🌍📚Outreach Impact | Ansar-U-Deen College, Isolo, Lagos
As part of World Pharmacists’ Week 2026, @pharmaeco1 engaged approximately 568 students at Ansar-U-Deen College, Isolo, Lagos, in an educational outreach focused on three important areas: drug abuse prevention,
🎗️🏬From awareness to action: PharmaEco at Palm Avenue PHC, Lagos.
As part of World Pharmacists’ Week 2026, @pharmaeco1 engaged approximately 41 patients, caregivers and community members at Palm Avenue Primary Health Centre, Papa Ajao, Mushin, alongside 5 nurses and attendants
Through interactive education in English and Yoruba, we promoted responsible medicine use, reinforced awareness of the existing medicine take-back programme, and shared a simple message:
💊 Don’t use it. Don’t share it. Don’t throw it anywhere.
A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO MADE THIS POSSIBLE! 💚
Our World Pharmacists’ Week 2026 campaign was more than a campaign. It was an opportunity to take conversations around medicine safety and pharmaceutical waste beyond the pharmacy shelf and into our communities, a school,
170+ PHARMACISTS, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS & CHANGE-MAKERS ARE ALREADY REGISTERED. 📌
And we’re just 2 days away.
What happens when a medicine is no longer fit for use?
Where should it go?
Who is responsible for its safe disposal?
We’ll bring together perspectives from pharmacy practice, research, public health and regulation for a practical conversation, not just about the problem, but about what we can do next.
At @pharmaeco1,we believe that a healthier Nigeria also requires a healthier relationship with medicines and the environment. Through responsible pharmaceutical waste management, medicine safety education and community action, we are working to help protect people and the planet
One step at a time.
Our vision is not just about managing waste; it is about building systems that support healthier communities, safer medicine practices and a cleaner environment for generations to come.