Director General , NIMR, Prof. Babatunde Lawal Salako, at commissioning of four new projects at the institute, last week, supported by the Federal Government intervention funds, said the projects are to meet up with the component and mandate of the institution to provide and conduct research on disease of public health importance.
The four projects include Lassa and Yellow fever kits; the E-library and administrative complex; the food safety laboratory and the toxicology laboratory. The DG spoke on the various reasons why these projects were initiated and the benefits that they would serve the country at large. He announced that the institution received a letter from World Health Organisation that NIMR lab has been designated as the WHO national Human Immuno-deficiency Virus drug resistance alleviation. Salako tagged this as a big progress for the institute and thanked all the board members involved in the project as it started since 2015.Mr.
The Minister of State for Health, Dr. Olorunnimbe Mamora, in his keynote address, thanked the DG of NIMR for all the works he has been doing in the institute and many more that he will do. He also appreciated the works of the institute members and asked that they join hands in moving the institute forward.
When asked how he feels about the progress of the institution, he said: “I am very impressed with the work NIMR is doing, this projects are beneficial to not just Nigeria society but humanity in general. I advise the institution to work together with the director-general so that more things can be achieved in the ministry.”
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