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Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 4:01pm On Jun 17, 2020

Shunbis:
just keeping my fingers crossed.

sure it'll end in praise.

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 4:01pm On Jun 17, 2020

Shunbis:
Its quite good to meet you guys. Lets talk a little about career.

lol this thread Is as dry as Sahara I don't know why

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 3:57pm On Jun 17, 2020

Shunbis:
pharmD I jux hope i'l have the vibe to do it after B.pharm.
I'm trying to see how military is

Military isn't bad at all boss according to a pharm I met some times ago he's an Air force personnel.

Romance › Re: Guys Don't Be Sad If A Lady turns You down by Bapy(m): 2:23pm On Jun 17, 2020

DenreleDave:
My fellow guys, I know how it feels when a lady turns down your request.... I have been in your shoes before and I can tell how its hurts

Nevertheless, don't be bothered because a lady turned you down, what you should focus on is how to improve your self so that when she sees you in the next coming years, she will envy you and want a comeback with you...

Example: I have an ex that I loved so much then.. I did everything to please her and she still fvcked up later... That was 2015... But now, I can't see her naked and get erection.... She Don fat and look less beautiful than b4.....

2ndly, there is this lady I like so much during my ND days, she was in business admin, I was in banking and finance but our lecture hall is beside each other... Very beautiful and nice shape..

Today, I saw her in the bank... I think she is married and she Don fat small... I began to wonder if this is the same lady I trip for then in school.....

So guys, focus on getting better than b4... Don't feel sad bcox she turned u down.... U may see her 3 years later and thank God that u never approached her......

Note: all I'm saying is don't waste ur useful life wanting to please a lady.. Develop ursef and see ladies striving to please you.

Be wise... Focus on ur life rather than shaping ursef for a woman to accept u

see the kind nonsense wey dey make FP abeg huh

DenreleDave:
My fellow guys, I know how it feels when a lady turns down your request.... I have been in your shoes before and I can tell how its hurts

Nevertheless, don't be bothered because a lady turned you down, what you should focus on is how to improve your self so that when she sees you in the next coming years, she will envy you and want a comeback with you...

Example: I have an ex that I loved so much then.. I did everything to please her and she still fvcked up later... That was 2015... But now, I can't see her naked and get erection.... She Don fat and look less beautiful than b4.....

2ndly, there is this lady I like so much during my ND days, she was in business admin, I was in banking and finance but our lecture hall is beside each other... Very beautiful and nice shape..

Today, I saw her in the bank... I think she is married and she Don fat small... I began to wonder if this is the same lady I trip for then in school.....

So guys, focus on getting better than b4... Don't feel sad bcox she turned u down.... U may see her 3 years later and thank God that u never approached her......

Note: all I'm saying is don't waste ur useful life wanting to please a lady.. Develop ursef and see ladies striving to please you.

Be wise... Focus on ur life rather than shaping ursef for a woman to accept u

see the kind nonsense wey dey make FP abeg

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 2:18pm On Jun 17, 2020

Shunbis:
Tough moments in px school is inside dispensing lab in uniuyo. Trust me your eyes will start having sweat glands and secretions starts immediately. Im 500l now

see pharmacist ohh,anyways I rep unijos 3/6

Education › Re: COVID-19: FG Lists 6 Conditions For Re-opening Of Schools by Bapy(op): 6:06pm On Jun 16, 2020

BlackSpanner:
Can the Federal government themselves provide all these and adhere to all these rules in all her institutions both secondary and tertiary.

If they cannot find a reasonable way to handle this thing then some folks might wait for about 2 more years to graduate or continue school.

Or like the PTF chairman said, the masses will now be at the frontline. The country is not just inspiring.

"It's impossible "it's better said than done don't mind them.

Education › Re: BREAKING: JAMB Announces Cut-off Marks For Universities, Others by Bapy(op): 4:23pm On Jun 16, 2020

Bapy:
The 20th Policy Meeting on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria has approved 160 and above as the national minimum benchmark for admissions into public universities for the year 2020. This was disclosed in a virtual meeting held on Tuesday
140 was also approved as the minimum Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score for admission into private universities. While 120 UTME score was approved for public polytechnics, a minimum of 100 UTME score was also approved for Colleges of Education, innovative enterprises and institutes.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/breaking-jamb-announces-cut-off-marks-for-universities-others.html

Education › BREAKING: JAMB Announces Cut-off Marks For Universities, Others by Bapy(op): 4:21pm On Jun 16, 2020

The 20th Policy Meeting on Admissions into Tertiary Institutions in Nigeria has approved 160 and above as the national minimum benchmark for admissions into public universities for the year 2020. This was disclosed in a virtual meeting held on Tuesday
140 was also approved as the minimum Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score for admission into private universities. While 120 UTME score was approved for public polytechnics, a minimum of 100 UTME score was also approved for Colleges of Education, innovative enterprises and institutes.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/breaking-jamb-announces-cut-off-marks-for-universities-others.html

Education › Re: COVID-19: FG Lists 6 Conditions For Re-opening Of Schools by Bapy(op): 1:27pm On Jun 16, 2020

StillWiz:
All these yeye rules no fit work for public schools where 300 students are in a classroom

And them sabi oh

Education › COVID-19: FG Lists 6 Conditions For Re-opening Of Schools by Bapy(op): 1:19pm On Jun 16, 2020

The Federal government has listed six conditions that must be met before it will allow schools to re-open for academic activities. The government, through its ministry of Education had on March 19 ordered the closure of all tertiary institutions, secondary and primary schools nationwide following the outbreak of coronavirus
The ministry has however said for schools to resume academic activities, the school authorities must meet certain conditions. Announcing the conditions in Abuja, the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, said “All Institutions must have (1) Hand-washing facilities, (2) Body temperature checks (3) Body disinfectants at all entering points to their major facilities including the gates, hostels, classes, offices, etc. (4) The whole premises of each institution must be decontaminated and (5) All efforts must be geared toward maintenance of the highest level of hygiene (6) Ensure Social and Physical Distancing in class sizes and meeting spaces.”
The minister, however, warned against reopening of schools without the Federal Government’s authorisation. “While we look forward to easing the Iockdown which will ultimately lead to re-opening of our campuses, I urge all the Heads of Institutions not to wait till the announcement on reopening before putting in place all necessary measures in compliance with the protocols and advisories of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control,”. Daily Trust had reported how officials of the Nigeria Centre for Diseases Control, NCDC stopped students from resuming in Cross River State. Governor Ben Ayade had last week directed that three schools in the three senatorial District in the state should resume academic activities on a trial basis

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/covid-19-fg-lists-6-conditions-for-re-opening-of-schools.html

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 8:59am On Jun 16, 2020

christopher805:
Good day everyone
pls.......can an average student in both mathematics and chemistry study pharmacy
I need urgent answer pls..

Men of honour answer this guy please.

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 8:59am On Jun 16, 2020

christopher805:
Good day everyone
pls.......can an average student in both mathematics and chemistry study pharmacy
I need urgent answer pls..

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 8:42am On Jun 15, 2020

jerryvyne:
It can be resurrected..lol..lazarus situation likened

jerryvyne:
It can be resurrected..lol..lazarus situation likened

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 8:41am On Jun 15, 2020

we should bring it back alive I beg, the medical thread is still booming arh let's do something.

Career › Re: Pharmacists, Pharmacy Students And Interns. At Home Or Abroad, Let's Meet Here. by Bapy(m): 10:38pm On Jun 14, 2020

This thread is about to die what's wrong?

Education › Re: Students At Home, Have You Been Studying? Come And Share Your Experiences by Bapy(m): 3:27pm On Jun 12, 2020

Joskiro50:
I'm a medical student of one of the North-Central Universities. Barely 3 weeks into the new semester, then came ASUU strike, followed by the lockdown.

Initially, I saw this as an opportunity to study and study and study. But as time went by, the student in me began to wither. Every effort to awaken my study zeal has proven abortive.

The stories from my immediate senior colleagues are quite different. They seem to be really studying hard. I'm not surprised because they have their second Professional Exam (MBBS) by the corner.

And judging by the way some of my coursemates pour "stuff" on the group chat, I'm convinced that most of them are also utilizing this break in studying. Meanwhile, I've been consoling myself that I'd still get to study when school finally resumes. I'm busy with other things most of the time.

So nairalanders, what are your experiences as regards studying at home?

Studying hasn't been easy at all most times I do think that I've the whole time to myself and it makes me feel reluctant sometimes but thanks to some of my colleagues that created a group on WhatsApp named "Reading is by force" lol funny right?And it's really working out to some extend.

Education › Re: Students At Home, Have You Been Studying? Come And Share Your Experiences by Bapy(m): 3:19pm On Jun 12, 2020

Joskiro50:
Yes.

lol I knew,well I'm a pharmacy student.

Education › Re: Students At Home, Have You Been Studying? Come And Share Your Experiences by Bapy(m): 3:10pm On Jun 12, 2020

Joskiro50:
I'm a medical student of one of the North-Central Universities. Barely 3 weeks into the new semester, then came ASUU strike, followed by the lockdown.

Initially, I saw this as an opportunity to study and study and study. But as time went by, the student in me began to wither. Every effort to awaken my study zeal has proven abortive.

The stories from my immediate senior colleagues are quite different. They seem to be really studying hard. I'm not surprised because they have their second Professional Exam (MBBS) by the corner.

And judging by the way some of my coursemates pour "stuff" on the group chat, I'm convinced that most of them are also utilizing this break in studying. Meanwhile, I've been consoling myself that I'd still get to study when school finally resumes. I'm busy with other things most of the time.

So nairalanders, what are your experiences as regards studying at home?

Student of Unijos?

Crime › Re: Kano Socialite, Beelalgy Is Exposed As A Fake Police Officer by Bapy(op): 1:43pm On Jun 12, 2020

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Crime › Kano Socialite, Beelalgy Is Exposed As A Fake Police Officer by Bapy(op): 1:42pm On Jun 12, 2020

Kano socialite, Beelalgy is exposed as a fake police officer as uniformed men confront and humiliate him in viral video
Beelalgy, a young man from Kano, who is quite popular among the Arewa youths on Twitter and Instagram for his flamboyant lifestyle, was accosted by uniformed men for posing in police uniforms and pretending to be a police officer.
Beelalgy's posts include photos of him in uniforms. One of such posts was captioned: "So, I'm here by the name of beelalgy, representing the Nigerian police of Nigeria.
His Instagram profile also shows him wearing a police uniform. The same goes for some of the photos he shared on Twitter.
Well, his posts angered the actual uniformed men and they went after him.
Videos shared online show uniformed officers cautioning him for his behavior. They informed him that they've been looking for him for a while and they filmed him.
While filming him, they asked him to do frog jump and they also made him confess.
The officers then asked him to post the videos on Twitter and warned that he will be in trouble if he deletes the videos before 24 hours is up.
Beelalgy apologized to the officers and admitted to impersonation.
Arewa Twitter users have reacted to the public humiliation. Some mocked Beelalgy while others called out the uniformed officers for humiliating him. They asked the officers to direct the energy towards catching actual criminals.
Watch the videos of officers confronting Beelalgy below.-------

https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2020/6/kano-socialite-beelalgy-is-exposed-as-a-fake-police-officer-as-uniformed-men-confront-and-humiliate-him-in-viral-video-2.html

Politics › Re: Plateau State Govt Lifts Lockdown In Definitely by Bapy(op): 6:57pm On Jun 11, 2020

Johnjanrt:
Long overdue.
What Next now?

School is next wink

Johnjanrt:
Long overdue.
What Next now?

Politics › Plateau State Govt Lifts Lockdown In Definitely by Bapy(op): 6:11pm On Jun 11, 2020

PRESS BRIEFING BY EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF PLATEAU STATE, HIS EXCELLENCY RT. HON. (DR) SIMON BAKO LALONG, CHAIRMAN OF PLATEAU STATE TASK FORCE ON COVID-19 ON EASE OF LOCKDOWN 11TH JUNE 2020.
PROTOCOLS
1. Gentlemen of the press, you will recall that I addressed you on several occasions on our efforts to combat the Corona Virus pandemic and ensure that our people are protected.
2. You will also recall that we took several actions ranging from closure of schools; closure of boundary entry and exit points; partial and total lockdowns; restriction of religious gatherings to not more than 50 persons; ban on all anniversaries and cultural festivals; enforcement of social distancing and other hygiene protocols among others.
3. All these were geared towards ensuring that we contain the disease and effectively deal with its impact. While these measures have greatly helped, there is no doubt that they have caused hardship to all of us.
4. Let me specially commend the good citizens of Plateau State for their cooperation and substantial compliance to all guidelines issued in our efforts to combat the pandemic despite inconveniences. With this type of spirit, we shall surely overcome this pandemic in the long run.
5. So far, we have tested 2,032 persons for COVID-19 in the State. Out of this number, 130 were confirmed positive. We recorded 3 deaths which unfortunately occurred before their test results were confirmed.
6. At the moment, we have 26 persons still on admission and have discharged 99. There are 35 persons of interest at our quarantine centres in Pankshin, Quaan-Pan, Heipang and Mangu.
7. Following the recent release of guidelines by the Presidential task Force on COVID-19 on the gradual easing up of the Lockdown measures and subsequent call for States to take ownership of the processes, the Plateau State Government organized a 2-day Community and Stakeholders engagement from 8th – 9th June, 2020 with a view to evaluating the COVID-19 protocols for the State.
8. The engagement was also intended to get the views, opinions, experiences, advices and suggestions of the various stakeholders in order to assist Government review the existing Protocols and make necessary adjustments for the overall success of the fight against COVID-19.
9. Some of the stakeholders that participated in the interface included: CAN, JNI, Marketers and Traders Association, NURTW, Union of Tricycles Operators, Hotel, Recreational and Catering Services Association, Plateau State Traditional Council, NLC, TUC, NUJ, NBA, NMA, National Association of Nurses and Midwives and other professional Health Workers, PIDAN, NCWS and Plateau Youth Council.
10. Based on the outcome of such engagements and after critical review, Government has taken the following decisions:
i. The Lockdown earlier imposed in the State from Sundays to Wednesdays is hereby lifted until further notice.
ii. The curfew imposed by the Federal Government from 10pm – 6am will continue to be observed until further directives are issued.
iii. There shall be no entry whatsoever, into public offices, banks, markets, stores, tricycles and vehicles without wearing facemasks. Violators of this order will be arrested and taken before the mobile courts.
iv. Cultural festivals, anniversaries and large-scale gatherings remain banned.
v. Ban on commercial motorcycles will remain in force, except Dispatch Riders and other essential service operators.
vi. The ban on illegal Sunday markets on Ahmadu Bello Way, and Bukuru Metropolis remains in force.
vii. Churches and Mosques with large spaces shall be allowed to accommodate more than 50 worshippers under strict observance of the use of facemasks, social distancing, hand washing, use of infrared thermometers and use of sanitizers.
viii. While detail outlines on compliance shall be provided, let me emphasized that all public places like Markets, Shops, Hotels, Restaurants that fail to comply with the hygiene or sanitation regulations, social distancing as well as use of facemasks shall be penalized and where appropriate, bear any cost or penalty as would be specified.
ix. All public places like Markets, Shops, Hotels, and Restaurants that fail to comply with the hygiene or sanitation regulations, social distancing as well as use of facemasks shall be shut down and the owners prosecuted.
x. The Head of Civil Service has been directed to work out modalities for the resumption of other category of civil servants who have been working from home.
xi. While the Lockdown is relaxed within the State, inter-state borders shall remain closed with greater enforcement.
xii. All Schools are to remain closed.
xiii. As we ease the lockdown, citizens are strongly advised to participate in mass community testing which will be carried out in the State to avoid further spread of the virus.
11. In order to ensure effective and sustainable implementation of the decisions above, a Monitoring Committee consisting of Government officials and leadership of critical stakeholders will be constituted to ensure that there is compliance to the guidelines.
12. For the avoidance of doubt, Government would not hesitate to close down any market, business premises, and motor park that does not adhere to these protocols. Similarly, any community that violates any of the protocols would be isolated and locked down.
13. Government will step up sensitization and advocacy campaigns as well as deploy Risk Communication Experts who will be engaged in door-to-door campaigns in various communities as a means of continuous engagement with the citizens.
14. At this point, I wish to remind all citizens that the responsibility for staying safe and avoiding COVID-19 infection or spreading it is now in the hands of each one of us. People must take charge of their health and act in a manner that guarantees the health of others.
15. This is not the time to be careless or take the virus for granted. COVID-19 is still a highly infectious and deadly disease that may not go away soon.
It is therefore imperative for the people to change their life styles and adapt to the new reality.
16. Let me use this opportunity to also speak about the issue of palliatives which has generated attention and has equally been a source of misinformation, fake news and character assassination.
17. The Committee under the leadership of the Deputy Governor has completed the first phase of distribution which targeted the most vulnerable groups such as orphanages, persons living with disabilities, widows and 5 vulnerable households per polling unit. The second phase will soon commence with more vulnerable groups captured.
18. Therefore, you should disregard the fake news on the social media claiming that few palliative items were given to entire areas with large populations. Anybody spreading such information is deliberately misleading the public and also trying to incite the people against government. Those who insist on this mischief should be ready to account for their actions. I have repeatedly explained that the palliatives are not for everybody but for those who are most vulnerable and weak.
19. Finally, I wish to thank all stakeholders including security agencies, traditional and religious leaders, community leaders and professional organisations, private sector organisations, Members of the National and State Houses of Assembly, and above all, the media for their sacrifices through this challenging period.
20. Thank you and God bless you all and let us stay safe.
Rt. Hon. (Dr) Simon Bako Lalong, KSGG,
Executive Governor.
Friday, 11th June 2020

Politics › Re: Air Force Performs First All-Female Crew ISR Mission (pictures) by Bapy(m): 8:48am On Jun 06, 2020

Rediff1:
There is still something Nigeria fail to realize.
How can a lady grow to a level of Captain of aircraft?. Its unheard of.
Air crafting and Piloting especially when going to war is a very sensitive duty which requires maximum level of Braveness which women is naturally UNCAPABLE of.
The truth is, women can never have a strong heart or bravery a man can have. Don't get me wrong, am not been Gender Based but even Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said, " Women are not Completely created that is why God create men to be their guidance.
The prophet also said a woman should never occupy any leadership position, not even a head Mistress because no matter how educated a woman is, she can never match up with the natural attribute of leadership God bestow to Men.
That brings me to a Rank of captain, a captain is supposed to be in charge and command a group of soldiers on an aircraft when going for a mission. (Soldiers which will consist of Men).
I think Nigeria's constitution need to be revise and limit the maximum rank which women can reach in military.
Don't get me wrong, I love women women, am just speaking the truth, please don't insult my opinion. Meanwhile, check out the announcement Below

If you jam ladies wey get mind you go fear.There was this captain called Chinyere back then in Maiduguri around 2013/14 they had to redeploy her because she was really doing her job well and they don't want the whole thing to finish soon.She dey fly Jet like man

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Education › Re: UNILAG Ranked 3rd Most Productive School In Africa In Educating Entrepreneurs by Bapy(m): 8:39am On Jun 06, 2020

Aderewah:
Otedola finished from OAU bro

and I'm very sure that OAU didn't make any impact on his enterprenurial spirit because all what the whole schools know how to teach is go to school,get first class and get a high paying job with job security "paycheck" "paycheck" that's all .

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Education › Re: UNILAG Ranked 3rd Most Productive School In Africa In Educating Entrepreneurs by Bapy(m): 8:34am On Jun 06, 2020

Aderewah:
Lol. But OAU is the Harvard of Nigeria in that regard. The founders of Jobberman, Paystack, Kwudi, and many other fintech startups were from OAU. The CEO of first bank, founder of Ovation, the Founder of Forte Oil and many other well established businesses went to ife too.

Ife?is it somebody's name?it's obvious you don't need school to be a good entrepreneur so I don't think Ife played any role in their success today.

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Nairaland General › Re: What Is The Weirdest Thing You Have Done To Survive? by Bapy(m): 3:43pm On Jun 05, 2020

umtitibaba:
In life, there are moments we are faced with difficult situations with the sole aim of surviving hoping there will be light at the end of such circumstance..

Mine: it happened when I was I part 2 second semester, it was close to end of semester and there was no cash on me, no gas in my cylinder and I had to eat that night .... i had to Cook 'Eba' with normal water, ate with Palm oil sprinkled with salt.. imo that night bad gaaan....

So over to you guys, what Is the weirdest thing u have done to survive?

I locked key inside the car while it's still on mehn I hear am plus fuel dey go

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Education › Re: Pictures Of Bayero University, Kano by Bapy(m): 5:36pm On Jun 01, 2020

doeeyed:
Pls correct

Uniben is the 1st to offer Pharm D. Not BUK

Definitely not the 1st for Kidney transplant and not the best teaching hospital

Please do a robust research with data rather than regurgitate personal opinions or anecdotal evidence at the best.

Thanks.

.

and I have never heard about BUK's Doctor of pharmacy.

Education › Re: Pictures Of Bayero University, Kano by Bapy(m): 5:33pm On Jun 01, 2020

mustyguy:
Bayero university is a federal university in Kano state, having 17 faculties and 108 courses, BUK is one of the eight universities with distinction in NUC grading in Nigeria, it is the only university with faculty of computer science offering (software engineering, cyber security, information technology, and computer science), it is one of the four universities offering mechatronics engineering, it has the most accredited courses since 2007, and by 2019 it is occupying the third position of the universities with the most accredited courses.

It is the first university to award doctor of pharmacy in Nigeria, and now in the process of awarding doctor of physiotherapy, BUK is occupying the fourth position in Law accreditation, behind ABU,UNILAG,and OAU respectively, though OAU is having problem with law accreditation in this recent years, BUK faculty of law is the biggest faculty of law in Nigeria, and second in west Africa.

It also have the biggest moot court in Nigeria, BUK is arguably occupying the third position in MBBS accreditation with Uni Ibadan and UNN occupying the first and second position, the Aminu Kano teaching hospital which belongs to BUK is the hospital to record first kidney transplant in Nigeria, it is also the hospital with the most successful kidney transplant, making it the most successful teaching hospital in Nigeria.

first university to offer Doctor of Pharmacy?I doubt @ OP check your facts right before posting.

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