this common and unrelenting enemy of humanity. I enjoin our researchers to collaborate among themselves amd look forward to bringing an effective solution to this medical challenge. The nation expects your university to play a leading role in the research efforts to develop COVID-19 antidote in Nigeria. The nation expects nothing less from the Nigerian university system,” he stated.

 

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Akpa Amu Onye Ara shigbukwa ya Dey!!

No let me laff abeg. Army dey buy gun and fighter jet, dem neva defeat boko haram na we wey dey go private lab for degree project go find antidote for covid. Baba go chop kilishi

The insecurity and economy wen we task you, how far?

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