Drug Aid Africa is an NGO which is primarily focused on saving lives by providing medical drug supplies and support to low income patients across Africa. We work in close partnership with stakeholders across the global community to source and dispense viable medical drugs through direct purchases from partner pharmacies, source and dispense viable medical drugs through donations from patient users/donor pharmacies/drug manufacturers, conduct health and safety programs in indigent communities, and partner with healthcare practitioners in offering free medical services in indigent communities.
External link for Drug Aid Africa
Beatrice Ajose Crescent,
Plot 163 C,
Ikeja, Lagos, NG
December, a month of gratitude and an opportunity to appreciate the incredible partners who carried our mission forward. Thank you Nigeria Gives for working with us to make an impact in the lives of Nigerians. We look forward to a stronger partnership in 2026.
Wishing you a happy new month from all your friends at Drug Aid Africa! 🫶🏾 #December
#DidYouKnow: Prostate cancer is a major global health concern for men and the leading cancer among men in sub-Saharan Africa, with cases rising from 77,300 in 2020 to 103,050 today. Prevention efforts include regular exercise, a healthy diet, limiting alcohol, and quitting smoking in a bid to lower risk and support long-term health. #ProstateCancerAwarenessMonth
For this edition of Food Is Medicine, we took the more intentional approach of extending support to the children and families of courageous Nigerian soldiers who continue to safeguard our nation amid rising insecurity. This donation honours their sacrifice and we hope it contributed meaningfully to their well-being 🙏🏾
Consistency is what builds momentum, strengthens discipline, and turns small efforts into real results. Keep showing up, and the progress will follow. #DrugAidAfrica #MondayMotivation
#DidYouKnow: In Nigeria, antimicrobial resistance contributes to approximately 64,500 direct deaths every year, with over 263,000 deaths associated with drug-resistant infections.
