Bolustical:

With this, I doubt if anyone in NAFDAC is much loaded as Prof Adeyeye is.

Going by your criticism that she has never worked in NAFDAC before, here is a link to Dora Akunyili's biography on Wikipedia:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dora_Akunyili

Dora Akunyili and Paul Orhii were never in the NAFDAC system when they were appointed.

Now that a Yoruba woman got her shot, it's then you know an appointee must be from NAFDAC?

The same Paul Orhii who sends his PA to hotels to collect bribe from fake drug importers, any surprise NAFDAC went cold immediately Dora of blessed memory left.

Ijaya123:


So tell us where she is from.

I am not trying to argue with you. I just pointed out the tribal angle brought into this.

SlayQueenSlayer:


I am trying to argue with. I pointed out the tribal angle brought into this.

Is there any topic that does not have tribal angle on nairaland these days?

That's what nairaland has become.

the qualification is by the way, does she possess the ruggedness needed to discharge her job? 'cause intelligent minus ruggedness is bullshite.

Bolustical:

With this, I doubt if anyone in NAFDAC is much loaded as Prof Adeyeye is.

Going by your criticism that she has never worked in NAFDAC before, here is a link to Dora Akunyili's biography on Wikipedia:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dora_Akunyili

Dora Akunyili and Paul Orhii were never in the NAFDAC system when they were appointed.

Now that a Yoruba woman got her shot, it's then you know an appointee must be from NAFDAC?

igbop can never hide their envy for 1 minute.

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Sorry bro...

olushola1989:
must she distribute money before she can be recognized? Na people like u dey allow corruption

Did you realized you quoted the qmwrong person bro!
Please do the needful.

Bolustical:

With this, I doubt if anyone in NAFDAC is much loaded as Prof Adeyeye is.

Going by your criticism that she has never worked in NAFDAC before, here is a link to Dora Akunyili's biography on Wikipedia:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dora_Akunyili

Dora Akunyili and Paul Orhii were never in the NAFDAC system when they were appointed.

Now that a Yoruba woman got her shot, it's then you know an appointee must be from NAFDAC?

Her qualification is not in doubt and she has the standard of Akunyili to aim at.
Orhii and his temporary successor were canker worms to NAFDAC.
They messed up the place and left it in shreds.
Hope this woman will do the needful in reorganizing the system from the mess she'll inherit.

seunmsg:
She is well qualified but I am a little bit sceptical about the fact that she has never worked in Nigeria previously. She has worked in America all her working life without any stint in Nigeria, now she's coming back to head a very sensitive agency without understanding the Nigerian work environment. I wish her the very best in her new role all the same.

Xkus me sireh......what did Alison and others do with thier "wealth" of Nigerian work experience To flog you de hungry me sha....lol.
The person that took over from Dora might as well not have been appointed because with all his Nigerian work experience.... we still no feel am.
Check out Saygay, Audi Ogbeh, Jerry Gana, Lie Mohammed, and other "well experienced" government appointees..... past and present. With the years of "noble cause" they have put in, what value have they added to the system?
You've spoken like an UNBAKED HR person.

seunmsg:
She is well qualified but I am a little bit sceptical about the fact that she has never worked in Nigeria previously. She has worked in America all her working life without any stint in Nigeria, now she's coming back to head a very sensitive agency without understanding the Nigerian work environment. I wish her the very best in her new role all the same.

y r absolutely correct. This idea of having not worked in Nigeria counted against d former DG, Paul Orhii

shekauvsbuhari:
my own doubts too. Not to read all de books in de world. Can she take on de mafia and de cartel? Does she hav de liver, de balls to bulldoze through obstacles n strongholds like akunyili? That is my concern. Nafdac work is not about getting plenty certificate and opening teeth for camera mind you. It was not certificate nd opening of smiling teeth that made akunyili a success.

We have to wait and see and mind you, there are many people who can do more than the Late Dora out there. Those that came after Dora also performed very well in terms of ICT where you can easily confirm the authentication of a drugs immediately and to the best of my knowledge it is better than the radical method engaged by the Late Dora

OasisT:


Are you aware her husband is a serving senator in professor Adeyeye

is the husband the dg or her?

seunmsg:
She is well qualified but I am a little bit sceptical about the fact that she has never worked in Nigeria previously. She has worked in America all her working life without any stint in Nigeria, now she's coming back to head a very sensitive agency without understanding the Nigerian work environment. I wish her the very best in her new role all the same.

Bro... that’s the way it works these days. They pick guys with degrees and experiences from abroad.,, and make them heads to guys who have suffered their way up the ladder for Naija.

Not that it’s totally bad though... at least they are aware of international best practices and replicate those stuffs in Naija.

Hivazinc:
Why do we need to know her profile?

Is there any money she wanna distribute? Rubbish and useless thread

Hmm

I just contacted a senior Nafdac staff i know and he says this is fake news. Nobody has been appointed yet.

TimeMod1:
Dominique don join dem, under that gentle mien is a tribal bigot.

In fact, I am surprised, o! I never expected that kind of reaction from Dominique.

bastian5050:
Does she also have a P.hd in spirituality cos that office needs both guts and fortification ...

True!!

SlayQueenSlayer:
Bini and Kogi people do.

Uhn? Are you for real?? Bini, how ok, maybe you wanted to say the Okun people in Kogi bear that name, not the whole of Kogi, o! Kogi has different ethnic groups within the state!

Saintsquare:
see CV o

confirmed CV ..this is what deg call DETAILED CV

she is old

Are there no qualified peoplin their 30s and 40s
Personally I do not think she has the administrative experience .By now Nafdac should have developed an internal succession mechanism

aribisala0:
she is old

Are there no qualified peoplin their 30s and 40s

Old in what sense? Are you saying only 30 or 40 year olds have the expertise to carry out such jobs?

It is impossible to judge Dora Akunyuli objectively because she was the first and the public do not know what to judge really.

How do we know when NAFDAC are doing a good job?
We need a few organizations in Nigerria to be strong and depoliticized completely and this is one of them. It should not really be about personalities in an organization like this when we consider what really is at stake.

NAFDAC needs to be properly funded to work well and should perhaps be free from TSA strictures

Saao:
is the husband the dg or her?

The husband is the chief whip . Professor Adeyeye Olusola

laudate:

Old in what sense? Are you saying only 30 or 40 year olds have the expertise to carry out such jobs?

1. Old in the sense of advanced in years
2. If you comprehended what you read you will know whether I said that or not

aribisala0:
It is impossible to judge Dora Akunyuli objectively because she was the first and the public do not know what to judge really.

How do we know when NAFDAC are doing a good job?
We need a few organizations in Nigerria to be strong and depoliticized completely and this is one of them. It should not really be about personalities in an organization like this when we consider what really is at stake.

NAFDAC needs to be properly funded to work well and should perhaps be free from TSA strictures

Akunyili was NOT the first Director-General of NAFDAC. It was Professor Gabriel Osuide who was DG of NAFDAC from 1994 - 2000. Prof. Dora Akunyili took over from him in 2001 - 2008. Dr. Paul Botwev Orhii succeeded Akunyili in 2009 and was there till 2016, when he handed over to Dr. Yetunde Oluremi Oni, who took over as Acting Director General of NAFDAC in February 2016. She later handed over to Ademola Magbojuri who was also appointed as NAFDAC Acting DG in 2017.

To know if NAFDAC is doing a good job, one needs to look at the prevalence of fake and expired drugs in circulation, before Akunyili came into the saddle and compare it with what took place after she got there. Further comparisons can be drawn from 2008 when she left, till date.

aribisala0:
1. Old in the sense of advanced in years
2. If you comprehended what you read you will know whether I said that or not

I read through her CV, and I did not see anywhere where her age was mentioned. So it is unclear, how you arrived at the conclusion that she was old or advanced in years. Secondly, expertise, competence and capability are not solely determined by age. There are still levels of expertise, effectiveness and achievements, that a sound 50 or 60-year old can bring to the table, that a 30 or 40 year old may not possess, despite his younger age.

laudate:

I read through her CV, and I did not see anywhere where her age was mentioned. So it is unclear, how you arrived at the conclusion that she was old or advanced in years. Secondly, expertise, competence and capability are not solely determined by age. There are still levels of expertise, effectiveness and achievements, that a sound 50 or 60-year old can bring to the table, that a 30 or 40 year old may not have, despite his younger age.

It is clear from her CV that she is well over 55 at least is it not yes or no? For me that is old So what is your point? She probably is over 60

It seems apparent that she is RETIRED from her academic role which suggests advanced years I imagine
I did not say she she too old I said she is old and I would prefer someone in their 30s or 40s that is my preference.I do not deny you the right to yours

laudate:


Akunyili was NOT the first Director-General of NAFDAC. It was Professor Gabriel Osuide who was DG of NAFDAC from 1994 - 2000. Prof. Dora Akunyili took over from him in 2001 - 2008. Dr. Paul Botwev Orhii succeeded Akunyili in 2009 and was there till 2016, when he handed over to Dr. Yetunde Oluremi Oni, who took over as Acting Director General of NAFDAC in February 2016. She later handed over to Ademola Magbojuri who was also appointed as NAFDAC Acting DG in 2017.

To know if NAFDAC is doing a good job, one needs to look at the prevalence of fake and expired drugs in circulation, before Akunyili came into the saddle and compare it with what took place after she got there. Further comparisons can be drawn from 2008 when she left, till date.

I thought she was the first , my error

Is there any data on the prevalence of fake drugs? Where can I find it?

aribisala0:
I thought she was the first , my error

Is there any data on the prevalence of fake drugs? Where can I find it?

Kindly contact the Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH), or the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN). Post-graduate students of Pharmacy within various universities, have also conducted studies into this area.

laudate:

Kindly contact the Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH), or the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN). Post-graduate students of Pharmacy within various universities, have also conducted studies into this area.

Rubbish ! if such data exists it would be in the public domain.
I would be interested in the methodology used to determine prevalence of fake drugs and what is the definition of "fake drug"

aribisala0:
Rubbish ! if such data exists it would be in the public domain.
I would be interested in the methodology used to determine prevalence of fake drugs and what is the definition of "fake drug"

So you think every single study or survey or piece of research is in public domain, or is now available online, in a country like Nigeria? Interesting. If you are truly interested in the methodology, do the groundwork by contacting the universities directly. Am out.

laudate:


So you think every single study or survey or piece of research is in public domain, or is now available online, in a country like Nigeria? Interesting. If you are truly interested in the methodology, do the groundwork by contacting the universities directly. Am out.

No I do not but this one would .If youcome to make ridiculous assertions be sure they shall be questioned