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Report On Pfizer Homicide In Kano. Local Officials Rewarded For Their Role. by doyin13(m): 4:35pm On Jan 03, 2011 |
Just a reminder its been quite a while our country has been in the docks. Makes for really gruesome reading. Officials of the Federal Government as well as those of the Kano State government were complicit in the 1996 Pfizer’s Trovan clinical trial that used Nigerian children as guinea pigs, leaving at least 11 infants dead and several others with permanent disabilities. This is according to the report of the Investigative Committee on the Clinical Trial of Trovan constituted by the Federal Government in 2001. This man that should have known better. . . .For his role in the killings, he got rewarded Nigerian style. Isa Dutse, chief medical director, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, now the chief medical director of the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, was also indicted by the report. Shortly before Pfizer hurriedly flew its doctors into Kano on a DC 91 jet in the heat of the triple epidemic, Isa Dutse, who had previously worked for Pfizer, was contacted and made the principal investigator for the clinical trial. And how was the lone man of integrity treated. . . . . In the midst of the confusion and deliberate collusion by government officials and Pfizer to experiment on Nigerian children, one voice stood out against this evil. |
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