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By Musa A Bello (The Insightful Observer)

It is very common nowadays to hear students in higher institutions of learning complaining about lack of rights fulfilment by the school authorities and other relevant stakeholders. These reasons to many, have served as the motive for joining campus Unionism either at the faculty/departmental/state association or entire institution level, but funny enough, when they get to their desired position, all that loud voice clamouring for their rights wither. Only for new ideas and ways of thinking to emerge; how to use the position to achieve cheap fame, how to enrich one's personal coffers and how to exude authority over others, and lots of other selfish attitudes.

This brings us to our question; is it really fight for Rights or mere ranting because of lack of opportunity? Certainly the later is the case.
It's very sad how so-called comrades usually seek unnecessary recognition and shamelessly expect unwarranted loyalty from the people they are supposed to lead and provide guidance to, while at the same time using every opportunity to squander the limited resources/funds of their associations.

My hope for a better Nigeria is at its highest peak now of all times because I believe the few trustworthy and sincere comrades shall Insha Allah be great leaders of this great country in the nearest future. So let's all be insightful comrades.

Nigeria shall be great again
musaabello@gmail.com

Hmm

Interesting

By Musa A Bello (The Insightful Observer)

It's very common these days to hear people accusing others of having excessive blind love for President Muhammadu Buhari, these people will try to subliminally make impression that what they are against is not the too much love people have for him but the supposed assumption of his infallibility. To be quite fair to them we may have such insignificant fraction of those that fall into that category, but majority of us belong to the category of "Optimists/Moralists".

President Muhammadu Buhari is but human, and we all know to err is human and to forgive is divine, so we know he is prone to mistakes/errors, but what we believed is that his innate good nature and tendency towards goodness, selfless sacrifice and unwavering commitment to serve this great nation far outweighs the little mistakes he could make.

The current situation of Nigeria needs political hygiene, this nation has experienced every form of filth that hinders progress starting from corruption, nepotism/regionalism, ethno-religious intolerance and a host of other vices. So therefore, for remarkable and effective long lasting change to be felt, there is need to set the stage, this setting up of the stage would surely come with repercussions and, such is the nature of change. When the President of Tanzania John Magufuli initiated political sanitation in his country, he was nicknamed "The Bulldozer" and was vehemently criticized by the cynics while being praised by the masses, but not long enough his people have started feeling the positive impact of such change.

Similarly, our beloved President Muhammadu Buhari is now being vitriolically criticized by some self-acclaimed perfectionists while being hailed by the masses who understood that their current plight is not something that happened overnight but the end result of long accumulated actions and inactions, history is being recounted not to put blame on the previous administrations but to enlighten those who are expecting miraculous change overnight, that what took several years to be destroyed should at least take few years to be rectified as we all know it's easier to destroy than to build.

We shall continue to have good faith in our beloved President and the good constructive criticizers who meant well for this great country of ours while still urging our fellow Nigerians to be more patient as beam of the light at the end of the tunnel has started getting visible.

May Allah strengthen our beloved President Muhammadu Buhari and grant him more wisdom and sound health to lead this nation.

Long Live Federal Republic of Nigeria
musaabello@gmail.com

Yes We Are Diehard Buharists
By Musa A Bello (The Insightful Observer)

It's very common these days to hear people accusing others of having excessive blind love for President Muhammadu Buhari, these people will try to subliminally make impression that what they are against is not the too much love people have for him but the supposed assumption of his infallibility. To be quite fair to them we may have such insignificant fraction of those that fall into that category, but majority of us belong to the category of "Optimists/Moralists".

President Muhammadu Buhari is but human, and we all know to err is human and to forgive is divine, so we know he is prone to mistakes/errors, but what we believed is that his innate good nature and tendency towards goodness, selfless sacrifice and unwavering commitment to serve this great nation far outweighs the little mistakes he could make.

The current situation of Nigeria needs political hygiene, this nation has experienced every form of filth that hinders progress starting from corruption, nepotism/regionalism, ethno-religious intolerance and a host of other vices. So therefore, for remarkable and effective long lasting change to be felt, there is need to set the stage, this setting up of the stage would surely come with repercussions and, such is the nature of change. When the President of Tanzania John Magufuli initiated political sanitation in his country, he was nicknamed "The Bulldozer" and was vehemently criticized by the cynics while being praised by the masses, but not long enough his people have started feeling the positive impact of such change.

Similarly, our beloved President Muhammadu Buhari is now being vitriolically criticized by some self-acclaimed perfectionists while being hailed by the masses who understood that their current plight is not something that happened overnight but the end result of long accumulated actions and inactions, history is being recounted not to put blame on the previous administrations but to enlighten those who are expecting miraculous change overnight, that what took several years to be destroyed should at least take few years to be rectified as we all know it's easier to destroy than to build.

We shall continue to have good faith in our beloved President and the good constructive criticizers who meant well for this great country of ours while still urging our fellow Nigerians to be more patient as beam of the light at the end of the tunnel has started getting visible.

May Allah strengthen our beloved President Muhammadu Buhari and grant him more wisdom and sound health to lead this nation.

Long Live Federal Republic of Nigeria
musaabello@gmail.com

JULIE1925:


Ur right..But I wonder why Nigeria Tourism doesn't sell out the zuma rock tho...that rock is very beautiful due to its perfect sahpe..

Yeah

Hmm

Donpresh95:
Minister of darkness (Fashola) must be happy now. But I will advice the students to be careful that blood sucking demon in Aso Rock will see this Riot as an opportunity to kill more innocent people

*Modified*



What is this insightful zombie talking about

Oh Lord forgive donpresh95, he know not what he is saying!

Till 2023

Tinubu! Since he is with PMB

Wow

Quite informative

Wow

Our Buhari is working

In ABU ZARIA, we have light virtually 24/7

Congratulations to our newest colleagues in town

History shall forever remember him for leading SUPER EAGLES to victory

By Musa A Bello (The Insightful Observer)

Human as a complex being has been studied throughout all ages, yet a lot about him still remains mystery. Be it behaviour, the body form or the soul. In all these, One fact still remains a universal truth; "The desire to fulfill his personal desires above the needs of others".

Self-centeredness is indisputably an innate nature of man, nonetheless many have developed the ability to suppress it's manifestation, though they are the insignificant few. Many problems plaguing humanity are mostly avertable if self-centeredness is put into check, particularly here in Nigeria and this is because self-centeredness, like a cancer spreads uncontrollably and leads to various antisocial vices such as imperialism, corruption, nepotism, tribalism, racism, bigotry and religious fanaticism. These aforementioned vices are the genesis of problems disturbing the world today, particularly Nigeria and Africa in general.

If a person understands that, his beliefs which he holds dear as the absolute truth to him might be relatively erroneous to another, he develops tolerance. Also, if a person understands that his position of power is to serve the general populace not gratifying his own personal desires and interests, then corruption will not rare it's ugly head. Furthermore, if a person understands that good character, attitude, knowledge, qualifications and other meritable qualities should be the criteria for considerations, surely corruption and nepotism will be words only in the dictionary.

Finally, the desire to benefit humanity while finding balance in one's own personal needs and interests should be a moral obligation upon all. The best of men are those who benefit humanity.

Cc: mynd44

by Musa A Bello (The Insightful Observer)
musaabello@gmail.com

Over the last 30–40 years, information technology (IT) has revolutionised professional life for millions of people around the world. IT has reduced the need for bulk storage of paper records by organizations due to its capacity to store large amounts of digital data on hardware which is relatively small in size. Also, because IT systems can copy, process and disseminate data, and present data in different ways, computers have been able to automate tasks that were previously repetitive and labour-intensive, and carry them out in a fast and accurate way. For these reasons, the expansion of IT into the workplace – and indeed, the home – has completely changed working practices in many industries. IT has enabled economies of scale, improved efficiencies and enabled new ways of working that were hitherto impossible.
The use of IT means that services can be provided to large populations, yet customised to each individual. Computers have had a major impact on many industry sectors including banking and finance, retail, the service industries – and healthcare. This is evident in the system of pharmaceutical services provision in healthcare facilities, for instance Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital, Shika-Zaria uses a programmed software system 'HospiPharm' designed to exclusively handles it pharmaceutical services which is being operated by a Pharmacist, the software tracks dispensary sales, patient records, drugs information and is networked to all the computers. If a patient is prescribed some drugs, all he needs to do is to go to the Pharmacy costing unit where his hospital number will be use to identify him and his prescription costed with unique invoice number, after which he will be directed to go and pay with that his invoice number. After payment, he then proceeds to 'Dispensing and Counselling' unit where the drugs will be dispensed to him after counseling with special emphasis on pharmaceutical care.

In parallel with the rise of IT during the last 40 years, the role of the pharmacist and the society in which pharmacists work has changed considerably. Pharmacists are no longer principally compounders of medicines, as most medicines now are available in a suitably packaged form from manufacturers. However, pharmacists are still responsible for ensuring that the patient receives the correct medicine, ensuring that the patient understands why they should take their medicine, and helping the patient with taking the medicine and being concordant with therapy.
Modern medicines are becoming increasingly sophisticated in terms of their modes of action , so the information available about them is correspondingly more complex. Furthermore, the amount of medicines information available has increased exponentially, with information now available through a range of different providers. Traditionally, information on medicines was available in reference sources - pharmacopoeias and compendia produced by specialist publishers and professional bodies , and also from the pharmaceutical industry . Today, however, medicines information is available from a plethora of sources on the internet.
However, information provided over the internet will not be subject to the same quality processes and review mechanisms as information in the traditional medicine reference sources so, in some cases, this information may be biased or of questionable quality. A key issue is how the most appropriate information on medicines can be made available in the most readable form to the patient or healthcare professional at the point of care.

The increasing availability of medicines information direct to the patient, as with internet sources, means that information on medicines is no longer the sole preserve of the healthcare professional. There has also been an increase in the growth of consumerism in healthcare, with a corresponding reduction in paternalism on the part of the healthcare professional. People therefore see themselves as consumers of references healthcare rather than patients. While, in fomer days, the doctor’s advice was the final authority and was not questioned, now the patient will simply fi nd a different clinician if they don’t like the advice they receive. The concepts of the “empowered patient” and the healthcare professional as “a partner” with the patient in the healthcare process are now in common use among healthcare policy makers.

References
TV Programme "Pharmacists in a changing world"
Stephen Goundrey-Smith: Information Technology in Pharmacy

Kimzylove:
Can a biochem student do pharmacy for masters?

Yeah, you can do masters in Pharmacology
We have a professor of Pharmacology in our faculty and she was a biochemist in her undergraduate

If you need any pharmacy textbook or lecture notes send me a message through whatsapp 08035800811

iconoatebaba:
Hey guys ...please can someone recommend a good Pharm Organic Chem textbook to me, like the one I can get in Soft copy format.. And also PCT and PCL too, please.

I'll need this to use it in campaigning for President Buhari come 2019

Let him try it here in Nigeria and see how our FRSC will deal with him

What an insightful analysis! So true in its entirety
Passing JAMB is one thing and surviving the university is another. Because some people find dubious ways to pass JAMB but end up not surviving in the university if admitted. Last year, due to absence of post-ume, some who got admission because of high JAMB scores are now battling with bad results

ABU ZARIA has one of the fastest internet with no restriction and found virtually at every corner of the university

Institution: Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
Level: 500L
Course: Pharmacy

One of them

Her business while hailing is mine

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