twoondei:
Less people should go on codeine and other controlled drugs.
Scrap "chemists". Those guys are murderers. Green white green capsule sellers

dont8:
Nice move indeed and a welcome development, but implementation is the bane of every law in Nigeria.

Menace2Society:
This is a gang up against the East We no go gree

vetrovialMan:



Very well said

Scrypt:
Those Hausa boys that hawk drugs in the streets of Lagos though.

otiigba1:
The capitalists are here, soon the goverments will take over selling akara, moin moin, and dry fish, with the excuse of getting rid of fake beans and fake fish then it will be only the rich who can afford things

Saklekplus:
Nice, they just wake up from their sleep, buhari just finished with nnpc, next is military after that nah nepa before it will reach ur turn, , useless thieves , especially that NAFDAC that just stamp all food and drug without proper investigation because of little change , ,, @ Nigeria custom,buhari still dey come o

Kudos to NDLEA, the only federal agent that work sincerely

adioolayi:

It's a clamped down on fake products without identity.... It's hightime our drug market became dumping site for counterfeit! Parallel imported products without NAFDAC number litters everywhere... there must be a stop to it! This should be a welcome development ...except you are involved in parallel importation and circulation of substandard products.

dont8:
This people have killed many souls and gotten away, Dora Akunyili really did her best to sanitize the Pharmaceutical industry (rest in peace to her) I think we can do better and thank God for a President that has balls in the saddle.

Whynotthetruth:


Did you read the post before going all out to spew trash?

Mgbadike80:
99% of those idiots can't read anything more than two lines long nor can they understand anything requiring more intelligence than that of a rat

Whynotthetruth:


What's the contribution of your president with balls to this policy and its implementation

dont8:
And your point is?

Whynotthetruth:


God forgive me...but sometimes it seems the huge unemployment ratio is justified by the IQ of most youths...Am sorry anyway...

Mgbadike80:
Nigeria have millions of unemployed graduates yet our schools suffer from shortage of mathematics and science teachers, oil and construction companies search abroad for skilled manpower, we fly patients abroad for what is routine treatment in India,we can't design and build our own refineries,cement factories, ship dockyards etc, even building artisans from other west African countries are taken over our building sector. we even import people from Niger and Chad to dig our water Wells. we are the world largest buyers of blackberry phones yet most of us are living on a dollar or less. as a youth core member, i was ridiculed heavily to a point of enemity cos i was a book worm rather than the womanizer, runs girl that they are while forming religious fellows. any attempt to have an in-depth discussion on any topic would reveal their shallowness. they would rather die than read a book. practically all the girls can't write a simple application to travel because their written English waw extremely poor, even Nigerian newspapers are replete with very poor English

Whynotthetruth:


That you need to read with open mind for effective comprehension otherwise you keep sounding disjointed and incoherent... thanks

dont8:
Well your correction is taken and thanks.

Haven't said that, I can assure you I read it thoroughly before posting the topic in the first place, but I just want you to give me a reason why you think I went off-point or is it because I said we now have a president that has balls?

If that is the reason, I would love it if you can dig into Oransaye and the Confab report and what became of them with an open mind.

Whynotthetruth:

Having said that not haven't said that...don't be offended with my corrections plz boss...

1)Yes...buhari has nothing to do with the said policy both its formation and implementation (not because I am against him but because that's the fact)...Go back and read the original post and see the phases the policy has so far passed...

2)Steve Oronsanya(not sure of the spelling)report was submitted...Jonathan got the committee that produced the white paper(which showed feasible measures of implementation based on policy track of the administration and realities on ground)... Some of the recommendations have already being implemented, while some are still being tinkered with, while some are being challenged by affected agencies like in aviation sector...

3)Confab report was submitted(Note; buhari, his party and region were against confab)...Jonathan got the committee that broke it down into implementable phases(policy formations; executive fiat and legislative/constitution amendment)...This was part of his handover documents to buhari...

4)Why the fuss bro?...buhari is yet to come up with any policy formation or implementation or whatever...

dont8:
Thanks for the correction once more and for your time to correct some of the points raised.

Clearly, we are in opposing view concerning past government policies and the present one if I'm to go by all you've written so far.
[b]1) Yes PMB does not have input in the formation of the policy, but his regime will be credited for the implementation of the policies his predecessor formulated.[/b

[b]2) The white paper submitted by Oronsaye contains in part, that ministries should prune down and merged where necessary, like merging together Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority and the Nigerian Meteorological Agency but GEJ never implemented it, though we might argue that he would have done it in his second term, well the rest is history.[/b
[b]3)We all know the reason why Buhari, Tinubu and APC as a Party never supported the Confab in the first place, it was deceptively conceived.
4)Cut him some slack, what can he do when members of NASS are behaving like rascals and he cannot put together a cabinet without a settled NASS, I think you should give him a maximum of 100days in office and let's see where all the CHANGE he promised will stem from, cheers.

Whynotthetruth:


Ya...its quite pathetic...also guys not just babes are involved in this mess of being an educated illiterate...I have met many of them and continues to meet many more...and unfortunately they are the loudest in the society...good day!!!

Mgbadike80:
relax, Nigerians are yet to learn their lessons. even seedlings for planting would be patented by the capitalists. the day i lost hope in America was the day a man was sent to prison for fetching water and snow run off from his roof to his water thank through a roof gutter. his offense? challenging the monopoly of the state over all water including rainfall. the funny thing was that the water tank has been used by his family for decades.

Mgbadike80:
ha ha ur a girl masquerading as a guy, relax, ever year guys are demobilized cos of poor performance. it's not a girls thing only.

abouzaid:
Nigerians are totally clueless, this is a move for a few individuals to monopolize the drug distribution trade. mind you, atleast 95% of all the drugs marketed in Nigeria are imported. when Nigeria ends up like the USA where pharmaceutical monopolies are sucking the people to death, then we would learn. a drug that would cost u #50 in Nigeria can cost u more than #6000 in usa even though they are both made by the same manufacturer in India or China and have the same efficiency. government should not get involved in any the running of any business, it will only lead to crony capitalism. remember what happened in the cement, sugar, salt and iron rods industry.