Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria Kaduna State Branch

10/05/2025

All is set for the welcoming reception of our distinguished members, the president of PSN and The Deputy President North.

10/05/2024

10/05/2024

PRESS CONFERENCE
PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (PSN)
KADUNA STATE BRANCH
10th MAY 2024.

INCESSANT HARRASSMENT, INTIMIDATION, OPPRESSION AND ABUSE OF THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS OF THE MEMBERS OF THE PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF NIGERIA (PSN), KADUNA STATE BRANCH BY MEN OF THE NATIONAL DRUG LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY, KADUNA STATE COMMAND.

We wish to, by this medium, draw the attention of the Federal and State Government as well as relevant stakeholders and the general public to the incessant harassment of members of the PSN in the hands of the NDLEA, Kaduna state command for sometimes now and we SAY ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.

And we say to NDLEA - Respect the rights of patients and allow pharmacists to carry out their statutory roles. All over the planet earth, the rights to medications (life) are fundamental. It is worthy to note that pharmacists are licensed to import, export, mix, compound, prepare, dispense, counsel, sell, procure, and distribute drugs and poisons (PCN Establishment Act 2022). Times without number the NDLEA has unduly, illegally, and unprofessionally obstructed and hindered these life saving roles only to feather their nest, exploit Nigerians, collect bribes and force their victims to give assent that bail is free after collecting millions of Naira. Law enforcement agents have become law breakers. What a shame! Enough is enough NDLEA. Allow pharmacists to do their work. Arresting pharmacists and obstructing bail application with a cover up - investigation is ongoing, confiscating prescription drugs at pharmacies and placing a seal on the pharmacies can no longer go down the throat. Pharmacies are legal entities and many patients' medication are stored in them. Sealing up pharmacies is as good as denying the citizens the right to life .We call on the National Assembly and the Presidency to curtail the excesses of NDLEA in Kaduna State.

Thank you and we wish all authorities concerned will take appropriate measures to tackle this menace which does not only affect members of PSN but also the society at large.

Signed:

1. Pharm. Sunday Ali Okoh___________________
Chariman, PSN Kaduna State Branch

2. Pharm. Stephen Onyebuchi____________________

3. Pharm. Abdullahi Sani Galadima____________________
Chairman ACPN Kaduna State Chapter

4. Pharm. Karimatu Ibrahim____________________

5. Pharm Mannir Ibrahim____________________


6. Pharm. Ojata Ojogbe Daniel____________________
ACPN Secretary Kaduna Chapter

7. Pharm. Christiana Ogbonna____________________
8. Pharm. Mansur S. Halidu____________________
PSN Secretary

10/04/2024

🎉🕌 As men of honor, we join hands in unity to wish all our esteemed members of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, Kaduna State Branch, a joyous and blessed Eid Mubarak! 🎉🕌 May this auspicious occasion bring you and your loved ones abundant happiness, prosperity, and peace. Let's continue to uphold the values of compassion, service, and excellence in our noble profession. 🌟

24/02/2024

21/02/2024

*📢 Attention Pharmacists in Kaduna! 📢*
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria, Kaduna State Branch (PSN-Kaduna), in collaboration with the NDLEA Zonal Command, cordially invites you to a crucial one-day Dialogue and Symposium.
🗓️ Date: 22nd February 2024
🕚 Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Venue: Asaa Pyramid
Join us as we delve into the critical topic of "The Implications of Unauthorized Access to Controlled Drugs". This symposium aims to shed light on the pressing issues surrounding access to controlled substances by unauthorized individuals.
As pharmacists, it is imperative that we stay informed and engaged in discussions that impact our profession and the wider community. Your presence and active participation are invaluable as we work towards ensuring the safe and responsible use of medications.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to contribute to the dialogue and gain valuable insights into this important subject matter. Together, let's strive for a safer and healthier society.