The Tertiary Education Trust Fund’s efforts to develop vaccines have begun to show results, as the COVID-19 vaccine project that the Fund is funding will be ready for its first clinical trial in November of this year.
The Vaccine Production Cluster is made up of researchers from the National Veterinary Research Institute Vom, Usman Danfodiyo University Sokoto, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Jos, Nigerian Institute of Medical Research Lagos and National Research Institute for Chemical Technology, Zaria.
He said, “TETFund believed in us and supported us to get to where we are now. That is why we have come to give a firsthand report on the progress made so far”. He said, “We graciously got the support of TETFund not only in COVIC-19 but also in Lassa Fever and other infectious diseases because whether we like it or not, diseases will continue to emerge and reemerge. They don’t have international boundaries and that is why they are called pandemic”
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