Codix Pharma Limited

We joined the Lagos State Ministry of Health, alongside other key stakeholders at the World Malaria Day commemorative activity hosted by Lagos State, aimed at advancing awareness, prevention, and access to quality diagnostics in the fight against malaria.

As we continue to advance healthcare solutions across Nigeria and beyond, we remain committed to supporting initiatives that drive healthier communities and better health outcomes for all.

Here’s to the dedicated hands and brilliant minds whose passion, resilience, and commitment continue to shape the future of Nigeria.

Happy Workers’ Day!

We are leading the charge by providing accurate tools needed to eliminate guesswork and stop malaria in its tracks.

With quality rapid diagnostic tests readily available, healthcare providers can make timely, confident decisions when it matters most.

We have the “Now We Can” covered.
The “Now We Must” is our collective responsibility to Test Before Treating.

For many Nigerians, primary healthcare is the first and sometimes only point of care.

When it works well, it saves lives early.
When it doesn’t, small health issues become major complications.

Expanding and strengthening primary healthcare infrastructure is essential. That means ensuring the right systems, tools, and support are in place for primary healthcare facilities to truly deliver, and we are committed to making this a reality.

Recently, our team, led by the Director of Business Development Mr. Enitan Odeyemi and Market Access Managers Abiye Amakiri and Blessing Mmewurum, met with the Director General of the Cross River State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Dr. Vivien Otu, to strengthen our collaboration around primary healthcare and explore pathways to improve access to quality diagnostics.

At Codix, we remain committed to expanding access and supporting stronger healthcare systems across Nigeria.

We’re proud to be part of , an initiative led by Senator Sunday Marshall Katung focused on ending viral hepatitis in Kaduna South.

Our team, led by the Business Manager Yusuf kayode Abdulrahman, participated through hands-on training, equipping frontline workers with the tools and knowledge needed to deliver accurate, large-scale screening, bringing us closer to a hepatitis-free community.