By Onwa Ekor
A researcher, Mr. Emmanuel Dan, has called on the global community to embrace what he described as a soil medicine capable of addressing agricultural challenges and certain human health issues.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with our reporter in Calabar, Dan said the product works for both fruit and non-fruit bearing plants and, according to him, can rejuvenate weak cells in crops and humans.
He claimed that the application of the substance could help improve crop yield, address some diseases and boost national revenue and called on local and international media to help sensitise the public on the innovation.
Dan, who said he has been operating without financial support from government, advocated for the training of Nigerians in science and the formation of science-related associations across Africa.
“This is not just an ordinary medicine but one that solves agricultural and disease problems,” he stated.
On his vision, Dan said he hopes his innovation will gain recognition in Nigeria and other countries including the United States, Israel, Germany and Brazil.
Dan, who said he studied Sociology at the University of Uyo before venturing into scientific research, also disclosed that he is working on an invention he called an “Attempt Tester Machine” and has authored 13 books, including “The Portrait of a Leader” and “How to Pick Up Your Future.”
He said the product comes in 1,700ml volume urging students, agriculturists, technocrats and young people to take advantage of his publications to broaden their scientific knowledge.
