AWDROP set to fight cholera, as disease spreads in Oyo
The Association of Water Well Drilling Rig Owners and Practitioners (AWDROP) has asked the Oyo State government to allow the group to tackle the scourge of cholera outbreaks in the state. The secretary to the association’s local organizing committee, Adetunji Gbemisola Faleti, who stated this at a press conference in Ibadan on Thursday, said the […]
Association of Water Well Drilling Rig Owners and Practitioners (AWDROP)
The Association of Water Well Drilling Rig Owners and Practitioners (AWDROP) has asked the Oyo State government to allow the group to tackle the scourge of cholera outbreaks in the state.
The secretary to the association’s local organizing committee, Adetunji Gbemisola Faleti, who stated this at a press conference in Ibadan on Thursday, said the organization would discuss the issues at the forthcoming national conference in Ibadan.
Recent reported outbreaks of cholera in some parts of Ibadan, the state capital, caused fear among residents of the state.
Daily Trust Saturday gathered that recent reports indicated a cholera outbreak in Araromi-Idowu, Bakatari, Omi Adio and Apete in Ido local government areas of of the state.
The number of casualties could not be officially confirmed as of the time of filing this report.
When contacted, the Oyo State Epidemiologist, Dr Akinfemi Akinyode, told our reporter that he was not permitted to speak with the press as the state government does not permit unauthorized persons to speak on official issues.