BREAKING: NPHCDA Denies Advocating For $200m Loan On Mosquito Net

Date: 28-10-2021 6:30 am (2 years ago) | Author: onuigbo felicia
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The National Primary Health Care Development Agency has stated that it did not advocate for $200m loan on mosquito nets.

This was made known on Wednesday by the Agency’s Head of Public Relations Unit, Mohammad Ohihoneypot, in a statement titled ‘NPHCDA did not advocate for $200m loan for malaria nets’.

It was earlier reported that the Executive Director of NPHCDA, Faisal Shuaib, buttressed that the $200m loan by the Federal Government was for importation and local production of mosquito nets.

However, the Senate Committee on Local and Foreign Loans on Tuesday kicked against the proposal by the Federal Ministry of Health.

Clearing the air, the statement mentioned that the Agency is not in charge of the Malaria programme, and therefore, has no reason to intervene in its funding processes.

The statement read,
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“The attention of the National Primary Health Care Development Agency has been drawn to an online publication quoting the ED/CEO NPHCDA, Dr. Faisal Shuaib as advocating for a $200 million loan for the importation and local production of mosquito nets in the country.

“This is to inform Nigerians that this statement is not only untrue, it is a figment of the imagination of the writer as the CEO never discussed the malaria programme nor granted any interview on the malaria programme.

“It is pertinent to state that the Malaria programme is the responsibility of the National Malaria Elimination Programme.

“Therefore, the NPHCDA Chief Executive has no reason whatsoever to discuss or advocate for funding for such intervention.

“This news is outrightly unfounded and fake and should be disregarded by all well meaning Nigerians.”



Posted: at 28-10-2021 06:30 AM (2 years ago) | Addicted Hero
- constigoldo at 28-10-2021 08:56 AM (2 years ago)
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They cannot deal with the tongue lashing that came with the atrocity.
Posted: at 28-10-2021 08:56 AM (2 years ago) | Hero
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- gogoman at 28-10-2021 04:07 PM (2 years ago)
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 Grin Grin Grin
Posted: at 28-10-2021 04:07 PM (2 years ago) | Grande Master
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- JoseBanks at 26-01-2022 05:32 PM (2 years ago)
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If the state provided residents with more opportunities to fight malaria, we would not have such big problems with this disease. A colder period will come soon, and everything will go downhill, but people will not forget about it for a very long time. We have to buy a mosquito net abroad order when delivery is not always accessible. It can't help but upset people. However, the refusal does not surprise me because I was also denied loans until I turned to Mortgage Advisor Lincoln. In this country, it is difficult to buy houses with a mortgage, then what can we say about a huge loan for the production of goods?
Posted: at 26-01-2022 05:32 PM (2 years ago) | Newbie
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