richidinho:
Trying hard to be brother's keeper

But the Cameroonians and other tiny African country hate us like die

Sometimes i begin to wonder why?

chainsaw11:
I accept any other made in Nigeria but not drugs for now. it's too sensitive.

Immediately I saw the title I knew I was going to lmao.

chainsaw11:
I accept any other made in Nigeria but not drugs for now. it's too sensitive.

topstory:
The Federal government today donated 70 tonnes of Made-In-Nigeria drugs to victims of a train mishap that happened in Cameroon in October this year. No fewer than 70 people were killed and nearly 600 injured when an overloaded passenger train travelling between Cameroon's two largest cities derailed and overturned.

The drugs were presented to the Cameroonian envoy by Minister of state for Foreign Affairs, Khadija Bukar Abba.

http://www.ngyab.com/2016/11/fg-donates-made-nigeria-drugs-cameroons-train-accident-victims-photos/

beycity:
That's good.
Nigeria will be great again !!!!!
#I_am_still_Standing_With_Buhari.

Royals1st:



And u will stand for the rest of ur life, because so many Nigerians are dying daily simply because no money to buy drugs for there sick family and feeding there family has been come war so 4get all this ur stand bcs u no get family to look after u only care to get money to get ur DATA to jump and comment on NL. N.B i don't have time to reply u if u comment back anyway

Prettygarllardo:
true talk dear. even ghana

Prettygarllardo:
true talk dear. even ghana

richidinho:
Trying hard to be brother's keeper

But the Cameroonians and other tiny African country hate us like die

Sometimes i begin to wonder why?

Fantastic2m:
[size=16pt]
HIAN..

This guys wee be forming big Brother for West.
Sigh.. [/size]

Sirrexninefour:


[b]There's an impending "Drug Crisis" in the country.

Prices of products have skyrocketed. Local manufacturers import most of those products either as finished goods or raw materials(all thanks to China and India), yet accessibility of forex by these fellows is hectic.

Imagine Paracetamol have risen to #40 a card, not to say much about other products.



I'm not against the government rendering assistance to other countries out of its "Scarce" drugs market, but the question still remains :

°How is the government empowering/encouraging the thriving and sustainability of the drugs manufacturing industries?.

°What effort is being made to make forex available for procuring raw materials?

°Why not sign up a MoU on a PPP deal with these companies?

In the face of the already obvious "Drug Crisis", it's imperative that the government reconsiders some of its stance, and effect positive policies that can alleviate the sector which is nose diving to oblivion.
Otherwise, in no distant time, we wouldn't be able to afford or access even Vitamin C tablets.

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obaival:
Naija n failure b lyk bread and beans

kamossreal:
Good but, bro my people here in Nigeria majority do not believe in made in Nigeria.
We most let other neighboring countries to know that, made in Nigeria is good. So from that angle they can come for it.

chainsaw11:
I accept any other made in Nigeria but not drugs for now. it's too sensitive.

richidinho:
Trying hard to be brother's keeper

But the Cameroonians and other tiny African country hate us like die

Sometimes i begin to wonder why?