Superior Pharmaceuticals fetes Nigerians on World Malaria Day

To combat human and economic devastation in whole communities by malaria in the country, Superior Pharmaceuticals is set to reach about 20 million citizens nationwide and provide free drugs to roll back the disease.

Adelowo Adebumiti

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