Pharm. Uchenna Uzoma Apakama, the National Chairman of the Board of Fellows of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (BOF-PSN), has extended heartfelt congratulations to Pharm (Sir.) Damian Izuka, FPSN, the secretary of the association on his recent induction as the President of the Rotary Club of Ikeja South. This prestigious event marked a significant milestone in Sir Damian's distinguished career.

In a statement issued by Pharm. Apakama, he highlighted the relevance of Sir Damian's induction to the values upheld by both the pharmaceutical community and Rotary International. “Your well-deserved recognition as president is a testament to your unwavering dedication, exemplary leadership abilities, and commitment to the principle of service above self," he expressed. "This achievement not only honors you but enhances the image of the pharmaceutical profession within the community.”

Pharm. Apakama further emphasized the positive impact that Sir Damian's presidency would have on both the Rotary Club and the wider community. “As you embrace this noble role, we are confident that your tenure will be marked by growth, innovation, and a greater focus on community development initiatives. Your background as a dedicated pharmacist will undoubtedly enrich the Club’s efforts in promoting health and wellness,” he noted.

The Board of Fellows commended Sir Damian's past contributions to healthcare and community service, recognizing him as an exemplary leader capable of uniting diverse voices for the greater good. “We wish you a successful and impactful tenure filled with accomplishments and lasting legacies that resonate in the lives of many,” Pharm. Apakama added.

As the Rotary Club of Ikeja South embarks on this new chapter with Pharm (Sir.) Damian Izuka at the helm, the pharmaceutical community looks forward to collaborating on initiatives that prioritize health education, community support, and sustainable development. Sir Damian’s leadership is seen as a bridge toward fostering dual benefits for both the Rotary Club and the pharmaceutical profession he represents.