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NIROPHARM CORPORATE PROFILE
NIROPHARM,
the Umbrella Body of Nigerian Representatives of
Overseas Pharmaceutical Manufacturers with a distinctive
Research and Development Orientation encompasses a wide variety of
pharmaceutical marketing companies, but all with a common trait of
representing one or many overseas pharmaceutical manufacturers.
NIROPHARM
MEMBER COMPANIES:
Member Companies (those with online presence can be
selected to visit the company's corporate Web pages) include:
Biofem Pharmaceuticals Ltd,
Bolar Pharmaceuticals Ltd,
Chi Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Cipla Evans, Coriander Resources Limited,
Crystal Foods & Drugs Limited, Dafra Pharma Limited, Dortemag, F.A.B
Medicals Limited, Fidson, GSK, Janssen Cilag, JB Pharmaceuticals
Limited, Korlyns Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Labyrinth, May & Baker Nigeria
Plc, Megalife Sciences, Miraflash Nig Limited, Novartis, Nutrihealth,
OBJ Pharmaceuticals Ltd, Oculus, Olpharm, Onifam Laboratories
Limited,
Pfizer,
Reals Pharmaceuticals Ltd (AstraZeneca),
Rodot,
Rufus Obi Chemists & Co Ltd, Sanofi, Sequoia Pharma Limited,
Solidum Pharmaceuticals Ltd,
Swipha, Synergy, Taylek Drugs Company Limited, United African
Laboratory Limited, Uripharma,
Zoomota.
As more companies register under the organization, this
member list will be updated.
Membership Criteria
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Subsidiary of or
a valid Power of Attorney from research based Reputable Overseas
Pharmaceutical Manufacturer
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Core portfolio
of patent protected products
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Evidence of
Registration with PCN
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Evidence of
Product Registration with NAFDAC
Download
Membership Form here
visit the Members page for a brief profile of each member company
and online contact.
Nigeria
Pharma industry Overview
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Market Size:
$218m (source BMI monitor, 2006)
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Imports: 70%
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Local
Manufacture: 30%
NIROPHARM is
dedicated to working to improve and enhance the quality of service
to the Nation, public (local and internationa) Image and the scope
of the Nigerian Pharmaceutical Industry who face a number of
challenges. Some of the challenges that NIROPHRM is set to
tackle with all the resources it has at its disposal include:
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High cost of
funds
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Poor
infrastructure
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Poor IPR
protection
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Chaotic drug
distribution
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Lack of data for
planning
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High level of
Counterfeiting
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Low capacity of
Regulatory Agencies
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Regulatory
Agency, not computerized
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Poor
surveillance particularly at the land borders
A brief profile
about the individual member companies can be found
here in the Member
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