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denex
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Pfizer's name has cropped up again in Nigeria's History as questions are being raised about:
1) why the drug TROVAN was tested without approval of the Minstry of Health or any government agency
2)why the victims were not duly informed that they were being used as lab rats.
3)the reason for selecting Nigeria as the best venue for the testing of this deadly antibiotic
4)if Pfizer has done anything to ameliorate the suffering of those disabled or apologised for those killed.
5)whether Pfizer deserves to be sued by the Nigerian government despite the fact that these drugs would have saved the victims' lives if the experiment had been successful.
6) why the Nigerian government is seeking monetary compensation in billions of dollars rather capital punishment on the individuals that perpetuated this crime.
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redsun (m)
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People are so vulnerable in that country anything goes,they don't just know their left from their right,according to legendary FELA[suffer don dabaru him sense]People need to be educated of their human rights.
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MP007 (m)
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is there any department of health in nigeria?  , this is not the first time this nonsence is ocuring, last year , toxic waste where dumped into nigerian waters , na today>?i sorry for naija |
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whiteroses (f)
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most nigerians are gullible, they don't know their right at all when they see either whitemen or money their thinking faculty will disapear i wonder what the government will do about it, i read research says nigerian and chinese people are the most intelligent people on earth it's not showing at all somebody do something, the toxic waste that was dump in nigeria was waste from many different country, can't nigerian government see they are bulling them, nigeria looks like an assdump to them obviously
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