Gombe Promotes Indigenous Antivenom Production at Scientific Conference
Gombe State recently hosted the 2nd Scientific Conference of the Toxinological Society of Nigeria, where Deputy Governor Manassah Daniel Jatau emphasized the importance of indigenous antivenom production. The conference, held at Gombe State University, focused on exploring opportunities for developing local antivenom therapies to address snakebites, leveraging Nigeria's resources.
Deputy Governor Jatau highlighted the state's investments in healthcare, including upgrading the Snake Bite Hospital in Kaltungo. The event aimed to promote research and innovation in producing and exporting snake venom antivenom, potentially creating jobs and reducing healthcare costs.
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