A few weeks ago, Prince Ned Nwoko took his campaign to Eradicate Malaria to Antarctica 'the coldest continent in the world where the average temperature was between -25 and -65 degrees" making him the first Black African to visit the South Pole. Narrating his experience on the trip, Ned Nwoko said, 'It took two separate flights totaling 12hours using a specially converted (to land on ice) basler 1943 aircraft from Wolf fang to South Pole. There was Extreme cold, 24hrs daylight (no darkness), no airport, no immigration or custom, no land except glaciers and few rocks, no shops, no hotels, slept in body bags inside tents, Very windy, less than 5000 people and they are all research scientists from America, Uk, Germany, india, Russia, South Africa etc. only 12 countries have had their flags hoisted at the South Pole, Nigeria is now the 13th country but Nigeria must take effective steps to ratify the 1961 treaty. 80% of the world’s fresh water is contained in...