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MALARIA IN NIGERIA
Every Nigerian is at risk of malaria owing to the geographical location of the country which falls within 64 degrees north and 32 degrees south of the equator, an area that has been classified as the “malaria belt.”. Malaria also accounts for 60 per cent of out-patients in Nigeria’s primary health care centres and one child dies every five minutes from malaria disease.It remains both a major cause and a consequence of global poverty and inequity even as it is most felt in the least developed areas and among the poorest. Mosquitoes are major vectors of malaria so to reduce the rate of malaria cases we have to reduce, if possible eradicate the influx of mosquitoes within our environment. They breed and flourish in poorly managed environment, So we should have proper orientation towards our environment. Vegetation and waste control, removal of stagnant water and clearing of drainages will help to reduce mosquitoes and the rate of malaria

Study has shown that farmers that have qualified pest controllers in their staff list perform better than others. They achieve more in terms of harvest with minimal loss. Most farmers don’t consider hiring pest controllers or having them as part of their business plan as necessary rather they prefer running to them anytime there is problem just for immediate solution. Some even prefer to be the pest controllers themselves.

Every pest controller starts with a master plan prepared well ahead of planting season. Then he or she records any changes, such as switching varieties or herbicides, as well as problems that arise and treatments applied during the growing season. He makes regular visits to the farm, observes and records what is happening there even if everything is okay....https://somplusltd.blogspot.com/2018/02/why-you-must-need-pest-controller-in.htm

Lassa fever virus is mainly a zoonosis (a disease that is animal-borne or spread to humans from animals). It is spread to people through contact with household items, food, water, or air contaminated with the droppings or urine of infected multimammate rats (Mastomyces natalensis). These rodents live throughout West Africa in homes, and they can shed this virus without being ill. People most often become infected by inhaling air contaminated with aerosols of rodent excretions, swallowing the virus in food or contaminated utensils, preparing.....https://somplusltd.blogspot.com/2020/01/how-to-prevent-yourself-from-diseases.html