Every new month, I watch patients in Uyo and Calabar walk into BEZ Pharmacy to restock what they ignored all July. Twenty years in, here’s what I actually tell them, blood pressure checks, the questions people are too embarrassed to ask, and the two things I still won’t sell without a conversation first.
As a trained pharmacist, a respected professional, and a steady leader, he has contributed not only to the growth of BEZ Pharmacy, but also to the lives of the many people, families, and communities touched through his work.
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