Judith NGOZI UDEH

21/11/2025

Leadership is influence, and the right ideas shape the future. I’m excited to take part in the YOCEN Leadership Conference coming up on the 6th of December, 2025, where we shall explore transformative pathways for education and national development—examining solutions that can transform learning and unlock new possibilities for our society. Education and human development continue to evolve through technology, innovation, and collaboration, and this conference provides an important platform for all Nigerian youth to engage in these critical conversations.

13/11/2025

Happy Birthday Nwa,
This is the man after our hearts . As gentle as a dove, harmless and wiser than a serpent. A man of integrity, honour and wisdom.

He fights for all and lives for all. He has a heart of gold large enough to accommodate all and he transforms everything and everyone around him from raw material to gold. A professional per excellence, deeply rooted in what he does and has mentored so many into the best versions of themselves.

Nwa, you are simply the best....you are fearfully and wonderfully made. We celebrate you always cos you deserve to receive all the love you lavish on others and more.
Happy birthday sir.

10/11/2025

When Seeking Medical Help Becomes Another Source of Pain: Restoring Empathy and Humanity in Healthcare practice.

Pharmacist and healthcare analyst Pharm. Judith Ngozi Udeh, Principal Manager, Marketing, Geneith Pharmaceuticals Limited, has decried the growing loss of

05/11/2025

When Seeking Medical Help Becomes Another Source of Pain

I don’t like to bring some personal experiences online, but today I feel compelled to speak — not just for myself, but for every patient who has ever walked into a consulting room in pain and walked out feeling smaller.

For over two weeks, I’ve been battling severe migraine headaches that have defied multiple treatments. As a healthcare professional (a Pharmacist), I understand the importance of proper diagnosis and specialist review. So, when my doctor referred me to a neurologist, I went with hope that I’d finally find some answers.

Unfortunately, what I met was not care, but condescension. Instead of listening, the neurologist dismissed my pain as “psychological,” told me to “go home and talk to myself,” and even said that I was “jumping all over Lagos giving money to doctors. I felt that he dismiseed my health concerns, didn't book me for any investigations and worst of all prescribed paracetamol for me as though i complained about money to him.” His words cut deeper than any headache I’ve felt in my lifetime.

No patient deserves to be spoken to that way.
Not the educated. Not the uneducated. Not anyone. No matter what!

I’m sharing this because empathy is not optional in medicine.
The white coat is not just a symbol of knowledge — it’s a pledge to listen, respect, and care. A patient’s story is not an inconvenience; it’s the most valuable diagnostic tool we have.

I’m grateful that my HMO listened to my complaint and arranged a second opinion. But I can’t stop thinking about how a less-informed patient might have left that room feeling hopeless or even stopped seeking care altogether.

To every healthcare professional reading this, I sincerely appreciate your love, care and service towards improving quality of lives. please, remember that your words carry weight. Healing starts with humanity.
Let’s restore empathy to the heart of medical practice.

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10/10/2025

StayInformed and StayHealthy

07/10/2025

Health and Wellness with PharmJudith @ Super 92.7 FM Lagos.
Hosts: Chioma BBB & TheGiftedGoddess. ......Building a healthier community together!

06/10/2025

💊 Beware of the Hidden Dangers of Over-the-Counter Drugs! 💊

Every medication, even the ones you can buy without a prescription can cause harm if misused or abused.
Always talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking any medication.
StayInformed, StayHeathy.

02/10/2025

She sneaked in on me again today and i remembered to post this video that i made on her birthay some months back. Even after she has resigned from our company, i still cant let go and likewise, she will always sneak in to ask me, ma, how are you doing? I've missed you!Her heart is made of pure gold and she deserves all the pampering.

02/10/2025

✨ Deep gratitude to the amazing team at Super 92.7 FM!

It was truly an honour to be featured on Super 92.7 FM Health & Wellness program today and I want to sincerely thank my wonderful hosts, Chioma BBB and The Gifted Goddess, for their warm welcome, thoughtful questions, and brilliant energy on air. You made the experience seamless and engaging.

Special thanks also to the Business Manager, Mr. Jumbo Udofia, for his support behind the scenes, and to my dear friend, Mr. Stephen, whose encouragement made this possible.
Thank you for giving me a platform to share my passion for safe medication practices, public health education, and the role of pharmacists in improving patient outcomes in Nigeria.
Let’s keep the conversation going and continue building a healthier, more informed society, together. 💊💬

01/10/2025

Voice of Rejoicing in your house.
Happy Independence Day.

30/09/2025

🧵 The Thread Between Us🧵

A few days before receiving the Sir Ahmadu Bello Platinum Leadership Award, I had a quiet, unusual dream.
I saw a black roll of thread—not full, not new, but intact. Simple. Real. It felt symbolic, though I didn’t fully understand it at the time.

Now I think I do.

This year, I’ve been deeply honored with two prestigious leadership awards from Northern Nigeria plus the title Garkuwan Matasan Arewa (Shield of the Northern Youth):

🏆 Leadership Peace Award of Excellence 2025
(Coalition of Nigerian Women Forum for Peace and Good Governance)

🏆 Sir Ahmadu Bello Platinum Leadership Award + Garkuwan Matasan Arewa*
(Council of Northern Youth Advocate of Nigeria – CNYAN)

As an Igbo daughter, these recognitions from Northern communities—so different from mine—mean more than I can express.

Decades ago, after I lost my father, a Northern man I barely knew—from Bauchi State—quietly stepped into that role. He paid part of my school fees, brought me into his family, and gave me a home among his people. They embraced me as their daughter and loved me as their own. His support shaped my path in ways I will never forget.

Today, two youth groups—who have never met this man—have honored me with awards that reflect the very spirit he showed me.

Maybe that black thread in my dream was a sign.
A spiritual metaphor for the unseen ties that bind us across tribe, pain, purpose, and destiny.

Perhaps

All I know is this: love, leadership, and purpose know no tribe
And maybe... just maybe... my story is meant to be a bridge—a thread woven between peoples, cultures, and futures.

Thank you, my Northern families, for seeing me.
I will carry these honours with deep gratitude and even deeper responsibility.

🕊 Unity is possible. And sometimes, it starts with one quiet, unlikely thread.

25/09/2025

Happy World Pharmacists Day