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According to data from UNICEF, every two minutes, a child under five dies of malaria. Many of these deaths are preventable and treatable. In 2019, there were 229 million malaria cases globally that led to 409,000 deaths. Of these deaths, 67 per cent (274,000) were children under 5 years of age. This translates into a daily toll of nearly 750 children under age 5.

Malaria is an urgent public health priority. The disease and the costs of its treatment trap families in a cycle of illness, suffering and poverty. Today, nearly half of the world’s population, most of whom live in sub-Saharan Africa, are at risk for developing malaria and facing its economic challenges.

Sleeping under insecticide-treated mosquito nets (ITNs) on a regular basis is one of the most effective ways to prevent malaria transmission and reduce malaria related deaths.

However, some people still find it difficult to sleep under Mosquito Nets. Some say it causes heat while others have different reasons.

Do you sleep under an insecticide-treated Mosquito Net?
Let's hear from you.

As for me and my family Yes

Yes I do

I don't live in a bush

Lalasticlala help push this please.

I promise One big python for you.

Reading

Damnnn niggarrrr
Hell no...

Mosquito nets are for kids and baby girls

You don't expect a real niggarr to fold up under Mosquito net like a pussy

Me wey don unite with the whole mosquitoes in my neighborhood!

Omicron007:
Lalasticlala help push this please.

I promise One big python for you.

It is on Frontpage already.
Make a thread and leave the rest for the moderators,
Okay?
You can quote one or two of them to get their attention to it
All the begging and promises just for your thread to be on the Frontpage is not necessary....okay?

A good thread speaks for itself.

We Rise.

One time I got a mosquito net and didn't care to sun it.
I just opened it and used it.

Being someone who sleeps naked, I woke up at night feeling like Cameroon pepper and tatashi was rubbed all over my eyelids and scrotum.

They were puffed, peppery and reddish.

Because I'd not let anything threaten the peaceful existence of my manhood, I still have a phobia for mosquito nets till this day.

Some people will convert it to sponge

Malaria is 10x deadlier than covid-19, especially in this part of the world. If this country had true, patriotic leaders, malaria should have been the tackled with all the seriousness they gave the Ebola virus.

I do

Omicron007:
According to data from UNICEF, every two minutes, a child under five dies of malaria. Many of these deaths are preventable and treatable. In 2019, there were 229 million malaria cases globally that led to 409,000 deaths. Of these deaths, 67 per cent (274,000) were children under 5 years of age. This translates into a daily toll of nearly 750 children under age 5.

Malaria is an urgent public health priority. The disease and the costs of its treatment trap families in a cycle of illness, suffering and poverty. Today, nearly half of the world’s population, most of whom live in sub-Saharan Africa, are at risk for developing malaria and facing its economic challenges.

Sleeping under insecticide-treated mosquito nets (ITNs) on a regular basis is one of the most effective ways to prevent malaria transmission and reduce malaria related deaths.

However, some people still find it difficult to sleep under Mosquito Nets. Some say it causes heat while others have different reasons.

Do you sleep under an insecticide-treated Mosquito Net?
Let's hear from you.

No. I spray insecticide

W

Me wey dey sleep anyhow, half of my body fit dey for bed the other half on the floor. The net is not for me.

No o

Last time they gave me two

Last time I saw my neighbors use it to surround their fish pond

NwaAmaikpe:

Drop it like its hot!!!

No

E be like say this treatee mosquito net never do you chun chin under a hot son.

I don't like how that thing smells ..I don't even remember when last malaria catch me walahi

No, i don't, but then again, the area where i live has low bush cover, and no open pools of water...

Shellsploit:
Me wey don unite with the whole mosquitoes in my neighborhood!

No, because I don't have mosquitoes in my area.

Yes I did during boarding school days, several times, the next morning my eyes will be swollen and kind of peppery, just because I did not want to spread it outside, so that it won't be stolen.
It's all good after that though

Yes... Whether you live in an urban areas or rural areas one must not mistake these night scavenger for a sting.

If you like use A/c they will crawl and sting your toes

I hate it because of heat

That shit is so uncomfortable

Even NwaAmaikpe for book space for ordinary yes or no answer to a simple question!

NwaAmaikpe:

Oga jonzing What do you have to say this time around?