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Typical Nigerian hypocrites!!!

It's a pity how supposedly learned men allow themselves to stoop so low and get dragged to the mud just because of something as common as sexxx!

For crying out loud, must a lecturer sleep with his students There are many beautiful ladies off campus who'll be willing to sleep with any lecturer at very cheap prizes! Why can't these randy lecturers learn to keep mistresses who are not their students outside the university environments?? Why bring so much shame to your family and loved ones just because of the allure of the female flesh This is too shameful!

Like my mum would always say; passing 6 nor be passing sense!

midnighter:
So why is our age of consent 11 years old? Is it not an national and international disgrace?

11years old is a minor and I don't support marrying a minor.

But the message said "marry your age mate" and that is not realistically correct.

You failed this one Mr Adeshina!

Any lady up to the age of 18 is very due for marriage and can be married by any adult male of any age provided the both of them are in agreement.

Simplyleo:
I'm very much satisfied.

Why What are your reasons?? Which sector has Buhari's government performed well in??

Kudos to these BBC Africa undercover reporters! They're doing a really good job!

Please they should do another report on our drug market because things have gone back to square one since their last report. The government has failed to take measures to put an end to the mess in our drug market, and so BBC Africa should not rest on their oars until the government lives up to her responsibility of sanitizing the drug market and ensuring that Nigerians get quality drugs while psychotropic drugs are sold only in registered pharmacies and on doctor's prescription.

Kudos again to BBC Africa!

Simplyleo:
It is possible this one might have screamed "thunder fire buhari".

Please if I may ask, are you satisfied with Buhari's government?? Please answer sincerely without sentiments but with tangible points.

kingxsamz:
Hope they don't mistake you for one long lost thief they've been looking for.. .
You know how Nigerians are quick to Lynch people without explanation.

Lol...no bruv.

Everyone has a lookalike somewhere!

On many occasions I have been stopped by people who mistook me for someone they knew somewhere.

NwaAmaikpe:



Pretty sad to not only be at the verge of losing your only brother but also be at the verge of losing a family land.

I'd advice you do everything in your power to ensure that your father's land is not lost.
That land alone can transform your lineage.
People back away from land tussles because they are ignorant of the bigger picture.

Besides, the enemy MUST not have a last laugh over a complete victory.

For your brother,
In your best interest and for safety sake.
If he has gone mad, take him to Oye Emene or Ogbete main market and leave him there.

There are so many other mad people there.

Tough decision for someone you love but once a mad person is always a mad person; before he wakes up one night and sends all of you to purgatory before your time.
We've seen several of such cases.

Shalom.

Diokpa you dey craze oooo

CeterisXVII:
Thank you! Sometimes, I feel some people just leave their overcrowded shanty communities, and go straight abroad, without even bothering to look at other parts of the country and see what is going on there.

That is why they are gobsmacked and left in awe, whenever they see some decent apartments abroad, forgetting that if you pay the same kind of money you are paying abroad right here, you would get similar levels of comfort and furnishings.

Then they rush to condemn Nigeria instead of offering constructive solutions. Just siddon dey look dem...!

You guys should stop giving weak excuses to justify the failed Nigerian system! Your excuses would only embolden the criminals looting the nation dry!

OK, let's assume that we ain't paying commensurate fees here, who should be held accountable? Me? Or the education policy makers in Nigeria!? What stops the government from privatizing all the universities or cutting down the number of federal universities with a view to conserving resources for just a few universities so that they could get a facelift and measure up to standards?

Don't we have thinkers in government?? Why can't they think up ideas on how to revamp the system? Oh, I forgot, Nigeria is cursed with brainless buffoons who're too far away from critical thinking!

The same rot in our education sector is also there in our health sector! Go to any missionary or private hospitals managed by seasoned administrators, you'll see how things are run smoothly, but come to government hospitals (managed by doctors) and you'll weep for Nigeria! The question is, why can't government learn from those private establishments??

If APC wants to win 2023 presidential election, they should better field a candidate like OSIBANJO. With Osibanjo on the ballot, many southeast and south south voters who ordinarily wouldn't vote for APC would have a change of heart.

But I know they won't field him because whomever the gods want to kill, they first make stubborn and unreasonable.

This is heartbreaking! A man would go through all the hellish experiences in this country from primary school, secondary and then higher institution even up to PhD level, only for some riffraffs to snuff life out of him in such a cruel manner

Where are we headed in this country? Who did we offend? Some people would see this news and others like it yet pretend like all is well in Nigeria due to their partisan interests. But please, put yourselves in the shoes of this man and his loved ones, maybe then you'll realize the need to hold our leaders accountable regardless of their tribes or religion.

This thread really cracked my ribs!

Nice Photoshop

salford1:
Still same comprehensive skills issues. I give up.
I hope you stay in Nigeria and keep practicing your pharmacy cos I don't see how you would scale an evaluation exam if something as simple as basic economics is hard for you to grasp.
My last post on this thread.

You're not in Nigeria and possibly, you also weren't here during GEJ's administration. Yet you want to hinge Buhari's failure on the decline in oil prices! That is the direction of your argument, and your argument is typical of Buhari supporters even here on nairaland. I guess it was also decline in oil prices that caused Buhari's failure in 1983

I was trying to let you know that despite GEJ's inadequacies, he was a much better leader than Buhari and you're so fixated on oil prices. You also failed to take into account the fact that while GEJ paid huge amount of money as subsidy on oil, Buhari has been able to stop payment of oil subsidies, yet he has not been able to account for the gains accruing from the removal.

Talking about comprehension, be informed that under an ideal test condition, you cannot score higher than myself in a comprehension test. Thank you!

salford:
you have absolutely zero idea of how economic works. Just stick to your current career.

Stop making excuses for a failure like Buhari!
Any economy that is not positively affecting the lives of the people is not working!

salford:
Wetin concern me. if GEJ had oil selling for $600 per barrel, he will fail too. Don't get it twisted. They are both failures.

Things were much better when GEJ was in office! We enjoyed more electricity supply then. Our health and education sectors faired better than what we have today!

If GEJ had completed another four years and handed over to another informed leader like him, democracy would have gained more grounds in the country while we would have been among the fastest developing economies in the world. Unfortunately, Buhari's government has taken us like 50years backwards!

Op, pls pray for those of us who're still aspiring to join you in Canada.

salford:
I do not support PDP or APC. I do not even live in Nigeria. Since you decided to bring politics into your post, GEJ's era had oil selling for over $100 a barrel. There were lots of money to go round.
Same is happening in Alberta right now. There is hardship since the crash of oil.

Stop shifting blames to oil! Even if oil sells for $200 today, Buhari would still fail because he has no clues on how to effectively manage resources. The cabals would just keep him in the dark while looting whatever kobo that is in our treasury just the way they're doing currently.

Buhari is notorious for failure! Those who witnessed his reign as military head of state can confirm that Buhari has nothing good to offer Nigerians.

cococandy:
Go and find the kids you left in other men’s houses.
What goes around does come around.

This is not fair of you Laurie. If your husband is cheating on you, find a way to resolve issues with him instead of transferring the anger to an innocent man.

Who broke this one's heart??
My red pilled brothers are doing a great job!

OP, I hope that after the supposedly good lab "confirmed" her positive, you people have also tried other good labs to arrive at the conclusion that she's actually positive
I'm asking because I don't trust the system here in Nigeria. A lot of quack practices are going on in our labs and hospitals due to failure of government to properly regulate healthcare system in Nigeria.

Be very careful

Kwankwasiya for 2023 Presidency!!



Sai Kwankwaso!

Chartey:
I don't like doing this but this above is a problem.

You know about drugs but don't know how they function in the setting of disease as much as the people who understand pathology and the pharmacology you know.
Now, I manage patients and I see how they respond to drugs (whether intended or adverse). I see these things on a daily basis but you think some book knowledge of pharmacology will make you know what I know. Those of you closer to doctors as clinical pharmacists respect this because they're better exposed. I won't talk to a marketer about pharmaceutics, medicinal chemistry because it will be difficult to make me see how those will uniquely affect direct patient care for a drug being marketed so it largely comes down to the pharmacology which I studied and see in patients every day but you don't.
You already have this notion which is clear from your earlier replies that I have something against pharmacists and it's wrong. I sincerely believe nurses have more (numbers) opportunities (may not necessarily be better paid) in the clinical, field and industrial settings than pharmacists. I also believe it is easiest for them to move overseas among all health professionals and this is common knowledge. You can disagree with points and it's fine but there's no need for insults.
Bye.

Ever heard about clinical pharmacy and therapeutics What do you think they do there?? They cover the pathophysiology of all disease conditions. Agreed doctors may have better understanding of pathology of diseases and no one is even challenging that because they're expected to make diagnosis, but know today that pharmacists are not ignorant of disease diagnosis.

Why do doctors refuse to allow pharmacists direct contact with patients in clinical settings as obtains in developed countries?? Insecurity?? Those clinical pharmacists you typed about, let the CMD of whichever hospital you work start allowing them to go on ward rounds and observe how patients are doing on drugs. Let's see if they'll not do better! They'll not interfere with your roles! Just let them monitor patient's responses to drugs and give you feedback. Or are you guys scared they'll open your "nyashes"?? Lol

Guy, know it today that nurses don't have better job opportunities than pharmacists!

Chartey:
I am a doctor.
I rarely ask drug reps for drug information anyway because they can't provide much that concerns my patients whether they're pharmacy or anatomy graduates.

Give me links to papers about work done in NIPRD that's currently in use in healthcare in Nigeria.

Even if you're a doctor, you don't know 1/8 of what an average pharmacist knows about drugs! Some of you think that your 8 months pharmacology is all there is about drugs! FYI, wise doctors know the truth that only a pharmacist can give accurate info about drugs and such are the doctors that usually excel in practice because they keep pharmacists close and gain as much info as possible about drugs.
You could be one of the fake who go with the delusion that they know drugs while they keep making different medication errors and sending patients to early graves.

You have evaded my request to have the contact of your supposed unemployed pharmacist friend just like I expected. What does it profit you to lie about pharmacists on this thread? Did a pharmacist collect your babe

I weep for Nigeria!


God please grant me my Canadian visa next year so I can leave this hellhole for my sanity...Amen!

Chartey:
Cancel research in Nigeria. No R& is done here. Sales and distribution is also done by biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, microbiology graduates and the companies even prefer them sometimes because they can pay them less. When it comes to dispensing, most community pharmacies just have 1 pharmacist supported by a number of pharmacy technicians.
I have pharmacist friends looking for jobs but I don't have a nurse friend looking for a job.
Like I said, pharmacy looks attractive to people outside but those of us inside know nursing has more opportunities. I'm neither a nurse nor pharmacist.

So many researches are on going in Nigerian pharmacy schools and in NIPRD by pharmacists.

Well, all the pharmacists I know are gainfully employed. Some pharmaceutical companies use the science graduates as reps mainly due to shortage of pharmacists. But it is wrong because those guys know nothing about drugs! I know that many learned doctors send them out of their offices once he notices that the rep isn't a pharmacist. Do you know why?? Because they can't provide the doctors useful information about drugs. When I finished my first degree, I worked for a pharmacist in his distribution company and I know what I experienced trying to detail drugs to doctors.

Stop lying that you have a pharmacist who is unemployed. Unless the pharmacist didn't attend an accredited pharmacy school or perhaps he/she just graduated and awaiting induction. If you are sure of what you are typing, give me the pharmacist's contact, I have a job for him!

It is obvious you are biased on this topic, maybe pharmacy don do you strong thing... lol

I respect nurses as professionals but it is not true that they have better job opportunities than Pharmacists!

As a guy reading this post, please try and break as many girl's hearts as possible before the year ends.

Do it for your fellow guys who have suffered severe Heartbreaks in the hands of daughters of Eve.

If you no break a girl's heart wetin you gain!!!

Chartey:
It's the numbers. Whether you like it or not there are more openings for nurses even in those places you just mentioned. An NGO may employ 2 pharmacists at a base, 10 nurses and 5 doctors so you see what I mean. Pharmacists don't have as many overseas options as doctors yet nurses even have easier routes to and more jobs overseas than we do.

The only thing you could say is that we have more nurses in Nigeria who seek overseas opportunities than pharmacists. Nigerian pharmacists are fewer and are not even enough to serve Nigeria let alone going abroad (although some still go). Pharmacists have more job coverage than nurses everywhere in the world and the reason is because their jobs are not restricted to healthcare alone unlike nurses. You have to have drugs first before you talk about using them in healthcare. From research to formulation, distribution, sales and then to dispensing and use in healthcare, pharmacists are in charge of drugs!

sassysure:
Emzor didn't make wave befor Dora came to the rescue.
Emzor president is a friend and classmate of Dora.
Dora insisted all govt hospitals use emzor products and was backed by obasanjo. Stop arguing with me.
Dora took emzor to west African countries.
That was was how that lady was able to sustain.
Without Dora , which the lady always acknowledge, she wouldn't have been where she is now.
Orange drugs was her major contender then and Dora successfully used her weight to keep her on top and afloat.
U should know that if I can go this deep, I might know what u don't know in that industry
As for the rest, I'm tired of going in circle.

Bro, you know nothing about the Nigerian pharmaceutical industry!
You claim to know but everything you post here point to the fact that you're totally ignorant of the industry.

To start with, Emzor MD; Dr(Mrs) Stella Chinyelum Okoli studied at Bradford University and Chelsea university (MSc) both in the UK and not in Nigeria, so she couldn't have been Dora's classmate.

Emzor paracetamol got into Nigerian drug market as far back as 1987/1988 while Dora became NAFDAC boss around
1999/2000. Emzor paracetamol gained popularity through massive radio and TV advertorials by the marketing team of the company!

ABUPHARM:
I'm sure that you won't get away with this hogwash you posted about pharmacy.

Jman06, ignorant folks full here, just do ur best to enlighten them perhaps their ignorance might be led astray

Don't mind them!

Let people read whatever they want las las we go know how far

sassysure:
U are very emotional.
Tramadol is still in the market bc pharmacist like u import them into the country.
Nobody imports drug into Nigerian without the backing of a licenced pharmacist.

Pharmacists don't go through any shit.
They don't pass through rigourous training like veterinary Drs yet they don't make noise.
They don't pass through what those that studied agric did.
Let me not talk about medicine and surgery.
Men of honour ke
U are very funny.
Seems u are still in school.

Female pharmacists are hot cake in igboland. Not because they will work but bc their certificates are in huge demand for drug importation. Marry them and everything becomes easier. Then open one big drug store with supermarket for her

Check all the big drug stores u know, am I lying?


As per where I live, never mind. I might be in my village

Emzor owner tried bc late dora marketed her. The importers almost ran her out of market even though what she does is mixing up imported active ingredients and they are of low qualities.
I will tell u the deep secrets of pharmacy in Nigeria.
Stop arguing with me.

U need to see these guys feeling on top of the world
Empty brains. Their lecturers mostly advice them to go and learn about the 101 of drugs from the big chemist shops. U guys don't know anything.
Some doing industrial attachments or whatever it's called use medical terms to attend to ordinary people thinking that speaking big grammar makes them special.
U ask them simple question they will start fumbling.
Mtcheew.
I'm not responding to u again

You're either a withdrawn pharmacy student or perhaps someone who was denied admission into pharmacy.

Why am I even arguing with you? Continue in your ignorance, it'll not change anything! I only pity those who might be misled by your ignorance!


Even before going into pharmacy school, I met many pharmacists who are big shots in the industry and these guys are among the few professionals in the country who are very knowledgeable in their fields and are equally doing well financially.

FYI, before going to study pharmacy, I was already into "chemist" business and I know very well that those guys know next to nothing about drugs! Most are doing trial and error with people's lives while the government watches them.

No pharmacy lecturer tells students to go and learn from the "chemist" stores! Stop lying!!!

Emzor paracetamol was already making waves in the market before Dora Akwunyili became NAFDAC DG. Stop lying again.