organisations, adding that the burden of malaria in the country is sequel to the less attention given to parasites.
Ogah further urged the government at all levels to do more in a bid to ensure that the dreaded mosquitos were taken out of the country, noting that all hands must be on deck to achieve this with the required attention.
He decries a situation where the government is not paying attention to the vector that directly interferes with its habitat and way of life, adding that it was imperative to turn attention to the eradication of mosquitoes.
Four African countries, he said, account for over half of all malaria-related deaths worldwide with Nigeria topping the list with 31.3 per cent.
Ogah said the 20th House of Reps will ensure adequate implementation of legislation geared towards the eradication of malaria in the country.
He also reiterated the committee’s resolve to tackle the prevalence of fake malaria medicines in the country, adding that the menace will be looked into to avoid further deaths recorded.
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