₦airaland Forum

plaetton:
A pinch of salt indeed.
In fact, the statement itself is vague and opaque to have any merit.
First , he says the US is testing Iwu's compound. Does he mean the US government? Which department of the US government?
Does he mean a research center in the US ? Which one ?
Does he mean a US pharmaceutical company? Which one ?

Secondly, you cannot use the terms ' testing ' and 'cure ' in the same statement. If it is being tested, then it is not yet a cure .
No doubts, prof Iwu believes he has isolated a compound that he believes shows promise as potential treatment and possible cure for the Corona virus diseases. That is a good development.
But that is just one first step in a long and rigorous journey, And he should be a tad more circumspect in his utterances about his work.
A scientist would normally start with low expectations, and then as the positive test results flow in , you then raise public expectations little by little , until all human trials are completed.

Beating ones chest before the basic tests are carried is the easiest way for a scientist to fall flat on his face and loose reputation and respect.

contigiency:
[s]Why will you not reject the news after all it's not a negative news against the country. Social media has made some of you to be acting like waste products.[/s]

sarrki:
Maurice iwu is neither present government official, appointee or member of the 2 notorious party Apc and pdp

JasonScoolari:
[s]These guys don't really use condoms..... 92% of them dive in Raw and hard, so, instead of the condoms to lie useless at the supermarket, one of our industrious Igbo brother capitalize on it and I believe he's cashing out.
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