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Let it be known that i was dismissed from my job for doing the right thing.

For refusing to engage in unethical practices.

Especially prescribing and selling control drugs as sleeping pills without a doctor’s prescription.

A patient walked in on Saturday, asking for Diazepam. I requested for prescription, he had none.

“Who placed you on the medication” ? he said my boss gave him 4 doses already and he came back for more becos he couldn’t sleep.

I refused to give him, today i was asked to quit.

Chilipepper:
Pharmacy graduate cries out after being dismissed for refusing to sell Diazepam without a doctor’s prescription — ‘I was only doing the right thing’

Oakenshield:
she said her sack was as a result of her not selling a controlled drug that must come from a doctor. If the guy dies same oga will come to the pharmacy and blame the girl for selling it to him. So for your write up makes no sense

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Chilipepper:
Pharmacy graduate cries out after being dismissed for refusing to sell Diazepam without a doctor’s prescription — ‘I was only doing the right thing’.


OBIANUJUAKU (@obianuju_pc) wrote:



https://x.com/obianuju_pc/status/1926996226236395793?t=Fv2JjyGN74nuPLPV9-hi2w&s=19[/quote]where is the cry out?

did she give the name of the boss and the name of the place she was employed?

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

oluwaseyi0:
This same issue of changing narrative is why she put it on social media because after said and done she can't trust the system or PCN to protect her

Elxandre:
How did you come to this conclusion?

Caramia2020:
Let's wait for the second person narration before we contribute.

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

SarkinYarki:
The way Nigeria is tough now if anybody comes for Lexotan or Diazepam please give them