The Kampala Archbishop Paul Ssemogerere has appealed to government to do all is possible to support David Ssenfuka, the proprietor of Leonia-NNN-Medical Research and Diagnostic Center Limited whose herbal remedy cures cancer and diabetes.
Named SD2018, the herbal remedy has since gone through animal trials and according to the results , it is not only a remedy for diabetes but also curative after tests done by the Natural Chemotherapeutics Research Institute.
Speaking during a special service on Saturday, the Kampala Archbishop said such people like Ssenfuka ought to be treasured by everyone, including government.
“We thank God for Ssenfuka’s research which will help many people who are suffering from cancer and diabetes. All the concerned people including government should support his research. We need to support him in all possible ways,” Archbishop Ssemwogerere said.
Speaking at the same function, former Buganda Katikkiro, Joseph Mulwanyamuli Ssemwogerere could not agree more with the Kampala Archbishop, noting that Ssenfuka’s diabetes and cancer cure will not benefit only him but the entire country and abroad.
“Ssenfuka was blessed by God to be able to get herbal cure especially for diabetes and cancer. What is key is that Ssenfuka should be assisted in getting money to further expand his research,” Ssemwogerere said.
He however urged the public to always protect the environment since it is where the herbal medicine like Ssenfuka’s is got.
Commenting about his herbal cancer and diabetes cure, Ssenfuka said whereas he inherited everything from his grandmother, he ensured he furthered it.
“One time I got advice from a friend that I should see how to work with government. My research was taken to a government laboratory where it was confirmed that there were six ingredients,”Ssenfuka said.
He asked government to increase funding to research in the country.
A number of big shots both in government and public have in the past few months rallied support for Ssenfuka’s research in diabetes and cancer cure.
These included retired Chief Justice, Samuel Wako Wambuzi and former Member of Parliament for Buwekula County, Kasole Lwanga Bwerere among others.