I Investigated The Fake Drugs Industry In Nigeria | JBS Ep. 05
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- In this episode, I Investigated The Fake Drugs Industry In Nigeria. An industry said to be worth billions of dollars globally.
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This is why I'll always respect the late Prof Dora Akunyili when she was DG of NAFDAC. She almost lost her life to syndicates that import fake medicines. Fake drugs reduced drastically during her time.. She threw them out of business..
She was one of the few great Nigerians who truly fought hard for the good of the people.
The last real NAFDAC DG! She was a true patriot.
This is yet another symptom of a wider malaise of corruption on an industrial scale in the country!
God bless the soul of Late Prof Dora Akunyili. That woman faced a lot things but she fought back. NAFDAC was showing real time working in her regime.
😂😅😂😅..... It's a very serious discussion but how Jude starts with a fictional story is so funny...... Chinedu and Kate 😅
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Had to make my point somehow.
This is an important story. I wonder what you find funny to warrant laughing emojis.
There's nothing funny about a couple losing their child, even if it's a fictional story. That's just weird!
You are on point Jude, there is no better way to drive home the point, as a pharmacist Nigerians are very careless when it comes to the drugs they take and were they get their health advice from.
It's JB again, my favorite UA-camr ❤
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Good day Mr Jude Bela, hope this message meets you well, please I would love if you can make a video documentary on the Emir issue happening in Kano at this moment. Thank you 🙏🏾
The crazy part is this is a worldwide problem i watched a documentary on nat geo where Maria van Zeller was investigating this
Watching from Ghana. Quality video. Keep it up.
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I've been a follower/subscriber of your channel since day one. Recently I noticed a trend of storytelling. Not to take away the hard work you put into your work but the precise, straight-to-the-point, and fact-backed analysis was what brought me here. Maybe a little less storytelling and more nail-hitting that you're known for.@@realjudebela
Me too
I was going to save my mb but once I saw your video I changed my mind
Prof Dora Akunyili was the 1st person to bring these to our notice through NAFDAC.
May she RIP.
We need to develop our traditional medical industry
Good job brother, learned a lot
Oh! Prof Dora had our back😢. May her emphatic soul rest in peace 🕊️🙏🏿
That's good one JB. how do someone know if these pharmacist is registered? Many hospitals don't have drugs the doctors prescribe tell patients to go and buy outside.even X-ray,they ask the patient to go to their private joint hospital the doctors establish in groups for treatment but don't have pharmacy to get drugs.
Some government hospital don't attend to patients.many lives were lost in government hospital due to no bed,and not attending to in emergency centers.these actitude discouraged patient to go to hospitals provided by the government.the private hospitals are too expensive to bear.
Bro thousands of patients are losing their life due everyday due to poor treatment from these government hospitals
Jude thanks for all these series
Well, as pharmacist I can only say that's a great video!
You said it well
well treated subject Bela ✨
Well done Jude Bella
Great storytelling as always.
Awesome content keep it up as always brother
Thank you. 🙏
Amazing guy!watching from California.keep going!
Thank you. 🙏
Nothing is working in Nigeria. Everyone is just looking for money anyhow.
Very informative my bruda
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10:29 "my pikin"
Kaii...
Well done Son. Never give up, keep speaking out, people are hearing, they will listen one day. Listening is in the doing. Pls keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙏.
Nice story from a good story teller. 100% yes it’s the reality of what’s happening, if you truly investigate you’ll have more to it
Jude Bela always delivers❤
Brilliant Story telling as usual 💯
Nice one brother
You're really good at what you do 💯
Your story telling is 🔥
So sad that the Baby died like many others due to fake drugs😢.
Jude Bela, keep searching & sharing with us. Thank you👍.
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My favorite UA-camr
It is still me the guy on tiktok that ask to edit video for you boss 🥺
Amazing video 🙏, please the link to your video editing course seems not to be working anymore
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I love how you use stories to drive home your point
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I just love you more
This is yet another symptom of a wider malaise of corruption on an industrial scale in a country like Nigeria.
Reading through the comments section, one notices an abject failure to engage with the key issues in this podcast. That's so typical of the laconic Nigerian mind.
How do you bring about change when the wider society itself doesn't appear to want change? And citizens cannot even engage with the topic in discussion?
That's just embarrassing! The people themselves are a major part of the problem! Be the change you desire and wish to see. Change starts with self.
That's actually wrong. Nigeria is a very highly unregulated society. In order words, you can walk into any pharmacy and buy any drug without being asked any question, how much more a doctor's prescription. It's a very dangerous society to live in due to lack of regulations and the absolute disregard for the rule of law and order.
Based on my experience, I generally just walk into a pharmacy and buy whatever I need to cure my problem because the doctors here are so incompetent. Google reviews are filled with horror stories because of doctor and medical staff incompetence, complemented with substandard and highly unprofessional services
My girlfriend was sold either the wrong thing, a fake drug or who knows what else by a local pharmacy, just for wanting to cure basic menstrual problems. The medication was slowly killing her. So I had to ask to stop taking the prescription and she immediately returned to her normal self again.
Infortunately, fear of misdiagnosis and incompetency is one of the reasons I plan on moving over to a more regulated society in another country of Africa.
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