Association takes action to save medicinal plants

The Green World Association of Medicinal Plants is taking a significant step towards preserving traditional medicinal plants, which are facing extinction. The organization’s Global President, Dr. Amb. Ibrahim Dada Nakowa, recently met with Dr. Nibin Nirmalan, Chief Consultant of a Trado Medical Centre that uses natural plants for healthy living known as, The Art of […]

The Green World Association of Medicinal Plants is taking a significant step towards preserving traditional medicinal plants, which are facing extinction.

The organization’s Global President, Dr. Amb. Ibrahim Dada Nakowa, recently met with Dr. Nibin Nirmalan, Chief Consultant of a Trado Medical Centre that uses natural plants for healthy living known as, The Art of Living: The Happiness Center, to discuss collaboration on sustaining medicinal plants worldwide.

The initiative aims to replant Indian medicinal plants in Nigeria, utilizing a 10-hectare land exclusively reserved for this purpose.

Dr. Nakowa emphasized the importance of traditional plants in human health and fitness, highlighting their potential as the best solution for various ailments.

“I am here to seek collaboration with your organization to provide some medical plants from India which Nigeria may not have so that we will have to replant them here in Nigeria to avoid these plants running into extinction, considering it’s importance to human health.”

Dr. Nirmalan expressed his support for the initiative, offering to provide necessary species of medicinal plants from India. He stressed that medicinal plants are crucial for human health and well-being, and encouraged the world to embrace this initiative.

“I am delighted to have you here in my office  and I am ready to collaborate with your organization by providing the needed species of medicinal plants from my country, India. We have a lot of species of medicinal plants that Nigeria and the world can benefit from. And we will be ready to partner with you,” he said.