Onu calls for intensive studies of the nation’s flora, fauna

, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu
From Charity Nwakaudu, Abuja
Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu said that the Nigerian scientific community needs to conduct further research and understand better the variety of medicinal herbal plants that are available in all regions of the country.
Dr. Onu explained that more studies and understanding of the nation’s flora and fauna will help Nigeria surpass other nations of the world in terms of pharmaceutical production.
Dr. Onu made the call at the public book presentation of “HEALING PLANTS OF NIGERIA” (Ethno medicine and Therapeutic Applications) written by Rev. Fr. Dr. Anselm Adodo and Prof. Maurice Iwu in Abuja on Tuesday.
The Minister added that Nigeria must have enough stock for medicinal plants for research and production, to further develop the pharmaceutical scene in the country.
He stressed that the medicinal plants can help the nation become a major world producer of pharmaceutical drugs, adding that if countries like China could accomplish so much in 30-35 years, Nigeria has all it takes to surpass the Chinese achievement.
Dr. Onu said that the recently revised Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Policy will propel Nigeria into being one of the most scientifically advanced nations of the world.
According to him, one of the highest cancer killing diseases among Nigerian men and women are prostate and breast cancer. He therefore directed the Director General of the Nigerian Natural Medicine Development Agency (NNMDA) to come up with solutions to cure this menace.
Earlier, the guest speaker  prof  Olabanjo kunle said that traditional medicine  is vibrant in only rural areas and encourages the government to put certain policies in place so that the elite can also embrace it.
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