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Hi guys. I abandoned my project a long time ago but want to conclude it now. Am I to register my Project on my portal? Also is it possible to conclude my project and roundup my school programme without me being physically present in Nigeria? |
Scandinavian02:Thanks Scandinavian02 and PreciousRuby, I'll send them a mail and attach my payment reciept and hope they respond and rectify the issue. I would have gone there in person but I'm not in Nigeria at the moment. |
Goma10:Hi. Have you finally gotten the confirmation email? |
Scandinavian02:Please did You get any mail from Unilag after payment to confirm that they've received the money and are processing your request? I requested for transcript and made payment via remitta at a bank but I'm yet to get a mail from Unilag confirming receipt of the money. I also checked my portal on the Unilag website and my payment wasn't reflected. Please I need your advice on what to do. |
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TheManofTomorrow:Yes I am |
Hi guys, Any pharmacist based in the US in the house? I intend writing the Board Exam...FPGEE, and need suggestions on the books to use to study and if possible ways of getting the ebook version. |
Nice! I just hope Ambode completes the recruitment process before handing over. If he doesn't, I hope Sanwo don't abandon the recruitment process. Politics should not be brought into this worthy project. |
dreamwords:The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) wish to inform the members of the public, especially health care providers, policy makers and development partners to disregard an online publication at https://www.vanguardngr.com that 70% of all drugs in Nigerian markets are fake. This is categorically untrue and grossly inaccurate. NAFDAC in collaboration with relevant stakeholders such as World Health Organization (WHO), Department for International Development (DFID) and United States Pharmacopeia conducted series of studies on quality of medicines in Nigeria and the report of these studies are outlined as follows: A study of Counterfeit and Substandard Medicines in Nigeria conducted by NAFDAC in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO) and Department for International Development (DFID) in 2005 revealed that counterfeit medicines stood at 16.7% in 2005 as against 40% in 2001. The National Survey on Quality of medicines using Truscan® device was conducted by NAFDAC across 29 States including FCT, Abuja from January 2010 to April 2012. The medicines involved in the survey included antibiotics, antimalarials and antidiabetics. A total of 5,790 samples of medicines were tested. 5,419 samples of medicines out of 5,790 (93.6%) tested during the survey passed quality tests while 371 samples (6.4%) failed. Another survey on the quality of medicines was conducted in Lagos State in May 2012 using the Truscan® device. A total of 235 samples of medicines comprising antimalarials, antibiotics, antidiabetics and anti-inflammatory agents were tested. 226 samples of 235 (96.2%) passed quality test while 9 samples (3.8%) failed. The report of the survey on quality of antimalarial medicines conducted by NAFDAC in collaboration with National Malarial Elimination Program (NMEP), National Supply Chain Management Program (NSCMP) and United States Pharmacopeia (USP) presented on 11thAugust, 2015 revealed that: 771 samples (96.4%) out of 800 samples of antimalarial medicines passed. 29 samples (3.6%) out of 800 samples of antimalarial medicines failed. The samples of medicines for Round Two (2) survey on quality of antimalarial medicines conducted by NAFDAC in collaboration with USP were procured between April and May 2016. The report of Round Two (2) survey was presented to stakeholders on the 11th April 2017. The report showed the level of substandard antimalarial medicines in circulation to be 4.33% (39 out of 900 samples) as against 3.6% in 2015. The samples of antimalarial medicines for Round Three (3) of the survey were procured between February and March 2017. The report of Round 3 survey presented to stakeholders on 12th December, 2017 revealed that 883 out of 897 samples of antimalarial medicines (98.4%) passed quality tests while 14 samples (1.6%) failed. The samples of antimalarial medicines for Round Four (4) survey were procured in August 2017. The report of Round 4 Survey presented on 12th December 2018 revealed that 727 (98.1%) of samples passed laboratory analysis while 14 (1.9%) failed. The report of Round Five (5) Survey on quality of antimalarial medicines presented to stakeholders on 13th March, 2019 revealed that 895 out of 907 samples of antimalarial medicines (98.7%) passed quality tests while 12 samples (1.3%) failed. The report of series of studies conducted by NAFDAC in collaboration with relevant stakeholders outlined above established that the online publication in Vanguard has no scientific basis, untrue and grossly misleading and as such it should be disregarded. One of the focus and priority areas of my administration is reducing substandard and falsified drugs through emphasis on local manufacturing. Promotion of local manufacturing has been on my priority list. This is to reverse the trend of 30% locally manufactured drug products toward 70%. It has been documented that ordinarily, most of the SFs are imported due to the fact that access and fastness to inspect local companies are quite spontaneous and therefore locally produced registered pharmaceuticals are of good quality. Local manufacturing ensures drug security, reduces unemployment and increases contribution of the pharmaceutical industry to the nation’s GDP A disclaimer statement is written below distancing NAFDAC from Christabel International Organisation who organized the said meeting and the untrue statements. DISCLAIMER The attention of the Agency has been drawn to a publication dated 19th April, 2019 by the Vanguard newspaper titled “70% of drugs in Nigerian markets are fake”. The National Agency for food and drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) hereby states that the Agency was never a party to any sensitization workshop organised by Christabel International Organisation at Onitsha for the National Association of Patent and Proprietary Medicine Dealers (NAPMED), wherein it was claimed that 70% of Drugs in Nigeria are fake. For avoidance of doubt, NAFDAC is hereby unequivocally refuting her participation/Involvement in the said workshop. The agency hereby wishes to inform the general public that the fight against the menace of fake drugs and other unwholesome NAFDAC regulated products is something that the Agency considers as an utmost and daily routine activity. All NAFDAC’s Directorates are on their toes to ensure that our country Nigeria is free of fake drugs and other unwholesome NAFDAC regulated products. The public is hereby implored to disregard the publication in Vanguard Newspaper of 19th April 2019. Prof Mojisola Christianah Adeyeye Director General https://www.nafdac.gov.ng/response-of-nafdac-to-publication-in-vanguard-newspaper-alleging-that-70-of-all-medicines-in-nigeria-are-fake-grossly-inaccurate-statement-and-fake-allusions/ |
redbabosa1:You can create a thread for it in the Games Section. |
chloride6:Any update? |
@exlinkleads you didn't quote the part of the scriptures that says divorced couple should not marry lest they commit adultery. Not everyone knows what you just said. I think you should quote the part of the scriptures and then allow everyone to give their own interpretation. Hopefully the Holy spirit will speak through one of us. |
Slightly different from what INEC is declaring at the collation centre. But there are some similarities. |
gimakon:You can't apply for visa from there. You have to be a resident in the country before you can apply from there. |
@chloride6, don't forget give us update with how far you've gone. Well-done. |
EsotericMonk:This thread is for non-immigrant. You can check out this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/2669622/u.s-immigration-questions-ask-u.s |
meobizy:You've been unbanned. But your posts remained hidden because you quoted a post that violated the rules. Note however that you didn't violate any rules for that post but the post had to be hidden because of what was quoted. |
It wasn't a message to all Nigerians. Only a message to those that voted him. |
Gucciboss:BEIN Sport 1 isn't showing it. Modfied: BEIN sport 2 is showing it though. Thanks! |
Rolake1:B1/B2 visa just as the name implies, covers both B1 and B2. So no cause for alarm. |
Opeyemi007:I recommend you try posting this on a South Africa thread. Your chances of getting an appropriate answer is higher there than here. Here is a link to an SA thread: https://www.nairaland.com/944102/general-south-africa-visa-enquiries |
Anyone in Denmark, Copenhagen here? |
Wow, she's so beautiful. Congrats Lalasticlala. More blessings. |
Mrbigman1:My advice is that you walk up to any of the bank branch and make a complaint. Calls might not work. Hope the online transaction you did was with GTBank? if not, it means you were scammed. |
It takes two to tango. So I'd add also: "Never trust your wife with any gentleman" |
Good for you bro. This is a cheering news for 2019. |
DEIFIED:It has . Where did everyone go to? |
Attraction:No one knows the future bro except God. Not even the Visa Officers. |
Havre:Its not too early at all. It might even be late if care is not taken. |
This is a dangerous scenario for the military and the Nigerian government. They don't attack civilians. This means they will soon win the sympathy of the civilians and thus very soon, their ideology will be accepted by the civilians. When that happens, it will be officially confirmed that the region has fallen to ISWAP. |
Nasachuky:Yes she will be allowed to enter as long as the Visa is still valid at the point of entry and as long as the Passport is valid for the length of period she intends staying in the States. |
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. Where did everyone go to?