The Global Prolife Alliance (GPA) has hailed U.S. President Donald Trump’s swift response to its letter exposing the dangers of the Bill Gates–sponsored Target Malaria Project.
In a statement endorsed by its Chairman, Academician (Dr.) Philip Njemanze, GPA confirmed that the Trump administration’s stance has already triggered a decisive reaction in Africa.
According to the group, Burkina Faso’s President, Captain Ibrahim Traoré, acted immediately by halting the controversial program, which sought to release genetically modified sterile Anopheles mosquitoes into the environment. GPA described the move as “a bold act of leadership that should be emulated across Africa.”
The alliance warned that while the program was disguised as a malaria eradication initiative, its true agenda was far more sinister.
“The sterility gene in these GMO mosquitoes does not just affect insects. It is transmitted through saliva when they bite humans, raising the horrifying possibility of mass sterilization of African populations,” the GPA statement read.
Njemanze stressed that the program represents nothing short of a silent war against Africa’s future.
“This is not about fighting malaria. It is about destroying African generations under the guise of science. Traoré’s courage has exposed the plot, and it is time for other African leaders to take the same stand” he declared.
The GPA particularly called on leaders in Mali and Uganda—two countries where similar labs exist—to urgently suspend all activities linked to Target Malaria before irreversible harm is done. It also warned that Nigeria is already under intense pressure from Gates’ network to accept the release of GMO mosquitoes.
“Bill Gates is working tirelessly to bring these dangerous mosquitoes into Nigeria. But Nigerians must rise in faith, courage, and unity to defend their families, their children, and their future. This is not the time for silence; it is the time for resistance,” the statement said.
The group urged churches, civil society organizations, and political leaders to join the campaign against the project, stressing that the survival of Africa’s next generation is at stake. *“We must pray, speak out, and act. This is a battle for the soul of Africa, and history will judge those who stand idle” the GPA concluded.
