Dr. Philip Njemanze, Chairman of the Global Prolife Alliance (GPA), has raised serious allegations against biotechnology sponsors, accusing them of undermining Nigeria’s food security and exploiting the nation’s resources for global bio-exploitation.
Dr. Njemanze outlined how these actions are impacting the country’s sovereignty and citizens.
In a letter addressed to Hon. Deacon Chike Okafor, Chairman of the House Committee on Nutrition and Food Security, and dated June 28, 2025, Dr. Njemanze stated, “Certain biotechnology sponsors have deliberately funded Boko Haram insurgents, razed farms of natural crops, and coerced displaced farmers into adopting genetically modified (GM) seeds. This deliberate act captures Nigeria’s food security and promotes a broader agenda of bio-exploitation.”
Dr. Njemanze highlighted the involvement of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in this scheme.
“The Foundation sponsored the passage of the National Biosafety Management Agency Act (NBMA 2015) and the National Health Act (NHA 2014), creating the legal framework for seizing Nigeria’s food security. These laws have facilitated the harvesting of women’s ovarian eggs in exchange for GMO seeds, destined for tissue and organ cloning,” he explained.
The GPA further alleged that the actions have devastating health implications for Nigerian women.
The GPA Chairman revealed, “It is estimated that ten million Nigerian women will die annually from complications of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, including liver failure, kidney failure, cancer, infection, and infertility. This is the result of an industry valued at USD 30 trillion globally, which thrives on organ cloning and exploitation.”
“The use of insurgency to destroy natural crops and force farmers into adopting GM seeds is a deliberate strategy to dominate Nigeria’s agricultural sector and control the nation’s food supply chain. This is nothing short of economic terrorism.”part of the letter read.
He called on the National Assembly to take urgent action to protect Nigeria’s food sovereignty and citizens from this exploitation.
“We respectfully urge the House Committee on Nutrition and Food Security to take immediate steps to address this threat and safeguard Nigeria’s natural agricultural practices,” he stated.
Dr. Njemanze also emphasized the global implications of the situation, noting that Nigeria’s experience could set a precedent for other nations in Africa.
“If unchecked, this could become a blueprint for exploiting other developing nations. Nigeria must resist this invasion and reclaim its food security,” he warned.
The GPA pleaded for legislative oversight and protective measures.
“The GPA Secretariat urges you to investigate these claims and take decisive action to protect the health and economic stability of Nigerians. The survival of our nation depends on safeguarding our sovereignty and food security,” Dr. Njemanze concluded.
The Letter
