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Dr Barde greets professor Alfa on Achievements

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The secretary Research and information, National Assembly Complex Dr Ali Barde has congratulated professor John Alfa on his recent achievement as professor of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology.

He describes professor Alfa as a Visioner Leader who is committed to the growth and development of Nigeria.

Professor Alfa was the Pioneer Director of Pharmaceutical Services , at the National Assembly Medical Center, 1st Deputy President PSN (2003- 2006) Fmr Chairman NIPRD Gorverning Board but currently the Dean of Pharmaceutical Sciences Bingham University.

His full Chair was approved by the Governing Council of the University on 20th March 2025.

He also served on the board of the university of Benin Teaching Hospital and Federal Psychiatric hospital Kaduna. Awarded National Productivity meritAward(NPOM) by president Buhari

Brothers, Sisters,and Friends, lets join hands in celebrating and congratulating our own, *Professor John Alfa* for this great achievement.
We are very proud of you Sir

Continue to Soar more than the Eagle.

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