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Legend. Plus Alabukun phensic in those days

It safe me from measles that year. It works like magic

Beremx:
The Man Behind the Legendary 7 Keys Herbal Mixture

Long before modern pharmacies dotted our streets, a man from Arondizuogu in Imo State was already crafting remedies that healed countless Nigerians.
His name was Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike fondly called Dr. Aladdin.

In the 1950s, when measles and chickenpox swept through communities unchecked, Dr. Aladdin began experimenting with local herbs. After years of refining his formula, he produced what became known as the “7 Keys Herbal Mixture” a potent blend believed to treat measles, chickenpox, and other feverish skin conditions.

From a small herbal shop, his brand F. A. Ike and Sons Medicine Company grew into a household name across Nigeria. Parents swore by it. Herbal vendors stocked it. And soon, “Dr. Aladdin” became a symbol of homegrown healing wisdom.

Though he passed away in 1995, his legacy lives on through F. A. Ike and Sons Ltd, which continues to produce the 7 Keys Mixture today one of Nigeria’s oldest surviving herbal brands.

Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike’s story reminds us that African knowledge systems have always been rich, scientific in their own way, and worthy of preservation.

A true son of Arondizuogu whose roots gave birth to remedies that touched generations.

Dem wan use speaker scatter my eyedrums with Dr. Aladdin herbal mixture advert for Ogun state dat year.


I think say na Yoruba or Hausa man get the company before, this discovery shock me walai .

Beremx:
You'll have to ask your parents about it because they must have used it on you when you had measles or chicken pox

Me wey never get measles or chickenpox nko?

Thank God someone sustained his legacies

Beremx:
The Man Behind the Legendary 7 Keys Herbal Mixture

Long before modern pharmacies dotted our streets, a man from Arondizuogu in Imo State was already crafting remedies that healed countless Nigerians.
His name was Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike fondly called Dr. Aladdin.

In the 1950s, when measles and chickenpox swept through communities unchecked, Dr. Aladdin began experimenting with local herbs. After years of refining his formula, he produced what became known as the “7 Keys Herbal Mixture” a potent blend believed to treat measles, chickenpox, and other feverish skin conditions.

From a small herbal shop, his brand F. A. Ike and Sons Medicine Company grew into a household name across Nigeria. Parents swore by it. Herbal vendors stocked it. And soon, “Dr. Aladdin” became a symbol of homegrown healing wisdom.

Though he passed away in 1995, his legacy lives on through F. A. Ike and Sons Ltd, which continues to produce the 7 Keys Mixture today one of Nigeria’s oldest surviving herbal brands.

Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike’s story reminds us that African knowledge systems have always been rich, scientific in their own way, and worthy of preservation.

A true son of Arondizuogu whose roots gave birth to remedies that touched generations.

the igbos?....ignore them at your own loss

Nazgul:
I've never heard about this one. I used to take Dr Igwedo's gogo cleanser about a decade ago for detoxification. I don't think it's in the market any more.

Dr. Iguedo gogo cleanser dissappia from mkt?

Nna mechionu diaa!

Send money come lemme send u a bottle osiso!

Nazgul:
I've never heard about this one. I used to take Dr Igwedo's gogo cleanser about a decade ago for detoxification. I don't think it's in the market any more.

Seven keys to power has been a household name in the late 80s

Itiskdg121:
This was the perfect antidote for Measles/chickenpox back then. If not, our dear parents would paint you in white. If you know you know

This medicine bitter that year sha

43Ronin:
Lol, bros na igboman get the company from arondizogu

No mind him, he is a Nigerian if he was otherwise he would have tagged him a developer. Nonsense people in a nonsense kwantiri😁😁😁

Baba in yoruba attire tho... so yorubatic in look

Pootle:
pioneers of cleansers.

now action bitters and co has taking over.

How? This is purely medication not alcoholic drink.

Odidigboigbo:
How? This is purely medication not alcoholic drink.

they all fall under same category

Kingbenn:
Never used the product before

As your parents, they might have used on you as a child. It's mostly used for children

7 keys works like a talisman of india... he must died a billionaire

Pootle:
they all fall under same category

No sir!
How old are u sir?

Dr.Alladin na legend.

Pootle:
pioneers of cleansers.

Now action bitters and Co. has taking over.

This is not a cleanser. It cures measles, small and chicken pox. It treats viral diseases. It has no alternative from the West till today. It's a wonder medicine.

SmartPolician:
I've always heard of this traditional medicine since I was a baby. The problem with traditional medicine practitioners is that they don't do research to improve their products.

They don't know that viruses develop resistance over certain medications. They keep selling what their forefathers taught them. That's where western medicine has an edge over it.

How did you this one is not working anymore nor improvement has been made? Till tomorrow the medication works like a champs. My mum used it on me, that was about 30 years ago, it works like a magic, last year I used it on my baby, the same results like 30 years ago. Last week, I visited my younger sister that put to bed, I equally saw the it in the collections of the medications they bought for the little baby. It's efficacy has not deteriorate for an inch.

Pootle:
They all fall under the same category

Indomie generation spotted. There is no Western alternative to this virus disease stopper. Do you recommend alomo bitters when someone has measles, smallpox pox or chickenpox pox?

Nazgul:
I've never heard about this one. I used to take Dr Igwedo's gogo cleanser about a decade ago for detoxification. I don't think it's in the market any more.

Igwedo or Igueko? It is still in the market if it is Igueko. Still bought it last week

What then is a cleanser pls?

MadamExcellency:
This is not a cleanser. It cures measles, small and chicken pox. It treats viral diseases. It has no alternative from the West till today. It's a wonder medicine.

DMCA:
Me wey never get measles or chickenpox nko?

E dey wait u for front. E must catch u in this life time. You are also susceptible to shingles also. No jokes

DMCA:
Me wey never get measles or chickenpox nko?

That's not true. Go ask your parents to tell you the truth. Every child goes through measles and chicken pox. That's why you take immunization for it to reduce the symptoms

Beremx:
The Man Behind the Legendary 7 Keys Herbal Mixture

Long before modern pharmacies dotted our streets, a man from Arondizuogu in Imo State was already crafting remedies that healed countless Nigerians.
His name was Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike fondly called Dr. Aladdin.

In the 1950s, when measles and chickenpox swept through communities unchecked, Dr. Aladdin began experimenting with local herbs. After years of refining his formula, he produced what became known as the “7 Keys Herbal Mixture” a potent blend believed to treat measles, chickenpox, and other feverish skin conditions.

From a small herbal shop, his brand F. A. Ike and Sons Medicine Company grew into a household name across Nigeria. Parents swore by it. Herbal vendors stocked it. And soon, “Dr. Aladdin” became a symbol of homegrown healing wisdom.

Though he passed away in 1995, his legacy lives on through F. A. Ike and Sons Ltd, which continues to produce the 7 Keys Mixture today one of Nigeria’s oldest surviving herbal brands.

Chief Fredrick Aladinbuli Ike’s story reminds us that African knowledge systems have always been rich, scientific in their own way, and worthy of preservation.

A true son of Arondizuogu whose roots gave birth to remedies that touched generations.

When I went for my nysc in ogbomoso...I met a lady corper that was seriously sick ...Big rashes all over her body...The lady was so pretty ...I didn't know when I told her that I heal her and marry her...We laughed over it ...I visited a local chemist shop and bought this herbal medicine for her ...I gave her two tea spoon to drink and Rob alot on her body ...The next day everything disappeared and she was calling me babalawo...The news spread amongst corper ...She called her parents and Informed them.about what I did ...they prayed for me . That is by the way...the point I am.making is that our parents have us this medicine when we were babies ...it works like magic ...I don't know if the medicine is still in the market ...it works like magic...I never knew is an igbo man that produced it

Beremx:
That's not true. Go ask your parents to tell you the truth. Every child goes through measles and chicken pox. That's why you take immunization for it to reduce the symptoms

so immunization now means you now have measles or chickenpox?

Kingbenn:
Never used the product before

Lol..go and ask your mum cos how would you know when you were still a toddler.

Love800:
What then is a cleanser pls?

Cleanser is like detoxing your system. It's not the same as 7keys herbal mixture

DMCA:
so immunization now means you now have measles or chickenpox?

oga go ask your mama first. I dunno what to answer you again

greggng:
When I went for my nysc in ogbomoso...I met a lady corper that was seriously sick ...Big rashes all over her body...The lady was so pretty ...I didn't know when I told her that I heal her and marry her...We laughed over it ...I visited a local chemist shop and bought this herbal medicine for her ...I gave her two tea spoon to drink and Rob alot on her body ...The next day everything disappeared and she was calling me babalawo...The news spread amongst corper ...She called her parents and Informed them.about what I did ...they prayed for me . That is by the way...the point I am.making is that our parents have us this medicine when we were babies ...it works like magic ...I don't know if the medicine is still in the market ...it works like magic...I never knew is an igbo man that produced it

it's still sold in the pharmacy stores. His children carried the man's legacy and the business is booming. I also thought it was owned by a Yoruba man until I stumbled upon the story and I decided to share

Beremx:
oga go ask your mama first. I dunno what to answer you again

Sometimes school no dey help some people understand anything but dem go come with confidence come dey talk some things.
na d issue wey we get for naija be this sotay person wey don reach 40 still no dey know anything.
Well I pray make some people level of understanding improve. we for some e fit don dey too late

My mumsy been dey give us this herbal mixture drink that year as kids. Omo...I dey always keep meat or any tasty thing near my side any day we wan take.