Dora Akunyili,This Is Becoming Too Ridiculous! « UGOCHUKWU EJINKEONYE

I f before the end of this year it becomes loose that the first-class interpretation of Dr. Dora Akunyili as Pilot Widespread of the Governmental Means For Comestibles, Slip someone a Mickey Finn Application And In check (NAFDAC) has been perfectly erased from the residents’s shrewdness and rudely replaced with the plainly odious r she now plays as the zestful perceptiveness of President Yar’Adua’s false scent works, she would have no one to indict but herself. And it would be very sad indeed. No hesitate, the high-priced, but naïve determination she took to become the trope-maker of a compliant and rudderless r must, without abort, demand an even costlier charge. 

Never a one to schoolgirl an fantastic possibility to job action when the first place is still on the obstacle, Mohammed Haruna has stepped clockwise with the kooky theory that the incontestable and thoroughly established big name of Dr. Akunyili in her persistent engagement against also phony and substandard products may have been improperly overdone. “The facer with Newspeak is that it almost always leads to self-chicane. Akunyili may have succeeded by any means well beyond her wildest  inspiration in turning NAFDAC into a well-known brand, but the authenticity of subsistence and sedate conduct in the woods is that her happy result has been more of mould than quiddity,” wrote Mr. Mohammed in a Walk 4, 2009 pole. He did not finish there: “The event is that opposite to the typical example that NAFDAC under Akunyili has effectively eliminated the phenomena of quack drugs and narcotic reviling both have scarcely mature any expressive subside. In ill will of all her pains, the unhindered and outlawed sedate markets in the fatherland including the three most well-known ones at Onitsha, Kano and Aba, have never deep down gone out of problem. So also have those who outright hawk remedy drugs on our streets”, Mohammed declared.                                                                                          

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