Celebrating 31 Years: Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited's Assures On Healthcare Advancement

 
 Pharm Ahmed Yakasai, the Founder and CEO, Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited 


Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited has restated its commitment to excellence, innovation, and healthcare advancement towards the betterment of healthcare services in Nigeria and across as the company marks its 31st anniversary.

Speaking on the strides of Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited, Pharm Ahmed Yakasai, the Founder and CEO of the company said it is committed to enhancing the standards of delivering high-quality pharmaceutical products and services. Yakasai said Pharmaplus Nigeria was established in 1992 and has just celebrated its 31st anniversary. 

Further, the Founder of the company assured of steady expansion of its quality offerings which include medical and diagnostics consumables as well as hospital equipment.

Yakasai, also the former President of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) spoke in a statement made available to Independent Newspapers and thanked its numerous clients.

The statement partly reads, “As Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited celebrates 31 incredible years as one of the dynamic pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to each of you. Your unwavering support and trust have been the cornerstone of our success.

“Throughout these over three decades, your belief in our vision has fueled our commitment to excellence, innovation, and healthcare advancement. Together, we've contributed to the betterment of healthcare services in Nigeria and beyond.

“Your loyalty has been our inspiration, driving us to constantly raise the bar in delivering quality pharmaceutical products and services and expanding to Medical and diagnostics consumables and Hospital Equipment.

“As we reflect on our journey, we celebrate not only our achievements but also the enduring relationships we've built.

“Thank you for being an integral part of our story. Here's to continued growth, mutual success, and a future filled with health, prosperity, and shared accomplishments,” the Pharmaplus Nigeria Limited boss added.

 

 

 

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