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Malaria: Oyo Begins Free Distribution Of 5m Insecticide-treated Nets

by Adebayo Waheed
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Oyo State Government has commenced distribution of over five million insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) across the 33 local government areas of the state.

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The distribution was part of efforts to curb the spread of malaria in the state.

Speaking at the official flag-off ceremony at Idi-Ogungun Primary Health Care Centre at Agodi Gate, Ibadan North local government area of the state, Commissioner for Health in the state, Dr. Oluwaserimi Ajetunmobi said that the initiative reflects government’s unwavering commitment to protecting vulnerable groups, especially pregnant women and children under five.

Ajetunmobi cautioned against the misuse of the mosquito nets for non-health purposes such as fishing, gardening, window covers, or commercial displays.

He urged beneficiaries to make use of the nets properly, noting that the latest generation of nets are made with breathable, lightweight materials that do not retain heat when used in well-ventilated rooms.

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The Commissioner warned that diverting or hoarding the nets was a punishable offense under the law.

Ajetunmobi appealed to mothers and pregnant women to embrace the daily habit of tucking their children inside the nets every night, saying this will prevent illness, hospital visits, and even save lives.

She assured that mop-up activities would follow the official distribution period to ensure that no household is left out.

“These nets are not just commodities; they are life-saving tools. When used correctly and consistently, ITNs serve as an effective barrier against malaria, one of the deadliest diseases affecting our people,” she said.

Ajetunmobi warned that “anyone caught hoarding or selling these nets, or using them for anything other than malaria prevention, will face legal consequences.

“These nets are provided free by the government and donor agencies to protect health, not for personal gain”, she said.

The distribution, scheduled to run from August 1 to 7, 2025, is being conducted through fixed-point delivery sites, with electronic tracking systems deployed to ensure transparency, accountability, and full coverage.


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