Don tasks scientists on Ebola cure research

Bothered by the spread of the destructive Ebola Virus Disease and the unlucky deficiency of a cure, Nigerian researchers have been urged to leave on qualitative examination went for discovering an enduring answer for the feared illness.

The Vice Chancellor of the Benson Idahosa University, Benin, Professor Ernest Izevbigie, who made this referred to while instructions newsmen as a feature of exercises for the tenth meeting service of the college, portrayed the EVD and other pervasive illnesses in the nation as difficulties for both science teachers and understudies in Nigeria.

The teacher of science and phamacognosy focused on the requirement for Nigerian researchers and understudies to lead genuine research to bring an end to the feared ailment, which has asserted a few lives, instead of rely on upon European and American nations.

He said, "A few of us have been stating America ought to accomplish more; the West ought to accomplish more.

"I have an alternate methodology which is that everyone ought to accomplish more.

"We ought not take a gander at some individual from outside to tackle our issues.

"We have numerous educators in this nation in different fields.

"You don't get residency as a honor only for the purpose of it; you need to participate in dynamic exploration for societal great."

Izevbigie, who said that an aggregate of 456 understudies would be granted degrees by the establishment, with 25 sacking First Class, 143 with Second Class Upper, 156 with Second Class Lower and 17 with third Class, urged the graduating understudies of the college to apply what they had learnt in the college to give sufficient answers for the "developing universe of difficulties."

"The world has been in a state of frenzy over the re-development of Ebola infection and we have a ton of experts in this nation.

"The substance of this achievement of scholarly greatness is to do research.

"That is the reason I met with staff of the Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences and tested them that we be a piece of the result.