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I live in Abuja and I have been to Kigali. I can categorically say that Kigali is neat. E.g when you buy things overthere, they use paper bags not nylons, that alone can make a city clean

The greed you are referring to is a system problem. In some countries prices are controlled and that'sthe job of the govt.
And if you talking about global pricing, a lot of money goes into research before a single molecule can be produce.
Lastly it is good for us all to know that whatever path we choosein life it is good to know that there's a dignity in labour. So be it nursing, farming, I.T, teaching, whatever your finds doing, do it well.

Tajbol4splend:
Envy? I'm feeding myself and my family, I have a job of my own, In fact I have a farm of my own, I wonder why I would be envious of other people's source of income, I don't envy it, I just condemn the greed and extortion by you guys

It might be easier to get to start practicing Nursing in a few countries like U.K than pharmacy. That being said the 2 professions are entirely different. I'm a pharmacist and I can practice in a country I want too, provided you follow the licensing steps. Also pharmacists are generally better paid than nurses anyways.
BEING EASY TO ACHIEVE DOESN'T IMPLY THAT IT'S A BETTER PROFESSION. Even in Naija it's faster to be a nurse, but can a nurse practice alone?
In all I would just say you go for what you find interest in

Amotolongbo:
Nursing

A universal discipline unlike pharmacy whose Nigerian certificate won’t allow you to make professional practice in correct countries.

To practise as a pharmacist in UK, one will need a year course to convert one’s certificate known as OSPAP diploma certificate before the professional exam. Unlike nursing which one can even use Nigeria diploma in nursing to write the CBT