Tommybob: yu really tried
.. God ll surely hlp yu nd we ll ol celebrate soon

adeola_drg: Location is key bro. Do u av a nice location? How many community pharmacies are around ur location? How many hospitals are around?

adeola_drg: Location is key bro. Do u av a nice location? How many community pharmacies are around ur location? How many hospitals are around?

Homguy: i believe presence of hospital is good, but does apart from competition, how presence of other comm. Pharmacies affect my outlet? Thanks

tolurx: nice one@ adeola.

adeola_drg: At the sight of the faculty exams timetable, the reality of leaving home to start burning the midnight candles after 6 months of being shot out of the academic environment suddenly dawned on me.
I couldn’t believe my eyes as I stood speechless and helpless staring at the notice board to catch a better view of the ill-timed timetable. I wished I had someone to tell me it was a dream or better still that the exams timetable was for the post graduate students. But found none to rid my mind of the unwanted reality- a reality that is now spreading its tentacles to pitch a permanent tent in my head. The departmental offices were locked up; the secretaries had gone on Christmas holiday. Except for the Dean’s and faculty officer’s doors that were flung open to enable students complete their regularization exercise. I couldn’t reach the timetable officer to ask questions or lodge complaints.
‘PCH 401 and 301 on January 2nd? Why would the department fix exams for such a time as a day after the New Year? A time when many students including my humble self are lost in the deep waters of merriment’ I thought to myself. ‘the timetable officer is not sensitive to the plight of the students. Abi na we send them make them go on strike?’ I thought further as I walked down the dusty stairs of the faculty building.
I was half way down the stairs when I heard what appeared like the sound of angry mob. The sound came so hard that I contemplated running upstairs to F.O’s office take refuge. As I stood half way dazed both by the trauma of the “untimely timetable” and the deafening echoes of the sound of the unseen angry mob, I heard yet another sound. This time a deep masculine voice, it was the voice of a 300level student who had led the aggrieved students in a protest. he left them some meters behind. They had come to complete their regularization exercise.
‘Mr President, is it true that the exams timetable is out, and that we have a paper on the 2nd of January?’ he thundered charging at me like a castrated dog. He was sweating profusely, his eyes were as red as a burning coal; he was panting like an athlete who just completed a marathon race. I could see the pains in their eyes. I could feel the anger in their voice. Their countenance was coated with so much rage and disappointment. I was quiet for some time mapping out strategies in my head to arrest the mounting chaos.
“can we have some quiet?” I thundered back. ‘I want to crave your indulgence to exercise some patience. We are professionals and men of high repute and as highly esteemed professionals, we must not engage in acts capable of soiling the hard earned name of the pharmacy profession’, I said, to calm their nerves. “friends, it is against our professional ethics to protest’ I added. ‘I have seen the timetable, I have identified the problem and can assure you that something will be done to correct it as soon as possible’ I added so soothingly.
As I was rounding up my address, the foundation Dean, Prof. Mrs Femi-Oyewo drove in to the faculty. On seeing her, everyone including the protest leader fled, some leaving their course forms and other items behind.
‘Who were those unprofessional animals that were disturbing the peace of the faculty?’ mama roared. I had never seen her in such angry mood before. Fear gripped me.
I was about to mutter something out when she said, ‘get me their names’. Ok ma. I reached out for my bag, brought out a pen and a sheet of paper. I penned down their names according to the level of arrogance displayed. Starting with the leader, I was on number four when my friend woke me up with the shout of merry Christmas. Oh! It was a dream……..hahahaha. sorry I took your time. No timetable for anywhere oooooooo. Merry Christmas and happy new year in advance... Written by my PANS president.. Enjoy.

Samgreguc: Happy New year all,







WELCOME-TO-2014!!!

stefikal:

Thanks...wishing you the same and everyone in the house

Kelyto: Men.... Johesu should have followed up this nma strike up..... Now will the real marginalization begin.... Imagine reappointing Paul orhii and and approving surgeon general by Jonathan Goodluck... Men am nt happy with this. ... What do u guys ave to say

Bussyy1: Glad 2 b here. V jst bin admitted 2 study pharmacy @ unijos

x-kid2000:
Congrats Busayo! Welcome...

Bussyy1: Glad 2 b here. V jst bin admitted 2 study pharmacy @ unijos

Bussyy1: Glad 2 b here. V jst bin admitted 2 study pharmacy @ unijos

caukerzee: Congrats man. I guess I'll be you senior college there . I'm also in unijos pharmacy school. Welcome bro.