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Wednesday, August 06, 2008

BioPro chips certified by SON – Iheanacho

PRESIDENT, Biopro Technology Nigeria Limited, Mr. Sam Iheanacho, has said that the recently launched Biopro chips are duly certified by Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON).

BioPro products on offer in the Nigerian market include Cell Chip, Universal Chip and iwater, just as he assured that the products would be the solution to electro-magnetic radiations (EMR), electro-magnetic frequencies (EMF) and problems associated with poor potable water in the country.

Speaking at the launch which took place in Lagos, last week, Mr. Iheanacho, said he was inspired on humanitarian grounds to give to the Nigerian society these health and wellness package for a healthier living.

He said Biopro was founded to create awareness of the dangers of electro-pollution in the environment and to collaborate with its technical partners, the American Medical Team for Africa (AMTA) to provide the best health care for Nigerians.

“Our mission is to sensitize the Nigerian public about the concerns of EMR and EMF emitted by cell phones, Personal Digital Assistants (PDA), bluetooth, headsets, masts, microwaves, hair dryers, amongst others, which have been linked to serious stress-induced health issues,” he said.

He further said that the vision of the company goes beyond business profitability and focuses on service and humanity.

He also stressed that they are committed to partnering with federal health agencies, relevant committees of the National Assembly, private telecommunication operators, state and local governments as well as corporate organizations in their healthcare delivery programmes to the citizenry.

“We’re also committed to providing state-of-the-art medical equipment at affordable prices to equip hospitals and healthcare centres in our various communities,” he said.

Iheanacho added that Biopro cell and universal chips would help to protect against the dangerous radiation associated with cell phones, cordless phones, computers and other EMF emitting devices.

He noted that the Biopro cell and universal chips address stress at homes, work and play, stating that “it is a must have for anyone who is concerned about the effects of electro-pollution in our environment.

In addition, he said, the iwater activator units offer the most advanced, dual action technology to produce what he called intelligent water, stating that iwater closely resembles cellular water structure, hence it is extremely absorbable and enhances body hydration and through gradual improvement of hydration, it helps to restore normal metabolism in the body.

Iheanacho said the chips cost between N5,000 and N8,000 while the water activator is about N150,000, adding that the life span of the cell chip is three years and it can be placed on any telephone handset.

BioPro products, he said, could be bought only from designated branches of BankPHB as well as the staff of Biopro, advising that purchases should not be made from any store or hawker except at Biopro offices nationwide.

In her goodwill message, First Lady of Lagos State, Mrs. Abimbola Fashola, who was represented by the Permanent Secretary, Lagos State Ministry of Science and Technology, Mrs. Alaja Browne, said she was impressed with the Biopro products on display, noting that the state is also worried about the problems of waste hoping that the situation of its management will continue to improve.

Mrs. Browne solicited support in the distribution of these products to help protect the citizenry from the effects of electro-magnetic fields.

She pleaded with residents of the state to pay their taxes promptly so as to empower the state government to deliver on its promises to the people.


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