Pharmacist Innocent Eneojo Ali was born on 16^th April, 1972 in Egume, Dekina Local Government Area in the old Benue State now Kogi State.

At the age of six, the young Innocent began his educational pursuit at the Holy Ghost Primary School, Makurdi, Benue State between 1978 and 1983 and later proceeded to Our Lady of Perpetual Help Primary School, Makurdi, where he got his First School Leaving Certificate.

He began his secondary school education at Mount Saint Gabriel Secondary School, Makurdi in 1984, where he bagged his General School Certificate in 1989. Between 1991 and 1992, he attended the School of Remedial Studies for his Advanced Level at the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria.

Still at Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, he bagged a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) in 2002 after years of diligent study.

In the course of his university education, the aspiring Pharmacist had his Industrial Training as a Pharmacy Student at Loko Pharmacy in Lokoja, Kogi State from 1995 t0 2001. After his graduation from the prestigious institution, the young Pharmacist also had his Internship Training in Lokoja at the Federal Medical Centre.

He had a brief working experience at Benoj Pharmacy in Lokoja before he was employed at the Federal Medical Centre in the year 2005.

Pharmacist Innocent as he is generally known, is a hard-working young man who delights in putting his best in any given assignment. During his time at Loko Pharmacy, he was the Superintendent Pharmacist and did his work with all the diligence required. Similarly, he was the Superintendent Pharmacist in Benoj Pharmacy overseeing all the affairs therein. 

Pharmacist Innocent Enejo Ali is happily married to Mrs. Josephine Ali. They are blessed with 3 children- Alexander, Andrew and Adrian.

Awards

1. Best Staff in the Department of Pharmacy- 2010

Trainings Attended

1. Global Fund National ARV Training for Health Personnel in Nigeria by National Institute of Medical Research and Federal Ministry of Health. 2005.
2. Drug Inventory Management by Pharmanews Limited. 2010.
3. CPR/BLS/FIRST RESPONDERS, TRAINING WORKSHOP organised by National Emergency Ambulance Services (NEAS), Federal Ministry of Health. 2011.
4. Service Delivery: Ethics, Accountability and Corruption Prevention by SERVICOM Institute. 2014.
5. Hospital Pharmacy Administration and Regulations: Post Covid-19 by Committee of Heads of Pharmacy in Federal Health Institutions (COMPHFHI). 2022.
6. Dr. Alabi and Friends Medical Outreach Foundation. 2022.