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FG committee to test Ezeibe’s HIV drug
•Three more persons cured of the disease, says researcher •Wants a committee of professors to verify his claim From BONIFACE OKORO, Umuahia
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Ezeibe, a professor of Veterinary Medicine and Clinical Virology, said he had followed prescribed scientific procedures, including clinical trials of the drug on animals and humans, adding that he had also published his discovery in scientific journals ‘for peer review.’ “…Because you do not announce inventions over the media. You do so through the journals for scientists to do a review of it. The publications we made were reviewed and accepted worldwide. Through our laboratory tests, we found out that the medicine, Medicinal Synthetic Aluminum-Magnesium Silicate (MSAMS), was able
HE federal government has finally bowed to pressure and set up a committee to verify claims by Professor Maduike Ezeibe of the University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU), that he has invented a drug to cure HIV/ AIDS. Ezeibe stunned the medical world in February this year when he announced that he had found a cure for the HIV/AIDS pandemic after 22 years of research. Hitherto, HIV/AIDS had remained an intractable medical problem for humanity. In making the announcement, •Continued on Page 4
Biafra Day threatened
•Groups disagree By THEO RAYS and IBE NWACHUKWU
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N what looked like a dress rehearsal for the golden jubilee anniversary of the declaration of the Republic, which comes up
this Tuesday, May 30, the Biafra Independence Movement (BIM) marched through the streets of major cities in the South East and South South on Monday, May 22, in processions that were remarkably peaceful despite a few skirmish-
LNG: Nigeria may lose N9.5trn in revenue
es with and arrests by, security agents. The processions were ordered by the Ralph Uwazuruike-led BIM in commemoration of the 17th
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