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Omoboricash:
Unfortunately im not a member of any political party . I was only telling you where OPC belongs. My company was affected with Jonathan decision to awarded pipelines surveillance to thugs and militant. He prefers high tech technology to thugs and militants .

kasheemawo:
DSS and Fulani are about to be blamed again after killing themselves

walefresh3:
Nyamiri stop your dubious act...

Six of the pharmaceutical companies u mentioned are not belong to ibo... And their Re names among d list that are not recognized...

Pls mention the list with the founder's biography...

Ibo can not win any court case against Yoruba..

These are the names of best and recognize pharmacists in Nigeria

THE TOP TEN MOST INFLUENTIAL NIGERIAN PHARMACISTS
In the last 100 years, a handsome numbers of Nigerian pharmacists have impacted and contributed immensely to the pragmatic growth and development of our society beyond the pharmacy profession. In politics, industry, business, education, publishing, administration, management, banking, telecommunication, economy and other aspects of the society, many Nigerian pharmacists have carved a niche for themselves, raised the bars and achieve great things. However, despite the contributions of many pharmacists to our national growth, some few individuals stand out like a gold fish in the midst of other fishes in the river. Without much delay, I present to you the top ten most influential pharmacists in Nigeria based on influence, impacts and contributions.


top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm (Mrs) Bukky George, FPSN: She is the MD/CEO of CasaBella International and Health plus, Nigeria’s first integrative pharmacy and a household name in retail pharmacy in Nigeria. She is a registered Pharmacist with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria. She is indeed a force to reckon with in retail pharmacy in West Africa, with over forty strategically retail outlets across the country and a head office to monitor operations across Nigeria. She earned her B. Pharm in 1992 at the College of Medicine, University of Lagos. She is a lover of book and fashion.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm. Elijah Mohammed, FPSN: He is the registrar of Pharmacists Council of Nigeria. As a pharmacist, he has worked in various areas of pharmacy practice including community, industrial and consultancy; and has also considerable experience in healthcare publishing where he delved into various issues and personalities. In his consultant capacity, he has been involved in various policy development projects in Nigeria by the Federal Ministry of Health and some of its Agencies. He got his Bachelor in Pharmacy degree in 1984 from the prestigious Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria. In 1997, he had his MBA from the Edo State University, Ekpoma and in 2008 a Master of Science in Health Management from the University of Lagos.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm. (Prof.) Femi Oyewo Mbang Nkem, FPSN, MFR: She is the Former Deputy Vice–Chancellor, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye and the pioneer Dean Faculty of Pharmacy, OOU, the first female – Pioneer Dean in a Nigerian University. She is the first female Nigerian trained Pharmacist to ‘bag’ her Ph.D. In fact the Ph.D. was accomplished within eighteen (18) months. She is a former Senior Lecturer at the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) and a professor of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical technology. She is a winner of many international and national awards, including Member of the Federal republic (MFR). She has contributed immensely to knowledge, research and development. She earned her B. Pharm at the University of Ife in 1976.



top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists


Pharm. (Sir) Ifeanyi Atueyi, FPSN: He is an icon of pharmacy and a legend in publishing. He is the Publisher and Managing Director of Pharmanews – West Africa’s foremost health journal. He is a seasoned author, who has authored/co-authored two books on fake and counterfeit medicines and ten books on health, purpose, motivation and life. He has attended and presented papers in international pharmaceutical and science editing conferences across the world. He obtained is B. Pharm in 1967 at the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University).

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm. Stella Chinyeru Okoli, FPSN, OON: She is the founder and CEO of Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries Limited, an indigenous group she founded over 3 decades ago, which has remarkably grown to have footprint in Liberia and Sierra Leone. She has received various national and international recognitions, which include Member of the Order of the Niger (MON), Fellow Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, Outstanding Service Award, Rotary International 21000, and ECOWAS International Gold Award. She has a B. Pharm (Hons.) degree from Bradford University (1969), M.Sc. Biopharmaceutics, University of London – Chelsea College (1971), and attended Executive Management programs of the Harvard Business School, Boston, USA, for owner-managers 1997-1999

top ten most influential Nigerian Pharmacists
Pharm. Lere Baale, FPSN: He is CEO of Business School Netherlands, Nigeria, Regional Director of Centre for Management & Organizational Effectiveness – CMOE Inc (USA) for countries in Middle East & Africa Region in partnership with Howes Consulting Group. A Visionary Leader and Passionate Entrepreneur who is leveraging on his rich enterprise architecting, leadership, inspirational and strategic transformation experience within Fast Moving Consumer Goods, Telecoms and Higher Education industries to create and translate visions into reality in order to manage businesses that seek to take advantage of opportunities in developing economies of Africa and Middle East. He obtained his bachelor of Pharmacy, at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria, 1981 and master of Business Administration, University of Lagos, Nigeria, 1984.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm. Sam Ohuabunwa, FPSN, OFR: He is the immediate Past Chairman, Nigerian Economic Summit Group(NESG), Past President, Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA),Past Chairman, Manufacturers Association of Nigeria(MAN),Ikeja. He is currently the National President of the Nigerian American Chamber of Commerce (NACC). In 1997, he led the Management buy-over of Pfizer Inc shares in Pfizer Products Plc, transforming the resultant company- Neimeth International Pharmaceuticals Plc into a medium-sized Nigerian Research and Development Based Pharmaceutical company. He read Pharmacy in the University of IFE, graduating in 1976 and did Postgraduate training in Business and Organizational Management at the Columbia University, USA and the Lagos Business School.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm. Olujimi Kolawole Agbaje, FPSN: He is the Chairman of Epic Pharmaceutical and Managing Director of Jay Kay Pharmacy Ltd, a Fellow of Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (FPSN) and West Africa Postgraduate College of Pharmacist (WAPCP). He is the Director of Vigeo Ltd and the former Chairman Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (Lagos State). He ran for the office of Governor of Lagos state in the 2007 election on the platform of DPA (Democratic People’s Alliance.) and 2015 election under the platform of People’s Democratic Party (PDP). He is the Founder, Jimi Agbaje Outreach, a project dedicated to help the less fortunate in the society. He graduated with B. Pharm from the University of Ife in 1978.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm, Ahmed Ibrahim Yakasai, FPSN: He is the current President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria and the Honorary Consul-General of Pakistan in Nigeria. He is the founder of Pharmaplus Nigeria Ltd, Multiplus Consulting, Multiplus Resources Ltd and Nigeria-Pakistan Pharma Investment Forum. He was a two term Commissioner in Kano State. First, he was Commissioner for Commerce, Industry, Cooperatives and Tourism from 2005 to 2010 and was redeployed to the Ministry of Land and Physical Planning from 2010 to 2011. He is a member of numerous professional, academic and social organizations. At various times, he was 1st Deputy National President, Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (l997 – 2000), 1st Vice President, Kano Chamber of Commerce, Chairman, Northern League of NGOs, and Secretary General, Kano Union, among others. He attended Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, where he bagged a degree in Pharmacy in 1983.

top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists
Pharm, (Prince) Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi, FPSN, OFR: He is a former Minister of Health and Social science and the Chairman of Juli Plc (the first indigenous company to be quoted on the Nigerian Stock exchange), a qualified Legal Practitioner and an elder-statesman. He was National President of Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria and the Nigerian-American Chamber of Commerce. He was Assistant General Manager of Pfizer Nigeria Limited from 1968 to 1969. He is multilingual and has visited over 100 countries of the world. He has won a myriad of international and national award, including OFR (Order of the Federal Republic). He was among the pioneering set of students that gained admission into the University of Ife from 1962-1965.


It is a fact of life that there are many Nigerian pharmacists who have contributed and are contributing immensely to the advancement of the pharmacy profession, the health sector and the Nigerian society as a whole. Above, are my top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists I admire so much because of their contributions to the society in various sectors of the pharmacy profession and human endeavours. Who are your top ten most influential Nigerian pharmacists? Share your thoughts with us.

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I am coming to burst all your lies....

I am busy for now...
Some of the names u mentioned above are not owned by ibo...
That's why am demanding for the founder's biography..

Dsalvo:
Obvious you are a mischief-maker with his own private agenda. What solution exactly does it appear OPC suggested from what they said below?




Have they told us how we will gain regionalism knowing we have a constitution that will need to be amended to facilitate it and make it legally binding and implementable?

Many are too smart to be taken in by the empty rhetoric of OPC that hides the nefarious agenda of it's leading members.

Gani Adams is now the embodiment of integrity, and your hero, when he is the same person who accepted pipeline protection contract from the GEJ government, a bribe to keep a desperate Jonathan in power, before the 2015 election? Just because he is offering meaningless rhetoric against those you hate?

Per you question about my plan, I already made myself clear.



Nigeria has a constitution. The executive arm (the Presidency) must work with the legislative arm to secure the necessary amendment that can restructure Nigeria legally.

Why is OPC then talking as if ignorant of this simple fact? Are they all illiterates? Why speak against SW Presidential candidates, most likely to deliver restructuring because of the regions current negative experience with 'one Nigeria, when the discord that dissenting voices in the SW causes can only benefit PDP that will never restructure Nigeria in a million years?

This coming from OPC, led by PDP manservant called Gani Adams, makes sense to you ba?
Myopic Southerners like you will continue to be the problem of the South.

BrashMan:
This your take is the evidence of delusion and ignorance. I, am not Igbo, but I can bet you Biafrans have brought individual development to their land than whatever tribe you belong to.

Hate will not allow you lots to use your brains and think critically because you all believe that drug barron will be president. The country has been messed up by the northern parasites aided by some fools from the south, but slaves like you will always want to attack those who want freedom.

Unity is not by force. Biafra ns want to go and it's their right to decide their fate. You and your people can remain slaves for the rest of your lives.

Go to Anambra and see the kind of development individuals have brought to that state. Check out Abia and Imo.

Majority of the structures you see in onitcha are built by individuals and they are all Biafrans. If only they had sensible governors to build good roads and other amenities, they would have gone far.

Any time you see a Biafran thread, your short put dick will begin to have an incomplete erection meanwhile these same Fulanis are dealing with your people too. But that doesn't bother you. So long as Tinubu becomes president, they can rape and kill your sisters and mothers. Shame on all of you.

Ajoka set of people

dignity33:
The national Anthem of Biafra and global protest at Nigeria embassies worldwide make more sense than locking down business in South East. Please you guys should make the protest every Monday at every Nigeria embassies simultaneously until your leader Nnamdi kanu is release. The National Anthem of things is not bad by the way Oduduwa National Anthem and Yoruba language has being made compulsory in all the South West schools by their Governors.

ManMountain:
They want to start another killing spree against those that will disregard this instruction.

NoFucksToGive:
Charity begins at home as they say.. Control the person using your alternate account ILoveDemManna

Have you been seeing the toxic hateful curses that one has been positing all over this forum?

Dsalvo:
Are you serious? If you know what restructing is then you will know lagos, by far, and of all Nigerian States, exemplifies it the most courtesy of Tinubu's socio-economic thinking.

Let me give you a few examples. Tinubu in office deliberately pursued aggressive IGR increase so Lagos focuses more on it own endowment to sustain herself rather than remain addicted to Abuja handout.

What exaxtly do you think that is? Skelewu dance?

Tinubu is the Nigerian pioneer of PPP (private public sector partnership) to fund the delivery of critical infrastructure rather than indolently waiting on limited FG allocation for that purpose.

Tinubu also delivered the first IPP, independent power plant, in his effort to ensure Lagos gains better power supply bypassing the incompetence of the federal government and it national power grid.

Abeg Professor, explain to us your student what all that is.

I will never understand why Nigerians readily make statements , that is the opposite of factual reality, to back their stance when they can easily tell the truth .

Just say you dont want Tinubu and leave it at that. Don't go over the top trying to represent him as something/someone his career and achievements show he is the direct oppostie of. That is dishonest and does not speak well of you. Even your worst enemy you must never lie against if principled and upright.

To claim Tinubu is not interested in restructuring is bullcrap and you know it. He may not be shouting restructuring from the roof top, as deceptive politician with nothing to offer do, but action always speaks louder than word.

Tinubu's historical leadedship actions shows he will restructure Nigeria no doubt.

Dsalvo:
Listen to yourself. Are you making sense? If we cannot restructure Nigeria unless a President backs it then is it not obvious we have no choice but to keep changing Presidents until we get one who will?


Let's even indulge your argument. Forget 2023 for a minute. This challenge is for you and the facetious OPC you are supporting.

Given Buhari is flatly against restructuring, present a feasible plan here and now for how Nigeria can be restructured today.

Don't just give us the APC is this and that crap. Tell us precisely how we restructure so we see your sincerity and depth of understanding instead of concluding you are simply another deceptive 'concerned party', like OPC, with a hidden private agenda.

Delivering attractive rhetoric like "until we regionalise we are going nowhere", without telling us precisely how we "regionalise", is disingenuous.

ba7man:
They are a large collection of illiterates.

Even their leader Gani Adams became infamous, an illiterate. He later went to school as a grown adult.

Be careful when taking the advice of illiterates, that's why i can never support Igboho.

Omoboricash:
Have u forgotten how OPC publicly supported PDP in 2015 and 2019 general election. Prior to 2015 election OPC was awarded pipelines surveillance contract worth billions of naira.
Gani Adams and Tompolo of Niger deltal militant got the contract. Opc started destroying Apc poster in lagos. Tinubu suddenly became OPC enemy.
So im not surprised if OPC did not support Any of Yoruba aspirant from apc. OPC and afenifere are wings of pdp.

LegendHero:
I have a question for OPC.

You said what we Yorubas need is restructuring (100% correct). How exactly are you going to get it if you fail to support someone that have at least 60-70% chance of effecting the restructuring?

If you can’t support Tinubu/Osinbajo/Fashola etc publicly, then at least let us know who you’ll rather support coz to even get restructuring, the nation need to keep working and you will need to have a president that can at least support it to an extent.

Are Ona Kakanfo that doesn’t know how to be diplomatic as a leader. Even if the Northerners don’t like Atiku, they won’t come out and be talking like elenujawaya like this.

magnificientzaz:
Hi, I'm Joy from Oredo LG in Benin city. I was born and raised in Warri. A graduate of Uniben. I currently live and work in Lagos State. Nice meeting u all and I'm hoping to meet my fellow Edos in Lagos.
I see you all my brothers and sisters.

babasolution:
The disintegration of Nigeria is key for the nations within Nigeria, the hausa-fulani nation weakens Nigeria because they are a burden instead of a partner in development, this makes Nigeria a one legged giant,that's why lesser humans are maltreating her,

kmcutez:
Nigerian women need to reduce the rate at which they are giving birth to all these monsters. Start practicing selective breeding.

DubaiLandLord2:
Why can't he iron out the house issue he was giving in Lekki phase 1?

The Lagos State Government should revoke his CofO

Afenifere elders wey be PDP fanboys and gibberish.

I won't blame the man sha, PDP dollar still dey work on him body

Tinubu we know

Pa Akande we know

Who is Pa Adebanjo

tamdun:
Oga na lie, feel belong?
do you even read at all,or you just here to view pictures like you are viewing my pictures baaaaahahahahahahhaahaaaaa!!!!!
Now didn't you read where Akande himself used his own mouth to say GEJ wanted a govt of national unity?!!!! Oga read to understand or call someone to Interpret for you,thank you very much

tamdun:
Now u r posting pictures when the burst ur lies abeg get away from my sight,you shameless betraying people... You all should hide your heads in shame!!!! Wtf! You still have mouth to talk! Betrayers of the universe
We were all shocked when we read how Jakande also betrayed Awo to Ibb that made the late great sage,Awo commit suicide!!! Disgusting people

Olaoluwa112:
Well after releasing, what was it that they wanted him to be feeding on?

Funny people, dude probably has no job, no family members to care of him.

And our correctional center sucks, I mean, prisoners should have some attained skills before leaving those places but hell no, they will just lock them up till their time is up.