GboyegaD:

If you read my response well, you would realise I spoke on only 2 schools that I have information on because I graduated from one and for the other, my uncle used to be the faculty officer as such I have visited the department many times. Till tomorrow, Ife does not allow you carry over a single pharmacy course. If you need confirmation, you can take the next available cab to Ife to confirm   .
Lastly, never be in a haste to generalise when you are not sure because it doesn't speak well of you. You just committed a fallacy of hasty generalisation (in philosophy) and fallacy of composition (in economics) by the bolded part of your response.

emmke:

Prof. E. N. Sokomba, Prof. Okwasaba, Prof. J. A. Kolawole. You can google them up. Is not sentiment man, is fact. Unijos's Pharmacy School is one of the best in the country. This is just one their latest achievements:

Obi1kenobi:

This is an exercise in futility, OP. You'll just get all these delusional graduates from SW universities spamming your board with what they've been brainwashed with. Almost all accredited Federal universities offer a competitive, rigorous program. An OAU, UI or UNILAG pharmacy graduate has no real advantage over a UNIBEN or UNN graduate. They're all about the same.

Ps: Why are OAU students and graduates so insufferably arrogant? I can't think of a more unbearable group of alumni - not even UNILAG alumni who can be amusingly smug.

Obi1kenobi:

This is an exercise in futility, OP. You'll just get all these delusional graduates from SW universities spamming your board with what they've been brainwashed with. [/quotes]

i think its a free world and public website.

you dont need to feel bad when others discuss things they experienced. Open a thread and share your own, or do you have nothing to share?

Almost all accredited Federal universities offer a competitive, rigorous program. An OAU, UI or UNILAG pharmacy graduate has no real advantage over a UNIBEN or UNN graduate. They're all about the same.

how are they all the same when uniben graduates are saying their school offers a D Pharm while others dont.

kindly stop being narrowminded, shallow and majoring in minors.

if you have any suggestion to make, make it without bitterness.

Ps: Why are OAU students and graduates so insufferably arrogant? I can't think of a more unbearable group of alumni - not even UNILAG alumni who can be amusingly smug.

sorry you feel that way!!!

most alumni of good schools are confident and easy mixers. This applies anywhere in the world.

if you interpret that as arrogance then too bad.

which school did you attend, if you dont mind my asking.

muyoto:

All pharmacy schools in Nigeria are supposed to follow the same course schedule as approved by PCN, (i.e those running the same degree program) so I must say I"m surprised to see this, and yes, I will confirm.

Your advice on the need to move slowly when generalizing is also noted.  

Obi1kenobi:

This is an exercise in futility, OP. You'll just get all these delusional graduates from SW universities spamming your board with what they've been brainwashed with.

Almost all accredited Federal universities offer a competitive, rigorous program. An OAU, UI or UNILAG pharmacy graduate has no real advantage over a UNIBEN or UNN graduate. They're all about the same.

Ps: Why are OAU students and graduates so insufferably arrogant? I can't think of a more unbearable group of alumni - not even UNILAG alumni who can be amusingly smug.

tpia@:

how are they all the same when uniben graduates are saying their school offers a D Pharm while others dont.

kindly stop being narrowminded, shallow and majoring in minors.

if you have any suggestion to make, make it without bitterness.





sorry you feel that way!!!

most alumni of good schools are confident and easy mixers. This applies anywhere in the world.

if you interpret that as arrogance then too bad.

which school did you attend, if you dont mind my asking.

a lecturer in Law school who when you correctly answer his question, says "you must be from Ife" always to a resounding "no" from the student and general laughter from the class.

I just genuinely find Ife students a peculiar bunch.

I'm just questioning the peculiarity of the incessant, cringe-worthy chest thumping from Ife students.

Obi1kenobi:

I attended UNN and I do speak from experience. The OAU contingent are a really loud, conceited group and you'd think they were Oxbridge or Ivy League trained with their posturing. Your allusions to bitterness on my part is ridiculous. I'm just questioning the peculiarity of the incessant, cringe-worthy chest thumping from Ife students.

I remember an aunt who went to Law school in Lagos mocking a lecturer in Law school who when you correctly answer his question, says "you must be from Ife" always to a resounding "no" from the student and general laughter from the class.

I just genuinely find Ife students a peculiar bunch.

Tolexander:

no need of riskin d journey to ife, am an oau pharmacy student. It is not possible to carry over a course. All courses are required to be passed before leaving the class.

tpia@:

well, that should tell you something.

they never said they werent.

but the bad belle on your part is unnecessary.

Take yourself as an example. Your very first comment on this thread alluded to unique rigour in OAU's pharmacy programme as if you're privy to that of other schools who are apparently just there to play.

Anyway, i think most of the federal universities should have pharmacy programmes.

Just choose the one which is convenient for you.

Oau pharmacy used to be a bit brutal- (not for everyone though)but if you dont want rigorous studies then go to unilag or maybe UI.

I dont know much about the state and private university programs but it seems the ones in the east have a wide variety of cours offerings

Oau has one of the toughest programs in pharmacy imo, so i wouldnt advise just anyone to go there although of course its not everyone who will have a tough time.

But places like unilag might be less stressful for pharmacy.

Dont know about most of the other programs but as long as they're accredited by the standard accrediting board, they should be ok.

Na the same salary everybody go collect nah.

GboyegaD:

I have met people like you in the past who just could not stand Ife graduates most times because they were not opportuned to attend the school. I would suggest you look beyond the school people graduate from, grow up and learn to accept things you cannot change.

muyoto:

Amazing! I doff my hat for una o! Na im be say if i for dia I skool, I no for graduate

The man in question is an alumni and lecturer at Ife

so it tells me nothing other than the fact he's delusional and narrow-minded enough to ascribe intelligence exclusively to a particular group with which he has visceral ties.
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your lack of visceral ties to your own alma mater isnt his fault, dont you think.

anyway, if you or whoever dont like it, then ask him to tone down, as long as you can get away with doing so.

so it tells me nothing other than the fact he's delusional and narrow-minded enough to ascribe intelligence exclusively to a particular group with which he has visceral ties.

Obi1kenobi:


I'm doing perfectly well with my "inferior" UNN degree. You can keep your Harvard, sorry, I meant OAU degree.:-D

muyoto:

Amazing! I doff my hat for una o! Na im be say if i for dia I skool, I no for graduate

Tolexander:

u for graduate, but may not be from faculty of pharmacy cos one is only chanced to be in a class for two sessions after which one would be withdrawn from the faculty. This applies from part 2 to 5, which means 1 can b withdrawn from the faculty in his final year. NA SO LIFE BE IN OAU PHARMACY O!

dayokanu:

Why do you want to leave US to go to a Pharmacy School in Nigeria