to come chop bench like minamino

I'm been a realist ... I'm a realist .
he's about to apply, he's not yet in ,so he needs the truth.,not some sugarcoating ... Nigerians enh tufiakwa

banjo022:
give them the benefit of doubt and stop being a pessimist

that it happened in your school doesn't mean it will happen there.... there are cases of graduated students not yet inducted

banjo022:
they will still accredit it when they get to 500l that was what happened in my school

they do but they are not yet accredited...(check PcN website ) their first set is in 400level....enter at your own risk

Martins134:
Pharmacists in the house does COOU do Pharmacy? Are they accredited by PCN? And have they graduated any set?

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lol allow your reasoning to be clouded by sentiments

sweettease:

With the nigerian situation, you can find pharmacists willing to be associated for a fee, so it is just like another job and he is easily replaceable if the contract is done right in a situation where the non-pharmacist holder controls the fund. Being a partner doesnt mean you have 50% share for contributing no fund to the business. Besides, the option of being a partner isnt even readily available for pharmacists, a lot of them will jump at that opportunity.

so the partnership is for free?

sweettease:

You actually dont need to be a pharmacist to set up a pharmacy, you just have to partner with one.

lol she was my classmate in secondary school in ph

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mannyiyke:
Explain how doctors intrude, please. To the best of my knowledge, no doctor has ever practised pharmacy, but pharmacists intrude into medicine, to the extent that they now have beds in their pharmaceutical shops where they treat patients as if they were doctors.

MUMU SHEY NA ONLY HOSPITAL DEY NII
COMMUNITY PHARMACY NKO
YOU NO GET SENSE ASWEAR

mannyiyke:
I didn't say that I completed dentistry. Stop misquoting me. I said that I was a dental student in a federal university. I had an issue. Then I changed to a state university close to me that doesn't offer dentistry and started medicine there. I'm still a medical student.

I meant clinical postings when I said that. During clinical postings, medical students look at drug prescriptions. They ask questions. When they get back home, they go back to their pharmacology textbooks or lecture materials, read them more and understand more. They do this throughout their medical career, not just in school. By this, their pharmacology knowledge increases. The reverse is the case for pharmacy students. They don't have patient-to-patient contact, and they don't get to practise regularly in real life. That's what i meant. Besides, pharmacology is both a branch of medicine and pharmacy. It's not a borrowed course. You can google it.

Most Nigerian-trained pharmacists cannot produce drugs, and most of them end up as marketers (medical sales reps). That's the simple truth. Go and verify if pharmacy students have contacts with patients. It's through clinical postings that doctor/student-to-patient contact is established.

Name hospitals in Nigeria where pharmacists have contact directly with patients. Hospital pharmacists in Nigeria stay in their pharmacies until drug prescriptions come to them. Go and make your findings and report what you saw. I didn't peddle any lie here. I just told you the simple truth. I don't want to argue about this again. You and I know that the practical aspect of pharmacy in pharmacy schools is poor. That's why the government should increase funding in education to cover that deficit. Pharmacy is good, but the way it's studied in Nigeria is not encouraging. You're entitled to your opinion and I'm entitled to mine. End of discussion .

I EVEN SAW YOUR COMMENT WHERE YOU SAID WHO DG IS A DOCTOR
TO SHOW HOW MISINFORMED YOU HAVE BEEN

mannyiyke:
If you really want to know if I'm speaking the truth, then come to Ebonyi State University Medical School in Abakaliki, and you'll surely see me. Ebonyi State University doesn't even offer dentistry. Why should I lie that I'm a medical student if I am not? I'm not your type who defends your profession with lies. If you come to EBSU, you must surely see me. Besides, dentistry is a noble course. So, if I'm still in it, I'll be the first to say it here.

Pharmacists in Nigeria don't have pharmacist-to-patient contacts. You read my comment upside-down. Pharmacists in Nigeria stay in the hospital pharmacies, until doctors' prescriptions come to them. They dispense the drugs to patients when doctors' prescriptions come to them. Besides, most government hospitals in Nigeria don't always have most of the drugs prescribed by doctors. So, pharmacists will tell you that they don't have them and that you should go and buy them outside.

All those things you wrote like ward rounds, etc, are not done by pharmacists in Nigeria. So, it's in America that they do that.

You're ignorant if you think that doctors are limited to the hospital. Medicine is the most versatile profession in the world, unlike you pharmacists that have been turned to mere marketers in Nigeria, and cannot manufacture drugs in Nigeria. I'm ashamed of you people whenever you people mention that you're medical sales reps. What a disgrace!


Akuko! Foreign or foreign-trained pharmacists are the ones mainly in charge of the few drugs those local pharmaceutical companies do produce. Poorly trained Nigerian pharmacists are groomed by them before they can head drug production unit. Go to Emzor, Juhel, Novartis, GSK, etc and see for yourself. Stop living in fantasy. Most Nigerian-trained pharmacists are quacks. Name the industry you have been to, and give me its website. Let me verify it.

you are a myopic entity, it will take you a lifetime of 40 or more years to reach where a smart 5 years post grad pharm has reached. medicine is versatile, i laff in swahili , go work for nafdac,ndlea,customs like pharms na.... you wish,.....see this malaria and typhoid diagnosing quacks,,,,na even common EBSU you dey use make noise since ...your other inteelligent counterparts in U,I,UNIBEN,OAU,ABU and other correct schools know better ,,,,dem dey give pharms rep coz dey know the potential of being succesful is higher ,,,fact......you still dey 100 level and medicine still dey shark you so i no blame you. enter street and see the hustle doctors do just to get housemanship space not to talk of full time jobs while our pharms counterparts rake in cool cash with entrepreneurship mind but as a doctor you must be employed under someone.... so shut up KID

mannyiyke:
If you really want to know if I'm speaking the truth, then come to Ebonyi State University Medical School in Abakaliki, and you'll surely see me. Ebonyi State University doesn't even offer dentistry. Why should I lie that I'm a medical student if I am not? I'm not your type who defends your profession with lies. If you come to EBSU, you must surely see me. Besides, dentistry is a noble course. So, if I'm still in it, I'll be the first to say it here.

Pharmacists in Nigeria don't have pharmacist-to-patient contacts. You read my comment upside-down. Pharmacists in Nigeria stay in the hospital pharmacies, until doctors' prescriptions come to them. They dispense the drugs to patients when doctors' prescriptions come to them. Besides, most government hospitals in Nigeria don't always have most of the drugs prescribed by doctors. So, pharmacists will tell you that they don't have them and that you should go and buy them outside.

All those things you wrote like ward rounds, etc, are not done by pharmacists in Nigeria. So, it's in America that they do that.

You're ignorant if you think that doctors are limited to the hospital. Medicine is the most versatile profession in the world, unlike you pharmacists that have been turned to mere marketers in Nigeria, and cannot manufacture drugs in Nigeria. I'm ashamed of you people whenever you people mention that you're medical sales reps. What a disgrace!


Akuko! Foreign or foreign-trained pharmacists are the ones mainly in charge of the few drugs those local pharmaceutical companies do produce. Poorly trained Nigerian pharmacists are groomed by them before they can head drug production unit. Go to Emzor, Juhel, Novartis, GSK, etc and see for yourself. Stop living in fantasy. Most Nigerian-trained pharmacists are quacks. Name the industry you have been to, and give me its website. Let me verify it.

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I am a 400l student in a federal university. Since i got admitted, i haven't being in a relationship or had a girlfriend. I am being yabbed daily by my friends for not having one. The thing is that i am not too interested in it for now, i see it as extra stress. I dont know if its normal. I am not a virgin as i have had sex with a couple of runs girls while at home.