A Nigerian medical researcher, Prof. Ayodele Adeleye, claims he recorded a breakthrough in developing a cure for the ravaging coronavirus pandemic.
Adeleye claimed that his cure had been subjected to scientific proof, adding that he was ready to treat five coronavirus positive patients for free right in front of the cameras to prove the efficacy of his treatment.
The medical researcher said his treatment takes between three and five days to cure a coronavirus patient, completely.
Adeleye, a former lecturer in Microbiology and Principal Staff, Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, Shika Zaria, in Kaduna State, stated this on Monday while speaking to journalists at a press conference held in Kaduna.
“If the government brings in five people with COVID-19, I will treat them for free right in front of your cameras. It will take between three and five days to cure COVID-19 patient, completely.
“Animals are not susceptible to COVID-19. The only luck we have is that, someone who had COVID-19, we brought and treated was cured.
“About five people, including my former students who knew me with research have been calling and asking if I have something to cure COVID-19.
“One of the patients was having breathing problems already and he took the treatment in 10 minutes he was already getting better.
“We told him to keep coming every five days until he was okay. We told him to go for test and he was okay. In fact, he suggested we hold a press briefing and that is why we are here. He would have been here but based on his personality, he is shy.”
Meanwhile, there are currently 343 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Nigeria and 10 people have died from the virus while 91 people have been discharged.
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Love this development buh our biased government will won’t see this, rather they will ignore it they way the have been doing to the southerners.