In a heartwarming display of solidarity, Pharm. Uchenna Uzoma Apakama, National Chairman of the Board of Fellows of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (BOF-PSN), has shared his warm Sallah greetings with the Muslim community as they celebrate Eid al-Fitr.

Pharm. Apakama acknowledged the significance of this festive period, reflecting on the dedication and resilience of Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan. "Eid al-Fitr is not just a celebration; it’s a powerful reminder of the values we share as human beings—compassion, generosity, and unity," he stated. "It is an occasion that brings families and communities together, transcending barriers and fostering harmony."

He expressed his hopes for the celebrations to be filled with joy and prosperity, saying, "As you gather with loved ones, may your hearts be filled with happiness and gratitude. Let this Eid inspire all of us to extend our hands to those in need and strengthen the spirit of brotherhood that defines our diverse society."

Pharm. Apakama highlighted the critical role of the pharmaceutical community in Nigeria’s healthcare landscape as they strive to improve health outcomes and access to medications. Under his leadership, the Board of Fellows is committed to advocating for excellence in pharmaceutical practice and enhancing the professional standards that govern the industry.

"During this festive season, let us also remember our shared responsibility towards community health," he emphasized. "As pharmacists, we take an oath to serve and protect the health of our society, and together, we can continue to make a meaningful impact."

Concluding his message, Pharm. Apakama wished the Muslim community a blessed Eid al-Fitr, filled with love, laughter, and unity. He encouraged all to embrace the spirit of the season, fostering relationships that can pave the way for collaborative efforts toward health and wellness in Nigeria.