Important advice from nutrition scholar Prof. Olusola Ladokun: Cook your meats thoroughly before consumption. It is crucial for public health. He also emphasizes the need for government to implement control measures to prevent Anthrax outbreaks. Anthrax
file photo; Cattle owned by Fulani herdsmen graze in a field outside Kaduna, northwest Nigeria eunis/AFP/Getty ImagesAnother don and the first female professor of Pharmacy at the University of Ibadan and Vice-Chancellor, Chrisland University, Abeokuta, Prof. Chinedum Babalola, called for investigation and research into claims on Anthrax towards making findings verifiable and sustainable.
‘’To the government, there must be quality control. The right measures to control the quality of meat coming into the country must be put in place.’’ On her part, Babalola said: ‘’We need to investigate and research more on claims and be sure findings are verifiable and validated and sustainable. We must know the source. You don’t just do blanket things. Let us investigate and give proper information.
‘’Let us set up a task force to investigate and have proper information on it. And let us look at the conditions attached.’’
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