mannyiyke:
Nobody said there that Nigerian pharmacists are richer. All these big hospitals are owned by doctors. How many pharmaceutical production industries do we even have in Nigeria? It's just few. We import virtually everything from abroad. So, where do we even have those rich pharmacists in the first place?

mannyiyke:
You're a demented mo.ron. I've been to Emzor and Juhel. The real pharmacists producing those drugs are foreigners, not Nigerian pharmacists. Nigerian pharmacists work there, but they're not the main people overseeing drug production. It's still the same with Nigerian engineers. No Nigerian industrialist can entrust his pharmaceutical production company into the care of a Nigerian pharmacist without first employing a White pharmacist to do the real work.

mannyiyke:
You're a demented mo.ron. I've been to Emzor and Juhel. The real pharmacists producing those drugs are foreigners, not Nigerian pharmacists. Nigerian pharmacists work there, but they're not the main people overseeing drug production. It's still the same with Nigerian engineers. No Nigerian industrialist can entrust his pharmaceutical production company into the care of a Nigerian pharmacist without first employing a White pharmacist to do the real work.

Period007:

The world does not start and end in ur local consulting room

Murketeer:

Lol baba ...abeg mercy for the guy

Period007:

Lists of drug production companies in Nigeria.Bro u need to do more research and upgrade ur knowledge.This is the 21st century
https://drugxpert..com/2019/07/list-pharmaceutical-manufacturing-industry.html?m=1

mannyiyke:
I didn't say that Nigerian pharmacists are not employed in the production section. My point is that most of the people in charge are foreigners. Go there and see for yourself. The only exception is when the Nigerian trained abroad or learnt on the job. But for a Nigerian pharmacist to be appointed outrightly to head the production section after studying in Nigeria or within few years of working there is a fat lie. They do undergo serious tutelage under the care of foreign pharmacists before they may be allowed to do so. So, it's still the foreign pharmacists that are mainly in charge. Those ones you listed are just like 2 in 1000 pharmacists.

Period007:

Its obvious u have comprehensive deficiency
This comment have the highest likes in that thread,which means more Nigerians agread

Period007:

Its obvious u have comprehensive deficiency
This comment have the highest likes in that thread,which means more Nigerians agread

Period007:

Have u heard of Healthplus,medplus etc
Remove federal government jobs and see many doctors surviving on loans.
They want to earn in dollars without generating any substantial income in medical tourism

mannyiyke:
So, multinational pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria don't operate in this same harsh business environment that local pharmaceutical production companies operate, that they pay such huge amounts of money to pharmacists? You and that guy that wrote that trash are extremely ignorant.

Multinational oil companies can pay such huge amounts of money, but not multinational pharmaceutical companies. You're just gullible. Oil is not the same as drugs.

Period007:

They want to earn in dollars without generating any substantial income in medical tourism

Period007:

Who doesn't know theres money in drugs....only an illiterate graduate like u

Period007:

You are not serious....
From.... no drug is manufactured in Nigeria to no Nigeria pharmacIst can manufacture drugs to they manufacture but as technician to they manufacture but most be trained abroad..to only 2 in 1000 manufacturers
Guy take your confusions elsewhere

mannyiyke:
I laugh at you. Provide their pay check or the links to that. It's even illiteracy that pushed you to pharmacy. Most of you in pharmacy didn't make the required JAMB cut-off mark for medicine. I know so many of them like that; even the ones who studied pharmacy first, came back to medicine via direct entry and failed the 2nd MBBS and were booted out of medical school. But I have never seen a medical doctor go back to pharmacy. So, we know the illiterate ones. At least, you have shown it here by believing that crap. You're nauseatingly gullible. I've told you to provide the information that foreign pharmaceutical companies pay that huge amounts of money to Nigerian pharmacists, but you couldn't. You only based your information on unreliable and unreasonable information you got on Nairaland. That's how ignorant folks behave - believing every information hook, line and sinker without using their brains.

mannyiyke:
I laugh at you. Provide their pay check or the links to that. It's even illiteracy that pushed you to pharmacy. Most of you in pharmacy didn't make the required JAMB cut-off mark for medicine. I know so many of them like that; even the ones who studied pharmacy first, came back to medicine via direct entry and failed the 2nd MBBS and were booted out of medical school. But I have never seen a medical doctor go back to pharmacy. So, we know the illiterate ones. At least, you have shown it here by believing that crap. You're nauseatingly gullible. I've told you to provide the information that foreign pharmaceutical companies pay that huge amounts of money to Nigerian pharmacists, but you couldn't. You only based your information on unreliable and unreasonable information you got on Nairaland. That's how ignorant folks behave - believing every information hook, line and sinker without using their brains.

Period007:

This is a non pharmacIst working in the pharmaceutical industry
https://www.nairaland.com/3933539/quitting-lucrative-job-degree-canada

Period007:


I am a pharmacIst and I work in the pharmaceutical industry so every information provided here are facts and not my personal opinion,deep inside you know m telling the truth but u don't want to believe....Good bye

mannyiyke:
I said earlier that I wouldn't reply to your messages again, but if I didn't, you'd sound reasonable with this comment of yours, even when you didn't understand the guy's post. Just show me where he said that he works in a pharmaceutical company in that screenshot post of yours? You lack the ability to comprehend a post. The guy said that he works in a company where he's paid N400k - N450k, and that he wants to travel abroad and study pharmacy. It all boils down to what I said here that Nigerian-trained pharmacists are quacks. 99 percent of them cannot produce drugs.

mannyiyke:
Every information provided here are facts, yet you couldn't post the companies that pay such? You can only convince a gullible person like you, not me.

To give you a benefit of the doubt since you said you work in a pharmaceutical industry, provide the photocopies of your payslip and those of your friends who work in those multinational pharmaceutical companies here as an evidence.

By the way, I went through the thread you mentioned, and the girl was just lying up and down. She even said that after residency, a medical doctor will begin work as a junior registrar. And this is a lie, because a resident doctor becomes a consultant after residency. In fact, he or she begins residency as a junior registrar and ascends the ladder to become a senior registrar, and finally a consultant at the end of the training. You deliberately deleted that part. So, you want me to believe fake information that's unverifiable and lacks in substance?

You're just a pharmacy student; you're not yet a pharmacist. Even your reasoning and written English attest to that.

mannyiyke:
I laugh at you. Provide their pay check or the links to that. It's even illiteracy that pushed you to pharmacy. Most of you in pharmacy didn't make the required JAMB cut-off mark for medicine. I know so many of them like that; even the ones who studied pharmacy first, came back to medicine via direct entry and failed the 2nd MBBS and were booted out of medical school. But I have never seen a medical doctor go back to pharmacy. So, we know the illiterate ones. At least, you have shown it here by believing that crap. You're nauseatingly gullible. I've told you to provide the information that foreign pharmaceutical companies pay that huge amounts of money to Nigerian pharmacists, but you couldn't. You only based your information on unreliable and unreasonable information you got on Nairaland. That's how ignorant folks behave - believing every information hook, line and sinker without using their brains.

Period007:

Are u stupid or blind...or stupidly blind

Period007:

See the JAMB score of mr intelligent

No Pharmacy School will admit you with that score

Period007:

I should show you my pay slip on nairaland...lol guy u no well abeg

mannyiyke:
DM it to my inbox. You're not a pharmacist. You're a pharmacy student. So, you don't work in any pharmaceutical company.

mannyiyke:
I went through his profile. He's a medical sales rep just like some pharmacists, biochemists, microbiologists, etc. He doesn't work specifically in a pharmaceutical company. Besides, he has his own private business. So, it has nothing to do with being a pharmacist. That's to say, it doesn't mean that since a non-pharmacist earns this much, pharmacists will earn more. It's strictly his hustles that earned him that. It wasn't only his salary.

So, see what gave him money. He even said that he earned N400 - N450 as a whole, not just his salary alone. He stated that he also sells surgicals. From his post, I can deduce that he's a serious hustler just like any serious businessman wil be, and he had put in a lot of years in his business. He even registered as a distributor for 3 pharmaceutical companies and also has his own business.

Some pharmacists who are sales reps may not earn as he did, because he added his private hustle to it. The medical sales representative job is based on hustle, just like bank marketers. In fact, they can't make it if they don't hustle. So, it's not strictly a pharmaceutical job. Anybody can be employed to do it. Just show me the salaries of pharmacists employed to work inside the multinational pharmaceutical companies in Nigeria.