MAPOLY produces hand sanitisers, says they are of international standard

MAPOLY produces hand sanitisers, says they are of international standard

- MAPOLY has produced its own hand sanitisers to fight the scarcity of the product as the country battles Covid-19

- According to the institution, the hand sanitisers are not like many out there, as it is of very high international quality

- The polytechnic also assured that the production process of the medical material followed a meticulous process

Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, has taken the lead in creatively producing hand sanitisers to combat the shortage of medical supply in this pandemic period.

Nigerian Tribune reports that the sanitisers were produced by the institution’s department of science and laboratory in partnership with Women in Technical Education (WITED) as a way to deal with scarcity.

In commenting on the production, the acting rector of the polytechnic, Adeoye Odedeji, said the product adhered to international standards.

A collage of MAPOLY's gate and a random hand sanitiser for illustration purpose. Photo source: Wikipedia
A collage of MAPOLY's gate and a random hand sanitiser for illustration purpose. Photo source: Wikipedia
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Also, the press release by the head, public relations, and protocol, Yemi Ajibola, said the hand sanitiser can work well and stand side by side with any other in the world.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported about another Nigerian who is working hard to combat the shortage of facemasks. She is an Aba tailor identified as Jacinthia Kakaide.

The noble thing about her effort is that she is producing and giving face masks out for free so that the people of Umuatako Community in Aba can protect themselves against coronavirus.

In speaking with a Daily Trust reporter, Kakaide said she started the production when she realised that not many in her community are buoyant enough to buy a face mask.

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She added that since the outbreak of the virus in the country, the price of the material shot up to N600 per one in Aba, something many could not buy due to their weak financial capacity.

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The good Samaritan has since made over 300 masks and given to many young people on the streets. She said she only wants to help because it is not safe to walk around without the facemasks.

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