NDOKWA MEDIA WATCH

ERADICATION OF MALARIA. AWARNESS CAMPAIGN ON THE NEED FOR CLEAN ENVIRONMENT By: Sen Rich Kay As the Global Man Dr Ned Nwoko sets to Eradicate Malaria in Africa through his Foundation, with both Short/Long term approaches (Fumigation/Vaccination) it is important we all (Individuals, groups and Government) play a roll in ensuring MALARIA BECOMES HISTORY TO US. Since the major carrier of MALARIA is mosquito, it is necessary to do away with mosquitoes around us. An adult female lays about 100-400 eggs in clusters called rafts, which float on the surface of the water, or eggs may be laid singly on the surface of the water or the waters edge depending on the species of mosquito. Within 2-3 days the eggs hatch into larvae. The larvae come to the surface to breathe through a tube called a siphon and feed on small organic particles and microorganisms in the water. Larvae are found in a wide variety of standing water sources including neglected swimming pools, ditches, storm

LASSA FEVER: HOW TO PREVENT ITS SPREAD. In the past couple of days, an incident of Lassa fever was reported at the Federal Medical Centre, FMC, Asaba. This prompted the State Ministry of Health to put all health personnel and facilities in the State on red alert to prevent it's spread. So far there is no course for panic. Further to assure Deltans and residents of Delta State that the situation is under control, the State commissioners for Health and information, through a joint press conference, gave a detailed report of the incident and practical measures taken by the State government to contain the spread of the disease. In the joint press briefing, the State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Mordi Ononye stated that the government was aware of the incident of the disease and had strengthened its disease surveillance machinery and taken proactive steps to control epidemics. Some of the necessary measures taken by the State government, includes the handove

2020 Job And Wealth Creation: Delta Gov't Recruits Another 850 Unemployed Youths For STEP And YAGEP Programmes. By Fred Oghenesivbe Esq. It is pertinent to note that when it comes to Job and Wealth creation for youths and Women in Nigeria, Delta State Government stands out as the nation's number one empowerment entity. It is so glaring that even the opposition political parties, directly or indirectly, have consistently acknowledged the candid efforts so far made by the Okowa administration in growing the state economy through strategic wealth creation via multifaceted positive and deliberate socioeconomic remodelling policies and programmes. It follows that Deltans have come to terms with the transformational gains associated with the Youth Agriculture Entrepreneurship and Skills Training Entrepreneurship Programmes (YAGEP and STEP), which the Governor of Delta State, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, embedded in his Prosperity for All Deltans Agenda. So far, YAGEP an

DR NED @SABC SPEAKS ON THE FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA * We've not gotten to the stage where we need government or private support, am funding whatever we're doing now... * We're working with Ministry Of Health of many Nation * It's a long term cure that we seek not short term like the Net.... So it'll take up to 3years for the scientists... That's why my foundation came up with idea to fund five Universities to go on research with a view of seeking solution to ERADICATION OF MALARIA We need to Fumigate our Countries say four times in a period of 6months over and over, then we can call World Health Organization to declare Nigeria, Ghana etc as MALARIA FREE COUNTRY.. We must start proper clean up of our areas because mosquitoes breeds in a very dirty area. The gutters, surroundings etc must be cleaned. ~ Hon Dr Prince Ned Nwoko Founder Prince Ned Nwoko Foundation Sen Rich Kay NEDIAN

UGLY: MAN SUES/DIVORCES WIFE FOR BEING TOO UGLY.. DR ADVICES WOMAN NOT TO GIVE MORE BIRTH TO AVOID MORE UGLY CHILDREN INTO THE WORLD Ndokwa Media Watch A man from northern China has divorced and sued his wife for just being extremely ugly. That man, Jian Feng, in an interview with a local radio station, said his issues with his wife’s looks only began after their first daughter was born. Feng was appalled by the child’s appearance, calling her “incredibly ugly” and saying she resembled neither one of her parents. With that being the case, Feng initially accused his wife of cheating. It was at that point that his wife, whose identity isn’t disclosed, came forward, saying she had spent $100,000 on intense plastic surgeries to drastically change her appearance before she met Feng. According to her, she never told Feng about those surgeries. She said: “My friends were always teasing me for not being pretty. I felt bad and had to do something about it so I opted for an intens

BREAKING NEWS NDOKWA WEST ON FIRE AS LEGISLATURES DEMANDS INCOME/EXPENDITURES Ndokwa Media Watch The Ndokwa West LGA Legislative arm has demanded for Income and Expenditures for the year 2019. The legislators while sitting yesterday 16th Jan 2010, moved a motion demanding the Executive arm of the LGA to furnish them with the total income and Expenditures of the Council from January to December 2019. The motion became necessary for the Councilors as they have not been awarded any project for their Constituency since they came into office in this second tenure of the Council boss. Looking back, the Councilors who were in office during the first tenure of the Council boss has nothing also to show as projects. The Legislators also summoned the Supervisory Councilor to appear before them on 21st Jan 2020 for 2019 Budget matters Some of the Legislators however regret the moves to buy off Councilors each time demand for income and Expenditures is made. Sen Rich Kay Reporti

Access To Finance: Gov. Okowa's Initiative To Fast track Quality Healthcare Service Delivery Across The State. Following the full implementation of the Equity Health Plan, which guarantees free  maternal and Child health and the increasing number of enrollees of the Delta State Health Insurance Scheme, both in Formal Health Plan and the Informal Health Plan, which have so far recorded over 650,000 enrollees and with 225 initially accredited public and private healthcare facilities throughout the State, the stage is set for the full actualization of the Universal Health Coverage Policy in the State. However, while keeping tab on the progress of the Governor's health policy, it is observed that with the increasing number of enrollees to the program, it has become expedient to increase the number of healthcare facilities in order to meet up with the growing demand of health care by enrollees, especially in the rural communities. Consequently, haven realised this reality an