₦airaland Forum

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Soyinka just dropped a bomb.
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GEJ is wearing the khaki while the khaki is wearing Buhari

GEJ is wearing the khaki while the khaki is wearing Buhari

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sensolution10:
pls I wanna know if some1 can download with d 1.5g @50

Wetin them want make you do with the data before? No be to download?

ZUBY77:
We know she is guilty. Names of people don't just get included in things like this.
I haven't seen my name all over the Halliburton case because I wasn't part of it.

Even me, nobody has mentioned my name in this Halliburton case because I was not part of it

Emyo:
I didn't mince words.

Hmmm..that's serious

You mean they are on the road now? At this time of the day?

Good riddance.
Those thieves want us to pay more for more darkness.

Nonsense.

shaqhead:
Yes it wont, cos of human nature bn what it is! But lets imagine d consequences of a few kilos of cocaine on an individual, family, community, state, country n we will see the need to enforce such stringent measures!

If those vermins dnt care about the devastatingly rippling effects of the drugs they try to smuggle in that country, why should we then care how they meet their waterloo.

Ele why are u questioning the efficacy of the hang man's noose and seem to forget the number of families that will be broken, the destinies that will be wasted, the lives that will b cut short in their prime by the drugs they peddle?

So wat do u propose as an alternative, spend taxpayers money on this same criminals in their prisons? They don't deserve such!

Lol...yes, its me again! How ur side?

I think you got me wrong.
I am not questioning the efficacy of the hangman's noose.
I am just saying that despite all these consequences, some people will still go ahead to smuggle drugs there. That is why I shook my head.

And yeah, I am doing fine.

This will still not stop some people from smuggling drugs into Indonesia tomorrow or even tonight.
smh

Zceesneh:
Mumu people, mind ur cursed business

But married people should always try to avoid controversial stuffs like this na.

If you were his wife, will you be happy to see him pose like that?

The militants don't even want amnesty again.

HungerBAD:
Good.

And as an Addendum to the listed criteria above, they should also be asked for their Nairaland Monikers.

All the Goodluck Jonathan's(Corruption) supporters here ,should be screened out.

Those will be the bad eggs inside the EFCC.

So all the APC supporters are not corrupt, they are all saints abi?
Oh I forgot, " when the EFCC sees the APC broom, they will pass over them" !

This is politics section

Isn't it the same Jos where a lion escaped from a zoo some months ago?
The people in charge of the zoo need to be sanctioned.

That is Buhari's friend who never stole.

ibkgab001:
Hey Dangote please don't answer them ,... They want to kill you same wAy they kill MKO Abiola


Anyway LALASTICLALA how much is today exchange rate of likes I have 8,000 likes to change to naira

Only 8000? When some people have three times that.
Unfortunately, it is not equal to $1 yet because 10,000 likes equals $1.
So my friend go and work harder before you come and ask about exchange rate

RichYoung Nigga:
Don't think of that ignorant non educated chap.
He's the richest man in Africa but his tribe is the poorest tribe in Nigeria.
If na Igbo man get the kind money wey im get, he go put Nigeria on the world map, No doubt about that

Bros, it is too early for this tribal talk na.

That could turn out to be the worst decision of his life.
Politics will ruin his business.

If he enters into politics, his opponents will most likely dig up all his shady deals and his image will be damaged and as such he may not even win and his business will also be affected.

Not again

With the economic and security situation in the country, this is not the type of picture that people want to see.
They want to see the actions he is taking to tackle the situation.
He can cradle the baby in his chambers as much as he likes but people don't want the picture all over the place as if it is an achievement when there are more important things to focus on.

And by cradling the baby, the Nigerian economy has experienced a miraculous recovery. Hallelujah!
All hail Buhari!

nacozee:
seriously? LOL. keep waiting for that change. U wud die waiting to play doctor without MBBS. Same with rest others who envy docs from below n wish to enter thru back door, cuz there is no such thing. U beter leave that delusion alone. I hav told u, if prescription dey hungry u, go pick jamb form b4 its too late and stop posting dead links here

I thought that after sleeping and waking up you would be more reasonable but I was wrong. Wallow in your ignorance until reality delivers you from it.
Have a nice day!

nacozee:
why are u not satisfied with ur current role? if u are allowed to make minor prescriptions, u wud stil want more, mayb to become consultants. Why do u find the structuring of ur work faulty that u keep wanting to change it to suit ur taste. why did u not insist on becoming a med doctor if ur zeal was in prescription than in drug dispensing.

Now you sound threatened! Why are you feeling so? Change is a constant thing.

I hope you wont have a heart attack if I tell you that pharmacist do residency program in the US and some other countries. For instance,

https://pharmacy.uic.edu/departments/pharmacy-practice//residency-fellowship-programs/pgy-residency-program/pgy1-community-pharmacy-residency-program

www.hopkinsmedicine.org/pharmacy/residents/

Even Nurse practitioners are now prescribing in some countries.
https://www.health-ni.gov.uk/articles/pharmaceutical-non-medical-prescribing

It is only a matter of time before it becomes common all over the world.

In fact, take a look at the curriculum for the West African Postgraduate College Of Pharmacists, residency is a part of every specialization (including clinical pharmacy)

http://www.wapharm.org/pm/webpages.php?id=17

Also, the doctor of pharmacy degree(PharmD) which has more emphasis on clinical practice is being embraced in many countries including Nigeria.

You don't need to be threatened.
The shortage of doctors and the need to make healthcare easily accessible to everyone has led to the expansion of the roles of pharmacists and nurses. They however still have their limitations. A doctor will always be a doctor, nobody is trying to take that away from them.
You guys just have to keep an open mind and embrace the changes and see how everyone can work together. You cant fight the change for long because it is here to stay.

Being the President, he can actually afford those shoes.

nacozee:
Wat u ought not to do is try to defend ur colleagues who modify prescriptions and complicate proper patient mangement.

What kind of doctor is this sef?
You are embarrassing your colleagues here.
I am amazed at your ignorance even when you can just open another tab on your browser and look up some things on the scope of the pharmacists job.

Let me help you. Check these out and educate yourself.

https://www.opatoday.com/tips-and-common-questions/tip-sheets/10-services-your-pharmacist-can-offer-you

The link below shows an example of how the role of pharmacists is expanding in various parts of the world and Nigeria is fast keying into this.

https://pans.ns.ca/public/pharmacy-services/assessing-prescribing-minor-ailments

Here are links to books on patient assessment in pharmacy.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0781765560/ref=mw_dp_img?is=l

https://www.amazon.com/Patient-Assessment-Pharmacy-Richard-Herrier/dp/0071751947

EVILFOREST:
Good morning..
To Well meaning Nigerians.. .
It baffles me when a pharmacist equates him or herself to a Medical Doctor.. .
They should equate themselves to NATIVE DOCTORS before going to the Medical Doctors.

A truthful NIGERIAN PHARMACIST had intentions of studying MEDICINE and SURGERY ab initio....
Even the PHARMACISTS want their kids to study MEDICINE
Most FEMALE PHARMACISTS want to get married to the Medical Doctors, which is their utmost priority.
I think the earlier Medical Doctors start proposing to them, the more interesting the situation becomes.
PHARMACISTS rush their wives, husbands, kids and Parents to the Medical Doctors (Hospitals) in times of Emergency.
So why don't they manage them at homes or pharmacy retail outlets..and watch out for recovery. .. ?
Since u are better than the Medical Doctors, then follow my instructions as stated above..

So what's all these nonsense ..?

"A truthful Nigerian pharmacist had intentions of studying medicine"
This your argument is stale. That is what they tell you guys in med school but it is not true.
I have discovered to my utter disappointment that a lot of doctors (who are supposes to be very knowledgeable) are ignorant about pharmacists. They just assume a lot of things about pharmacists.

nacozee:
Are u saying they shud rather cover up such unethical practice by some pharmacists who dont know their boundaries? patient management is never the duty of a pharmacist, they only dispatch drugs prescribed by a doctor and according to the prescription only. Any modification is fraud

Patient management is not part of the pharmacist's duty?
I can see that a lot of people are ignorant about the role of pharmacists. For your information, in some countries, pharmacists independently manage patients with chronic illnesses.
Take a look at the article below:
http://www.pharmaceutical-journal.com/news-and-analysis/event/how-a-pharmacist-prescriber-can-manage-patients-with-renal-anaemia/11122987.article

Presently in Nigeria, pharmacists are being equipped to become more efficient in patient management.
They however have their limits.

Mynd44, Lalasticlala, I am not an expert in English language but please correct the title of this thread on the front page. I think the grammatical construction is wrong. Change the "existing" to "exist".

Good.
It's like the south east is becoming Nigeria's Japan.