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Aba, Abia State

Your pharmacy and supermarket, under one roof

Prescription and over-the-counter medicines, pharmacist advice, and everyday household essentials — so one trip covers the medicine and the shopping.

A pharmacist explaining a medicine to a customer at the counter

Mon–Sat 8am–8pm · Sun 10am–6pm

  • Pharmacist-led advice

    Speak to a trained pharmacist during opening hours. No appointment needed.

  • Medicine and groceries together

    Collect a prescription and do the shopping in the same trip.

  • Straight answers

    If something needs a doctor rather than a product, we will tell you.

  • Part of the community

    Serving families, parents and older customers across Aba.

The pharmacy

Medicines, dispensed with an explanation

Bring your prescription to the counter and we will dispense it and take the time to explain what you have been given — what it does, how to take it, and what to watch for.

We also stock over-the-counter medicines, vitamins, first aid supplies and home medical equipment such as thermometers and blood pressure monitors.

  • Prescription dispensing with counselling included
  • Over-the-counter medicines and first aid
  • Vitamins and supplements
  • Home medical equipment
A pharmacist selecting a medicine from the dispensary shelves

The supermarket

The everyday shopping, in the same trip

Food staples, beverages, cleaning and household products, personal care, skincare and baby items — the things a household actually runs out of.

Keeping them alongside the pharmacy means one journey instead of two, which matters most to the people for whom a second trip is hardest.

  • Groceries and store-cupboard staples
  • Beverages and household products
  • Personal care, skincare and cosmetics
  • Baby and infant products
A supermarket aisle with fully stocked shelves

Specialist support

Considering medical treatment in Switzerland?

When someone in the family needs treatment that is difficult to arrange here, Switzerland is one of the places people start looking. Getting from that thought to a real appointment in a real hospital is the hard part. Mr Onyia lived and worked in Swiss hospitals and clinics, deals with them in German, and handles these enquiries himself from the pharmacy in Aba.

Every enquiry is handled personally by Mr Onyia. No visa is ever guaranteed, and you will know what it costs before committing to anything.

A green pharmacy cross sign

Talk to us about what you need

Call the shop, send a WhatsApp message, or come in and speak to someone at the counter.