₦airaland Forum

nagoma: You have a serious problem with attention and comprehension. You must be autistic.

payless: You are an id1ot! Buhari was once an head of state and had power to force Islam on us but he did not. Some of you are just agents of intolerance with so much lies and falsehood to go with it. You are really crazy and in need of psychiatric help ASAP?

gambudu: read his posts from wen dis text news came up.full of doubts.I know this NAF very well and i am not speaking for anybody.I passionately hate it wen i see people saying wat is NOT.Poundsmaker didnt sleep last nite,he as been posting rubbish just to discredit the sms.I didnt get d msg but the TRUTH must be said.They are times that we should keep our opinions inside us.We av only begone this faceoff.

gambudu: MR MAN. your eye go clear later today.i didnt get d msg but i also confirmed from HQNAF d msg is genuine.I promise to make this thread HOT for you wen finally d list comes out 2day bcoz u are full of doubts and disbelieve.Stop saying all this rubbish and be quite.You are raising false hope on this thread.No more post from you again and Bcareful

poundsmaker: What if the list is not out? I guess you make it HOT for yourself. You know what? YOU'RE A GREAT LOOSER AND THAT'S WHY YOU QUIT. AS FOR ME I'M NOT A QUITTER AND THAT'S WHY I'M A WINNER. YOU FOLLY BEING.

gambudu: MR MAN. your eye go clear later today.i didnt get d msg but i also confirmed from HQNAF d msg is genuine.I promise to make this thread HOT for you wen finally d list comes out 2day bcoz u are full of doubts and disbelieve.Stop saying all this rubbish and be quite.You are raising false hope on this thread.No more post from you again and Bcareful

freeman3498: Hmmm, won't talk much till after a successful interview

amakodi247: Guys the information i passed accross was meant for people who are sure of their names....@Damest09 and Camille Golgi if ur sure of ur self just go get it,its free ok...and poundsmaker why drink panadol for someones headache,this information is for propective flying officers only please....the future is in your hands.

Shyna112: The zonal enlistment exercise started today, osun state candidate were asked to come back on the 21st of october 2013 aptitude test on the 24th for every one

Deeone_bangin!:
Hit me on whatsapp, av dropped ma number. Or Pm. Dont drop ur email, Tired of doing copy and paste

moppie123: u didn't add mistakenly zipping ur penis

Chain_Blinger: u no dey fear death abi? Oya take am!

Chain_Blinger: I will murder anybody dat post after dis post.

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Your head is pounding, burning with raging fever, your aching bones feeling like they weigh a ton. Covered in profuse sweating, your exhausted body shivers with teeth-chattering chills.

For anyone who's suffered through severe bouts of malaria, this is the nauseating roller coaster the disease typically wreaks on its victims.

But now an award-winning innovation by two students in Burkina Faso could help reduce the devastating impact of the life-threatening disease, which is caused by parasites that are spread to humans through the bites of infected mosquitoes.

Moctar Dembele, who is from Burkina Faso, and Gerard Niyondiko, from Burundi, have used locally sourced herbs and natural ingredients to create a soap they say repels mosquitoes, in order to prevent malaria.

Our soap will fulfill the desire of the population to be clean, as well as protect them from malaria, without any additional cost to them.
Gerard Niyondiko, Faso Soap

Niyondiko says their anti-malaria soap company, which is called Faso Soap, will help address all these issues. "In our country the majority of the population lives below the poverty line," he explains, adding that most people can't afford to regularly buy medicines and products such as anti-mosquito creams, sprays or protective nets.

"So we thought of a repellent and larvicidal mosquito soap which will be accessible and affordable to the majority of the population, seeing that soap is a commodity product and especially not going to add other additional costs to the population," says Niyondiko.

"Our soap will fulfill the desire of the population to be clean, as well as protect them from malaria, without any additional cost to them."

The team is now working on the optimization of the soap through clinical trials, with the aim of entering the market by 2015, starting from Burkina Faso.

"Our goal is that our soap is widely distributed to reach the largest possible number in sub-Saharan Africa and other parts of the world affected by malaria," says Niyondiko. "This is to say that NGOs, companies will be our potential customers for the distribution of our products. After the victory obtained at Berkeley there are so many NGOs, companies who spoke to a partnership with us in order to distribute our soap in different parts, even outside Africa."

James Logan, medical entomologist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, says: "The concept of putting a repellent into a soap is appealing as it can often be difficult to get people to use a topical repellent." He cautions, however, that there needs to be published scientific evidence that the soap can successfully reduce malaria transmission.

To win the GSVC Grand Prize, Niyondiko, 35, and Dembele, 22, beat 650 competitors from nearly 40 countries. Their victory marks the first time an entry from Africa has won the competition.

"It is a feeling of joy and pride for us and for Africa in general," says Niyondiko of their win. "It also shows that in Africa we are not back and that Africa's problems can be solved by Africans themselves."
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Wendyslim: . Go get a permanent bed in the hospital.mumu. May GOD heal dos wit dat ailment.

who be dis one?