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WHO Announces Funding To Roll-out For First-ever Malaria Vaccine In Africa / German Drugmaker, Biontech Set To Develop Malaria Vaccine / UK Approves Pfizer-Biontech COVID-19 Vaccine For Use, First In The World (2) (3) (4)

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Goldenheart(m): 12:23pm On Aug 04, 2021
cool
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Rapoer: 12:23pm On Aug 04, 2021
angry
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by dmbb: 12:23pm On Aug 04, 2021
Idiotmod:
They should help us find HIV own fess abeg. I’m tired of using condom
Go get a wife
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by sunshineV(f): 12:23pm On Aug 04, 2021
Franking:
Malaria is a big concern for Africa and Africans yet we will depend on others for a solution. If it's prayers now we will carry it in our heads. We will build the biggest auditorium for prayers.

very useless race
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by MEGA4BILLION(m): 12:23pm On Aug 04, 2021
Good development
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by CSTRR: 12:27pm On Aug 04, 2021
We need HIV vaccine.

It's ravaging africa just like malaria and unlike malaria, it has no cure.
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Nobody: 12:27pm On Aug 04, 2021
Looks like a good time to buy BNTX stock.
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by CSTRR: 12:28pm On Aug 04, 2021
Biontech is a german company.

If it is true that they have discovered vaccine for malaria, then they have done more for africa than all the churches and mosques in africa since existence.

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Eriokanmi: 12:30pm On Aug 04, 2021
Now, they're talking

Great development and bad news for the pharmaceutical industry
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Adlac(m): 12:31pm On Aug 04, 2021
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by FLYFIRE(m): 12:34pm On Aug 04, 2021
I see people rejoicing that same technology nRNA used to produce the covid vaccine is same to be used on malaria vaccine. What happened to the malaria tablets we have been taking in Africa; has it stopped working or just to make people who refused to take the covid vaccine take same through malaria vaccine...I am just asking

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by nairabacks(f): 12:34pm On Aug 04, 2021
You were right all along...
MRA Technology has been on existence since 1970....why the sudden surge in mrna drugs ?

cc Mrpresident
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by josielewa(m): 12:35pm On Aug 04, 2021
OBTMOS:
Why is HIV vaccine and cure so difficult then.
Corona virus got a vaccine within a year.
take coconut oil, ginger and garlic juice mixed together everyday and watch some stubborn hiv flee....na joke I dey oo
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Nobody: 12:37pm On Aug 04, 2021
AmazingELixir:
They should concentrate on something else please...malaria, banditry and terrorism keep our population in check
very stupid comment.. Why don't you commit suicide to help keep our population in check

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Nobody: 12:38pm On Aug 04, 2021
chyzoo4u:
Things like this never crosses the mind of a black man.
how do you know, how many black men have the opportunity here to showcase their scientific knowledge.. Werey
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Eriokanmi: 12:39pm On Aug 04, 2021
Idiotmod:
They should help us find HIV own fess abeg. I’m tired of using condom
E good as you dey use am oo. Who knows how many women would have died as a result of abortion? Use of condom and fear of hiv infection has reduced the risk of abortion-related deaths in our society and the world over. In the 80s, up till late 90s, girls were mainly dying as a result of abortion complications because most of them wouldn't want to tell their parents that they were pregnant , out of fear and stigmatisation. Again, boy friend doesn't have money to go for evacuation in the hospital. He'd end up encouraging her to take concoction and the poor girl would die in the end. Even some of those D&Cs done in hospitals do end in complications. Some girls may have their womb ruptured or cut off .

With the aid of condoms, some reckless guys have been kept in check.
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by nairabacks(f): 12:41pm On Aug 04, 2021
Eriokanmi:
Now, they're talking

Great development and bad news for the pharmaceutical industry

How is it bad news for them.

You will suddenly see new strains and variants of malaria parasite and the vaccine will require 2,3,4 of more updates to tackle it.

Africans will be pumped full of malaria m rna vaccines

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by ozome15(m): 12:44pm On Aug 04, 2021
AmazingELixir:
They should concentrate on something else please...malaria, banditry and terrorism keep our population in check
May you meet death befor the end of this month. And may your family die in the hand of BANDITS, MALARIA AND Terrorist. So shall it be onto you.
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Eriokanmi: 12:47pm On Aug 04, 2021
nairabacks:


How is it bad news for them.

You will suddenly see new strains and variants of malaria parasite and the vaccine will require 2,3,4 of more updates to tackle it.

Africans will be pumped full of malaria m rna vaccines
Hahaha. Just like we see in covid-19 today with the new strain. But seriously, we always have different strains of malaria already. Back in the days, once you took chloro, you're OK but later, malaria parasite inhibited chloro and formed a resistance and ACT was developed.

It will still be bad market for pharmaceutical industry and a lot of people will be sacked . If I'm vaccinated , I may not visit hospital or fall sick of malaria for at least 6 months .meanwhile our people fall sick of malaria like every 2 months. It will be a welcome development if the German firm succeeds.

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Elliotwaveforec: 12:47pm On Aug 04, 2021
Jjjjju
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Aurelius1(m): 12:48pm On Aug 04, 2021
AmazingELixir:
They should concentrate on something else please...malaria, banditry and terrorism keep our population in check
You underrate malaria because it has not killed anybody you know. Malaria has killed more than 5 people I knew personally. It nearly killed me during my service year. I survived because I was able to eat well and took my medications. What malaria does is to suppress one's appepite. Once that happens, death is just lurking.
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by TheWolfen(m): 12:50pm On Aug 04, 2021
I bet you not far from the truth.
The great deception.


FLYFIRE:
I see people rejoicing that same technology nRNA used to produce the covid vaccine is same to be used on malaria vaccine. What happened to the malaria tablets we have been taking in Africa; has it stopped working or just to make people who refused to take the covid vaccine take same through malaria vaccine...I am just asking

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Originalsly: 12:50pm On Aug 04, 2021
AuntRose:


Africa can't develop one but will wait for a white man who's alien to the disease to develop one for them, if it's carry religion for head it is A1


Hmmm..... case of chronic inferiority complex. You and others like you are willingly waiting with mouths wide open for the White man to shove something ... anything .... down your throats. Ask yourself ... how is it the Black man been living for thousands of years in the midst of the malaria infested forest regions and are not wiped out by malaria? The White man cannot do that. Isn't it something the Black man knows that the White doesn't? The local man already has the solution but here you are ... a local ... condemning your own while singing praises to the alien.

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Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by techWriter1: 1:05pm On Aug 04, 2021
Exciting advancement.evokes me of when I swiped corporate mysteries from a pharmaceutical magnate....
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Stallion93(m): 1:11pm On Aug 04, 2021
Chai!
So what do we now treat if Everyone is Vaccinated against Malaria and Typhoid?? cry
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by sulaak(m): 1:11pm On Aug 04, 2021
Sabadon:
Thank God for technology, but why are the bereaved not bothered even for centuries, still relying on strangers to keep our house in check


Africa my Africa

Thank White man technology and not your Yeye god
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by Stallion93(m): 1:11pm On Aug 04, 2021
Chai!
So what do we now treat if Everyone is Vaccinated against Malaria and Typhoid??
Shey Make Doctors no Chop again? cry
Re: BioNTech To Develop mRNA Malaria Vaccine by sulaak(m): 1:18pm On Aug 04, 2021
Originalsly:


Hmmm..... case of chronic inferiority complex. You and others like you are willingly waiting with mouths wide open for the White man to shove something ... anything .... down your throats. Ask yourself ... how is it the Black man been living for thousands of years in the midst of the malaria infested forest regions and are not wiped out by malaria? The White man cannot do that. Isn't it something the Black man knows that the White doesn't? The local man already has the solution but here you are ... a local ... condemning your own while singing praises to the alien.

Dummy, living in the Jungle and depending on evolution to take its cause...is not a strategy.

Sickle cell and immunity can only do so much. Invest in talent and develop an African solution.


A vaccine laboratory that once saved lives

In the months and years following its creation in 1948, the FVPL, Yaba, used to be the envy of other West African nations especially due to its cutting-edge technology and expertise in manufacturing vaccines in needed quantity whenever required. Rabbies, small pox, yellow fever and even other more ruthless vaccine-preventable diseases, the laboratory had the wand to prevent, and if need be, extinguish them at the time, a fact recently confirmed by President of the Nigerian Medical Association, Prof. Mike Ogirima.


The entrance into the old vaccine lab
For instance, during the yellow fever outbreak in Nigeria between 1986 and 1987, a scientist, identified simply as Jose, who worked in the lab at the time, told our correspondent that other affected states across the federation came to the laboratory to get vaccines.

A report by the United States National Library of Medicine stated that in 1950, Nigeria had a record of 67.2 cases of smallpox per 100,000, but that shortly after, the incidence had dropped to 29.7 cases due to the production of over five million doses of vaccine at the FVPL in Yaba, leading to the eradication of the ailment at the time.

Even when smallpox resurfaced in Ibadan in 1957, it was quickly contained by emergency vaccination. And when it came up again in Abakaliki (now the capital of Ebonyi State) in 1967, when the population of eastern Nigeria was about 12 million, targeted vaccination, courtesy of the vaccines produced at the lab in Yaba, helped to contain the spread and save many lives.

Since then, Nigeria has not had any incidence of smallpox.
https://punchng.com/nigeria-blows-billions-of-dollars-on-vaccine-import-as-lab-rots-away/



Federal Vaccines Production Laboratory located in Yaba, Lagos

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