Makerere University is beaming with pride as fourth-year Pharmacy student Ochom Joel Felix clinches top honors in Pakistan for his groundbreaking, patented malaria drug. The sensational innovation, which is already being hailed as a game-changer in the fight against malaria, won big at the recently concluded MEPA finals held in Lahore, Pakistan.
The young prodigy, also celebrated as the Winner of EO Uganda, stunned the international arena by outshining tough competitors at the MEPA competition. His winning formula? A unique approach to tackling one of Africa’s most persistent health challenges, a breakthrough that promises to illuminate the future of healthcare on the continent.
Founder of PhytoGold (U) Limited, Felix has already set the stage for a brighter, healthier Africa. His patented malaria drug isn’t just a scientific marvel – it’s a beacon of hope for millions affected by the disease both in Uganda and beyond.
As news of his victory spreads like wildfire, supporters and aspiring innovators are rallying behind the Makerere marvel, hailing his achievement as proof that Africa’s brightest minds are ready to lead the way in global health innovation.
