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Nigerian Pharmacists Sound Alarm Over Exchange Rate Instability’s Threat To Pharmaceutical Sector
Nigerian Pharmacists Sound Alarm Over Exchange Rate Instability’s Threat To Pharmaceutical Sector....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In the heart of Ibadan, Nigeria, a group of concerned pharmacists gathered for a roundtable discussion, their faces etched with worry as they deliberated on the looming crisis facing the pharmaceutical sector….READ ALSO
Led by the Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria (ACPN), the event centered on the dire consequences of the country’s unstable exchange rate on the availability and affordability of essential medicines.
As the discussion unfolded, it became increasingly evident that the fall of the naira had cast a dark shadow over the pharmaceutical landscape. With each fluctuation in the exchange rate, the prices of medical products soared, making them increasingly out of reach for ordinary citizens. The pharmacists shared stories of patients struggling to afford life-saving medications, painting a grim picture of the healthcare system on the brink of collapse.
Adebayo Gbadamosi, the Chairman of ACPN in Oyo State, articulated the gravity of the situation, emphasizing that the high cost of pharmaceuticals posed a significant threat to public health. He stressed the urgent need for the government to intervene and stabilize the exchange rate before irreparable damage was done to the sector.
Pharmacist Taofik Odukoya echoed these sentiments, highlighting the ripple effect of inflation caused by exchange rate instability. With prices fluctuating unpredictably, pharmacies grappled with the challenge of maintaining affordable healthcare for their communities.
Sam Ebuka Ejiofor, another pharmacist, lamented the relentless increase in drug prices, attributing it directly to the fall of the naira. His words underscored the profound impact of economic instability on every facet of the pharmaceutical supply chain, from manufacturers to distributors to end-users.
Amidu Rahmon shared a chilling revelation, recounting the chaos that ensued within the pharmacy business due to exchange rate fluctuations. With suppliers altering prices multiple times a day, uncertainty became the new norm, leaving pharmacists scrambling to adapt to an increasingly volatile market.
In the face of such adversity, the consensus among the pharmacists was clear: urgent action was needed to stabilize the exchange rate and safeguard the pharmaceutical sector. They called upon the government to prioritize this critical issue, emphasizing that the health and well-being of the Nigerian people depended on it.
As the roundtable drew to a close, the pharmacists left with a renewed sense of purpose, determined to advocate for change and ensure that essential medicines remained accessible to all. Their voices joined in chorus, a powerful reminder of the resilience and dedication that defined their profession in the face of adversity.
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SHOCKING CONFESSION: BBNaija Star Kamsy Drops A Bombshell—”I Don’t Even Have A Bra Size!”.
Big Brother Naija Season 11 housemate Kamsy has sparked widespread conversation across social media platforms—including X, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok—after opening up about her struggles with finding proper-fitting bras due to her bust size.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The 24-year-old reality TV star made the candid revelation during a chat with a fellow housemate on Monday, explaining that she doesn’t have a designated bra size because finding the right fit has always been a challenge. Her openness drew mixed reactions from viewers, with many praising her for addressing a common issue faced by full-busted women, while others reacted with humor.
Who is Kamsy?
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Origin & Profession: Based in Lagos and hailing from Imo State, Kamsy is an event planner, gift curator, and decorator.
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Creative Pursuits: She also identifies as a scriptwriter and filmmaker with a passion for creative arts.
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BBNaija Strategy: Upon entering the house, Kamsy promised to deliver “chaos, mystery, and drama,” backed by her sharp humor, style, and confident personality. She has also openly admitted that she does not forgive easily.
Her latest confession adds to her growing popularity as one of the most talked-about contestants of the season.
Hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, BBNaija Season 11 features 29 housemates competing over 10 weeks for a ultimate grand prize worth ₦160 million.
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DEATH FROM ABOVE: Principal Details Harrowing Ordeal Amid Heavy Military Air Strikes During 56-Day Kidnapping!.
Mrs. Rachel Alamu, Principal of Esinle Community High School, has shared a harrowing account of her 56-day captivity after being kidnapped alongside teachers and pupils in Oriire Local Government Area. Speaking at a thanksgiving service at Antioch Baptist Church, Ogbomoso, she described the seventh week as the most terrifying period of the ordeal, as intensified military air strikes around the kidnappers’ hideout left the captives fearing they would be killed in the bombardment.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
According to Alamu, the military offensive became so severe that the captives momentarily feared the air strikes more than their abductors. This intense military activity also enraged the kidnappers, who had previously raised hopes among the hostages by claiming Governor Seyi Makinde had given assurances of their release before the end of the week.
Tensions peaked when a gang commander summoned Alamu, blaming the government’s actions for frustrating the group and threatening to kill a captive. In a desperate plea, Alamu begged the commander not to harm anyone else, reminding him of the two men from their group who had already been killed. The commander eventually calmed down and asked Alamu how the stalemate could be resolved, prompting her to urge him to make demands that the victims’ families could realistically meet.
The captives faced another terrifying moment when they heard sounds of digging at night, fearing the abductors were preparing graves. However, the situation shifted unexpectedly when the gang ordered them to move camp, threatening to kill the children if they cried out for food. Throughout the ordeal, Alamu’s concerns extended beyond her own safety to the health of her husband and the possibility of not finding him at home. She expressed profound gratitude to God for surviving the 56 days and reuniting with her family.
To help public servants collect their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) ahead of the upcoming governorship election, Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke has declared Tuesday, July 28, 2026, a work-free day. Conveyed through a circular by Head of Service Elder Ayanleye Aina and a statement from spokesperson Olawale Rasheed, the directive applies to state civil servants, local government staff, tertiary institution workers, and other public sector employees.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
While workers are strongly urged to utilize this window to pick up their cards rather than delay, essential service providers—such as medical personnel and security operatives—are exempt. These essential workers are instead expected to coordinate internal arrangements so that eligible staff can still secure their PVCs without causing disruptions to critical operations. Furthermore, Governor Adeleke encouraged private and informal sector workers to collect their cards as well, emphasizing that possessing a voter’s card is an essential license to participate in the democratic process and exercise their civic power.
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