PentiumPro:
That market distributes 80% of fake drugs in the West Africa sub region.

QuotaSystem:
They should be shut down for endangering the lives of vulnerable innocent Nigerians daily.

ifedubatorg:

He said that state governments were allowed to upgrade their medical stores to the level of SDDCs, adding that states like Jigawa, Niger, and Ekiti had already commenced the implementation of the guidelines while Kaduna, Kano, Katsina and Anambra SDDCs were ready for take-off.l

kay1one2:


Do you know how big that market is?

ifedubatorg:
this policy is not good

what mechanism have been put in place to support the over 10000 self employed hard working displaced traders? and millions of people that depend on them? this governemt should stop making stup1d policies

PentiumPro:


If a couple of thousand people will lose their jobs for millions to have a chance to live, so be it.
If some people engage in illegal business and the government is saying enough is enough of the destruction their business brings, then such govt deserves commendation.

kay1one2:


You're yet to prove they are into illegality.

PentiumPro:


Open market distribution of drugs is illegal in Nigeria, when you get Biafra, you can make it legal.

modath:


Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa?? Kindly shove the bolded back deep inside your anal cavity that it descended from...

I usually avoid your inane threads cos of its divisive tactics but this is too much to ignore...

Abeg, in what sane society are drugs sold in the open without regulation .. When you attain that "eldorado" you are agitating for, y'all can continue but Nigeria is no longer going to condone it..

Since illegality& criminality were allowed to fester for ages, there should be no move to stop them right

Next thing now, you'll ask for Amnesty & its attendant allowances... Nonsense!!!!

omenka:
That's guy's foolishness and bigotry is legendary. Imagine the trash he's talking. I bet even armed robbers and kidnappers should as well be allowed to thrive because they are "hardworking". Smh.

kay1one2:
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One major factor Akunyili identified as responsible for the madness of drugs in the hands of unauthorised persons was the chaotic drug distribution system in the country. To address this, NAFDAC under her leadership had proposed an organised distribution network via drug marts which would ensure that drugs would not only be in the hands of authorized persons alone, but would also ensure that drugs were tracked for ease of identification of possible problem areas including ease or recall if necessary. This however did not see the light of day due to the politicization of the idea among stakeholders in the pharmaceutical industry.

ifedubatorg:
this policy is not good

what mechanism have been put in place to support the over 10000 self employed hard working displaced traders? and millions of people that depend on them? this governemt should stop making stup1d policies

PentiumPro:


When you are short on sensible thing to say, you resort to cheap shots.
Foolish Biafran

crotonite:


the next time u insult my precious biafra, I will track, find your house, visit you midnight and ki** you.


//btw ** could be ss/ll u choose

VICTORCIZA:
THe calculated war against the southeast just got real

PentiumPro:

Why must everything bad about how things are done in Nigeria, Biafrans are always the victims.
If tomorrow the govt decides on a clampdown on producers of pirated CDs, the biafrans would come out shouting that it's targeted at them...

PentiumPro:


When you are short on sensible thing to say, you resort to cheap shots.
Foolish Biafran