BY LEO EZEKIEL
Speaking to
the gathering at Balmoral Convention Centre, Sheraton Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos,
South West, Nigeria, Hon. Minister of State For Health and Social Welfare,
Federal Repubic of Nigeria Dr. Tunji Alasue states that the Executive order
released on 27th June, 2024 by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on
HealthCare Sector shall add uncommon values to humanity in all ramifications
this submission he made through zoom.
Furthermore, he states that the theme of
the 7
th Nigeria Pharma Manufacturers’ Expo which is (40 Years of
Advocacy: Fostering Partnership & Innovation to Unlock the Pharma manufacturing
Value Chain in Nigeria, Central & West Africa) which did take place on
September 4
th and 5
th adding that the largest exhibition
of Central & West Africa on complete Pharma Manufacturers shall deftly and
critically improve the standards of healthcare sector to an enviable levels.
He
cerebrally commended the organizers for the grit, witty, mien and candour with
which they figuratively employed in gathering all the resource persons,
exhibitors and he formally declared the event officially opened to the glory of
God of Prophets and Apostles.
Speaking to the audience is Dr. Olajide Adebola
who stood in for the keynote Speaker Prof. Padmashree Grehi Sampath and of a
truth Dr. Adebola did not disappoint the audience with his lucid deliveries of
the lecture which fundamentally addressed the theme of the event accurately
et’al.
Speaking to the audience the Hon. Commissioner of Health and Social
Welfare of Lagos State Government, Prof. Akin Abayomi did pleasantly represent
Mr. Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu who heavily congratulated the headships
of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers’ Group for the innovations behind the largest
exhibition of Central and West Africa on complete Pharma Manufacturing adding
that LASG is set with a target to achieve 70% of domestic production levels
thereby the quality of the drugs produced should not be harmful to the
citizenry.
Furthermore, he states that Covid 19 exposed the weaknesses of
Nigeria and Nigerians as there were not ample face masks, sanitizers, as he avers
that LASG is also ready to embrace the new era and new normal adding again that
these normals sound sweetly as music to the ears of the Governor Sanwo Olu.
Speaking to the audience the Director General of National Agency For Food and Drug
Administration and Control (NAFDAC), Prof. Moji Adeyeye took time off to
commend the Leadership of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Group of
Manufacturers, Association of Nigeria (PMG MAN) for the pragmatic and doggedness
employed in hosting their 7th edition of the largest gatherers of
Healthcare Specialists as she averred that NAFDAC shall always be in
partnership with them so that quality local drugs shall be legally produced for
the benefits of all and sundry.
Speaking with Iconblazemagazineonline the Head
of Marketing of Fidson Healthcare PLC, Friday Emaholo states that theme of the
7
th Largest Exhibition of Central and West Africa on Complete Pharma
Manufacturers is very apt and timely adding that Nigeria is a power house in West
Africa Market when it comes to market size for Pharmaceutical Applications
judging with the huge population size that are the drivers to pragmatically
unlock businesses opportunities in all ramifications.
Speaking with
Iconblazemagazineonline, Chima Okoli of High Technology Detection System states
that his organization is a French Based Company which has been in business for
25 years now in the market adding that they have branches in 35 different
countries also he added that he is the Sales Specialist in Nigeria where he
oversees the whole of Nigeria assignments and they are in Ghana, Libya, Nigeria,
Ivory coast, Sierra lone, and they are also in middle East and Africa.
He adds
that the two days PMG-MAN September 4
th and 5
th September
2024 7
th Largest Exhibition has actually open doors for businesses.
40 Exhibitors came from India, 10 Exhibitors came from China, 1 Exhibitor from
Switzerland and 40 Exhibitors from Nigeria, 1 from France.
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