Department of Zoology, Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Nigeria
Research Article
Testing the Bio-efficacy of Inesfly Carbapaint 10 (propoxur 1.0% w/w): Household Insecticide Repellent Paint against Anopheles
Mosquitoes in Keffi, Nasarawa State, Nigeria
Author(s): Yako Andrew Bmibmitawuza*, Hassan Suleiman Chuntah, Olayinka Michael Daniel and Igboanugo Sunday Iwunor
The increasing insecticide resistant population of A. gambiae S.l. mosquitoes in Nigeria and most of West Africa and other parts of the sub-Saharan
regions of Africa is becoming worrisome and currently, it’s becoming a threat to the tools widely used for vector control. Though, resistance
developed faster in most areas where pyrethroids previously, has been tried alone than those places tried with other earlier applications such as
Organophosphates, Organochlorine and the Carbamates group inclusive. The higher coverage of Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) is suggestive of
effective susceptibility in vector species of Anopheles tried in Nasarawa state, Nigeria using Inesfly Carbapaint 10 (Propoxur 1.0 w/w) insecticidal
paint. The wall cone bio-assay used, a primer was employed to prime a cemented plaster surface and wooden board under laboratory condition
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DOI:
10.37421/2470-6965.2023.12.229
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