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Adelusi-Adeluyi by Yusuff Moshood & Omolola Famodun WINNER, 2017 & 2018 NIGERIAN HEALTHCARE MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARD JUNE 2019 Vol. 41 No.6 19791979-2019 - 2019 UninterruptedUninterrupted MonthlyMonthly PublicationPublication www.pharmanewsonline.com facebook.com/pharmanewsltd twitter@pharmanewsltd follow us on instagram.com/pharmanewsltd. L-R: Pharm. Lere Baale, Strategy Adviser to Pharmalliance and CEO of Business School Netherlands; Pharm. Adeshina Opanubi, project catalyst, Pharmalliance; and Pharm. Ogheneochuko Omaruaye, MD New Heights Pharmaceuticals at the recent unveiling of Moxie range of children’s medicine, in Lagos. Pharmanews remains unique, relevant, 40 years after – Adelusi-Adeluyi By Yusuff Moshood & Omolola Famodun harmanews has stood out as Adeluyi, former minister of health started, noting that the grace of a unique, useful and relevant and president, Nigeria Academy of God and the efforts of men had publication in its 40 years Pharmacy, has said. helped the paper to be published P Speaking with Pharmanews of existence, while positively consistently every month without influencing the way practitioners recently in his office in Lagos, interruption for 40 years. It had of Pharmacy receive, analyse and Adelusi-Adeluyi, a friend and been 40 years of hard work, he use information on pharmaceutical associate of Sir Ifeanyi Atueyi, said. subjects because of its commitment publisher of Pharmanews, for over Adelusi-Adeluyi who recalled to excellence, Prince Julius Adelusi- 50 years, recalled how the journal continued on page 23 40 YEARS OF UNINTERRUPTED MONTHLY PUBLICATION (1979-2019) Pharmanews June 19 Layout .indd 1 6/10/2019 3:00:58 PM 2 Personality of the Month Pharmanews June 2019 Vol. 41 No. 6 harmacist (Mrs) Titilayo Onedo is the deputy director of pharmacy at the Burns and Plastic/ PCritical Care pharmacy unit of the National Sir Ifeanyi Atueyi Orthopaedic Hospital, FPSN, FPCPharm, FNAPharm, FNAPPSA, DFPEFON, FNIM Igbobi (NOHI) Publisher 08033015991 Lagos. She is also the chairperson of the Dozie David Atueyi Association of Hospital Executive Editor 07038576107 and Administrative Pharmacists of Nigeria Yusuff Moshood (AHAPN), Lagos State Editor branch. 08055212962 A native of Ilaro, Ola Aboderin in Ogun State, Onedo Sub-Editor had her elementary 07033179360 education at Lagos Moses Dike Anglican Girls Primary Business Development Manager School, Surulere, 08028396755 Lagos. She attended Temitope Obayendo Government College, Online Editor Agege, Lagos, for her 08026748215 secondary education. Adebayo Folorunsho-Francis Thereafter, she proceeded to Obafemi Awolowo Senior Correspondent University, Ile-Ife, where she bagged her first degree 07039091674 in Pharmacy. She forged ahead to obtain her master’s Oladejo Adebayo degree in Clinical and Biopharmacy from the College Reporter of Medicine, University of Lagos. 08037648465 Onedo has consistently distinguished herself Matthew Anani at the NOHI through the various innovations she Advert Manager introduced in her department for effective healthcare 07068129728 service delivery to patients. She designed, developed Chidi Julius Ozoemena and successfully implemented pharmaceutical Advert Executive care for patients infected with tuberculosis of the 08066103671 musculoskeletal system, who presented to the NOHI. Peter Ogbonna She also pioneered pharmacists-patients Advert Executive counselling at the hospital, while also being a 08137814813 foundational member of the unit responsible for the Elizabeth Amuneke weekly training of pharmacists in the hospital. Admin. Manager An assiduous Onedo initiated and implemented 08057235128 the publishing of the maiden edition of the Pharmacy Chinedu Udeanyim Department Newsletter. She also designed and Accountant conducted drug utilisation studies for the drug and 07066300374 therapeutic committee of the hospital. Chiazor Juliet Okeke A preceptor for pharmacy residents and Subscription Officer undergraduates, Onedo’s professional affiliations 08134835525 span across Nigeria and abroad. She is a Fellow of the Inspiration Solomon Ojigbo West African Postgraduate College of Pharmacists IT Officer (WAPCP); member of the Pharmaceutical Society of When you start Richelle E. Goodrich 08104754846 Nigeria; past secretary, Association of Hospital and living the life of your Omolola Famodun Administrative Pharmacists of Nigeria (AHAPN), past dreams, there will “Hold yourself Digital Marketing Executive treasurer, Association of Lady Pharmacists (ALPs); always be obstacles, responsible for a 09025637371 member, American College of Clinical Pharmacy; doubters, mistakes higher standard than Andy Benson-Idima member, Commonwealth of Pharmacists Association; and setbacks along anybody else expects Graphic Artist and member, European Society of Clinical Pharmacists. of you. Never excuse 08037151780 Onedo has served the Pharmaceutical Society of the way. But with hard Nigeria (PSN) in several capacities at both state and work, perseverance yourself. Never pity CORRESPONDENCE: and self-belief there yourself. Be a hard All correspondence on editorial national levels. She is married to Pharm. Grant Onedo matters should be directed to: and the marriage is blessed with three children. is no limit to what you master to yourself The Editor-08055212962 can achieve.” - Roy and be lenient to Enquiries on advertisements Bennett everybody else.” - should be directed to: The Henry Ward Beecher Advert Manager-07068129728 Only NAFDAC- approved advert Celebrating “No man needs materials are accepted . sympathy because he “I am not where SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION has to work, because I am because of 1. Subscription rate for 12 editions is N10,000 including postage within Nigeria. 4040 YearsYears he has a burden to luck. I am where I 2. Single copy costs =N=1,000.00 (without carry. Far and away am because I took postage) 3. Payment to be made directly to Zenith of Uninterrupted the best prize that risks others weren’t Bank Plc. A/c No: 1010701673 life offers is the willing to take. The 4. You can also pay through portal, simply Monthly Publication visit: http://login.remita.net/remita/ chance to work hard world rewards the risk external/PHARMANEWS/collector/ at work worth doing.” takers. It always has. 5. After payment text us the bank deposit (1979 - 2019) slip number, your full name, contact address -Theodore Roosevelt It always will.” - Dan and e-mail. No one regrets advertising in Pharmanews Pearce For subscription enquiry, call 08134835525 “You may be the ISSN 0331-815X only person left who “Success is not Pharmanews Limited 8 Akinwunmi Street, Mende, follow us on linkedin @Pharmanews limited believes in you, but it’s how high you have Maryland, Lagos P.O.Box 2213, Ikeja like us on facebook.com/pharmanewsltd enough. It takes just climbed, but how Tel: 08057235128, 08055212962. one star to pierce a you make a positive follow us on twitter@pharmanewsltd E-mail: [email protected], universe of darkness. difference to the [email protected] Website: www.pharmanewsonline.com follow us on instagram.com/pharmanewsltd. Never give up.” - world.” - Roy T. Bennett Celebrating 40 Years of Uninterrupted Monthly Publication (1979-2019) Pharmanews June 19 Layout .indd 2 6/10/2019 3:01:00 PM } years Pharmanews June 2019 Vol. 41 No. 6 } Editorial 3 he deafening silence sector-driven initiative, it must over the new date for the What is happening also be aware that as long as Timplementation of the medicine is on the exclusive National Drug Distribution list, the implementation of the Guidelines (NDDG) is, to say to the NDDG? policy is the responsibility of the least, very worrisome. the presidency and the FG Since the Nigerian government must arise and deliver on this failed, yet again, to keep nation. excuses again. responsibility. to the last proposed date The NDDG was eventually It must be stated that while We call on stakeholders in for the implementation of launched in February 2013 and the refusal of government the health sector and indeed the guidelines, which was considering the promises and to commit to a new date all Nigerians to make it their December 2018, it has decided prospects that accompanied to commence the NDDG’s business to advocate for the not to announce a new date for the concept, stakeholders in the implementation may be a clever implementation of the NDDG its implementation. pharmaceutical sector, as well way to avoid having another to prevent this noble concept It would be recalled as millions of Nigerians, were unrealistic implementation date from going the way of many that the NDDG policy was a hopeful that its implementation and allow for the completion brilliant ideas that could have cumulative effort of all the would be the ultimate solution of required structures, the helped this nation progress but stakeholders in the health to the age-long problem of decision has created a lacuna died as a result of lack of the sector and was designed to drug distribution in Nigeria. that is capable of giving the needed will to push for their ensure a well-ordered drug Unfortunately, since that impression that the government implementation. distribution system for the momentous launch, the concept is no longer serious with the The NDDG idea must not be country. Its implementation was has continued to face the policy. This must not be allowed. allowed to end up as one of the to help reduce the increasing “Nigerian syndrome” of poor We therefore urge the Nigerian documents gathering dust on incidence of fake, adulterated policy implementation. The government to promptly our national shelf. The Nigerian
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