A licensed pharmacist and health systems strategist with over 15 years across community, hospital, and administrative pharmacy. Sesan reviews clinical content on HealthCoach Africa for accuracy, safety, and relevance to patients across the continent.
Sesan Kareem is the Founder of HealthCoach Africa and a licensed pharmacist whose career spans the full pharmacy value chain. He has practised as a community pharmacist, a hospital pharmacist, and an administrative pharmacist, and has led pharmaceutical sales and marketing across 17 states in Southern Nigeria. That breadth is what he brings to reviewing health content: an understanding of medicines, patients, and the health system that surrounds them.
He holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Olabisi Onabanjo University, a Master of Public Administration from the University of Lagos, and an MBA from Quantic School of Business and Technology. His further training includes Health Economics with the World Bank Group and Health Financing for Universal Health Coverage with the World Health Organization.
Sesan is a 2024 Tony Elumelu Entrepreneur, the author of eight books, and a Pharmanews columnist since 2017. He has appeared as a health thought leader on Channels TV, TVC, and other networks. His guiding conviction is simple: no patient should die prematurely or suffer because they cannot access life-saving medicine.
Medicines, dispensing, and safe, rational use.
Long-term care and adherence for conditions like diabetes and hypertension.
Closing the gap between patients and the medicines they need.
How care, financing, and policy shape outcomes.
Sourcing, quality, and the integrity of the medicine journey.
Prevention, health education, and community wellbeing.
When Sesan reviews an article, he checks that every clinical claim is accurate, safe, and grounded in credible evidence, and that the guidance makes sense for patients in Africa. Reviewed articles carry his name and the date of review. Read more about our standards in the Editorial Policy.
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