₦airaland Forum

Marverick:
yo boss sam.hws it going? Hws pharmacy school ?

nt fully yet into d Pharmacy school still on Anatomy, Physio and Biochem for now and its going fine.

kinglato:
Pls help, pharmacy school here in UDUS is PiS up, I am about to buy Inter faculty transfer form for BCH.

Lol.... Don't give up bro

indianpharm:
Good day .. Pls am a pharmacy student currently studying in india 3 yr . I will like to know the job prospect of pharmacist in nigeria and what area is currently profiting for masters and salaries. Thanks ...

Am a Pharmacy student here in Nigeria. Are u on whatsapp?

OmolodMilkman93:
Started your tutorials?

Yea... Are u in school?

jemmy1:
I choosed biochemistry as my choice of course but I want to change it to MLS with D7 in biology at KWASU, is it possible?

Impossible

RickRichards:
PDP and GEJ have done serious harm to this nation: today I saw youth who were willing to die over peanut. I couldn't believe my eyes as they confronted security operatives because they didn't get their share of the election largesse. Even gunshots could not deter them. GEJ has left a lot of people frustrated. He's truly failed. I never want to witness such again.

Are this like this??


THINK!

adeoladrg:
I was at the last PSN meeting in ogun state. I discussed it with PSN chairman. That exam is taking place very soon.

Okey bt, saw a memo from PANS national on it requesting it shudnt be to d purposeful detriment of a region unlawfully.






**u do well**

Sylverly:
lol..mehnn, same question I wanted to ask.. Maybe na codex for herbalists..lol

I think so.

@Adeoladrg, u heard of the PCN licensing exams?

Mhudi:
Ballot box snatched and taken away in my polling unit in Eleme LGA of Rivers state by PDP thugs.

Hw do u knw dey are PDP thugs?

drylman:
No INEC Official Is Leaving This Place- Asari Dokubo
Rants As He Fails To Get Accredited

Former militant, Mujahid Asari-Dokubo has aired his
displeasure after his PVC was rejected by the card reader
at his polling unit at Bakana in the Degema Local
Government Area of Rivers State.
The ex militant said no body would leave the polling
unit till everyone is accredited as the card reader was
also unable to accredit other voters .
He said it was a deliberate attempt to disenfranchise his
people..

Really? He was ranting?

bimbor:
If that is happening in the East that is impressive.

#OnChangeWeStand

Don't be surprise.... In every 12 there is always a Judas.

chizobadavis:
just came back from voting. I collect PDP 500 naira, voted APC for presidential, APC for senate, PDP for house of rep, cos house of candidate brought the transformer we are currently using now in my area. Onitsha North LGA

Onitsha never repent?

ahmedgafar7:
yea..its REAL

Which level are u in pls? And which Codex are u guys using?

luvmijeje:
PU 023: 162 voters accredited, 2 failed. Voting is commencing anytime from now.

Where is dis

kunleee:
Very well said. Infact i will be surprise if pdp win in any of the elections. Many that could vote em travel out of the state for fear of violence.
Meanwhile I thought Inec ad-hoc staffs are to remove any sign of poster or campaign close to pu. Is not so here

Even if its me I will run after experiencing the 2011 post election voilence.


Those guys are most atime cannibals so, should d poster be removed by the corp. He/she myt b dead.

kunleee:
Smooth and progressive, no card reader ish here at sabo gari tudun wada kaduna. Massive turnout too.

So sad I can't vote Sai Buhari as i registered in lagos.

Tudun wada is a stronghold of GMB

deltateam:
So far so good. I have been accreditated. Took about 15 minutes, no card reader was used. Just present your PVC aand they check your picture and mark it and then give you a piece of paper. Finally put red curtex on your right thumb finger.

Status quo returned to.

sapiorxxual:
An assignment for you all, submit latest by March 20, to Seun:

The attention of the examiNer must be drawn to any unusual dose and labels. All quantitities used and dispensed and all calculations must be clearly shown.

Rx

Tomato paste 50mg
Pepper(grounded). 6mg
Citric acid. 100ml
Rice. 900mg
Curry. 10mg
Cinnamon water. 6ml
Lime water. 50ml
Cray fish(finely sifted) 10mg
Arachis Oil. 50ml
Water to. 1000ml
Send 3.5kg
Sig: Make a concoction, to be applied on the affected part bid prn.
Question: 1. Is this an Emulsion? Is so, state the type and the main emulsifer?
2. What is the function of pepper in this prep?
(50 marks)

Pls is dis question for real?

Am nt praying his death but, hope dey aint trying to play us like in late Yaradua's death

zeezahbee:
whats happening ? Are they sharing money ?

Simon004 needs ur help

How does all this happen?

So the report was not based on dialogue?

So the report was not based on dialogue?









Moderators Fp pls

HEALTH professionals under
the aegis of the National Union of Allied to Health Professionals (NUAHP) have faulted the Alhaji Yayale Ahmed Experts Committee on Inter-Professional Relationship in the Health Sector for failing to resolve who is “medically qualified” to head government hospitals in Nigeria. Briefingnewsmen in Ibadan Thursday during a press conference organised by the union, NUAHP said although the committee’s report may go a long way in resolving some of the issues in the health sector, “the report has alsocreated further areas of disharmony especially with reference to the headship of medical laboratory science service, radiography, optometry among others, where medical practitioners are imposed as perpetual heads over other professionals.” NUAPH President, Mr. Felix Faniran, who spoke on behalf of the union, stated that “since no profession is superior to another or inferior to the
other, we disagree with this recommendation for the
following reasons: It negates the provisions of the
individual regulatory bodies and it is also contrary
to the provision of schemes of service In use in the
federation and public service rules on seniority.”
President Goodluck Jonathan had set up a 10-man
Committee of Experts on Inter-Professional
Relationship in the Health Sector in 2013 headed by
Alhaji Yayale Ahmed. At a time, Ahmed had to resign in protest over non-funding of the committee only for the committee to re-convene in May 2014-230 days after its inauguration- and finally submitted its report to President Jonathan on December 19, last year. Since the submission of the report, there has been reactions from different quarters, the latest being from NUAPH. NUAPH comprises of physiotherapists,pharmacists, medical laboratory scientists,radiographers, optometrists, and dieticians, among other key healthcare professionals in the health sector. NUAPH, which has been on strike with the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) over some of the issues the committee report covered, has been
at the forefront of campaign for the observance of
international best practices in the appointment of
hospital heads in Nigeria. While medical practitioners believe that it is their exclusive right to head hospitals, NUAHP has repeatedly said any professional in the health sector can head a hospital. Faniran, however, “suggests that the White Paper Committee should consult with the unions and professional associations in the health sector before accepting or rejecting the recommendations of the Yayale Ahmed Committee report”. Faniran added “in order to promote industrial peace and professional autonomy, we strongly recommend that each of the recognized profession be allowed to have its own substantive head of department contrary to the recommendation that the pathologist shall be the full head of department while medical laboratory scientist shall be technical head. This is unacceptable to us.” Faniran, however, said the union “welcomes and commends the Yayale Ahmed Committee recommendation on the restructuring and re organisation of the Federal Ministry of Health to
accommodate all healthcare professional groups in
clusters,” adding that “it is our hope that this recommendation shall not only be implemented
immediately but it should be reflected in the future
amendment to the National Health Act.”On the creation of top management committee (TMC), the physiotherapist said, “the recommendation of the creation of top management committee for teaching hospitals is welcomed. However, we recommend that the position of head of department be clearly defined to mean a director or someone acting in that position who is appointed to that position through promotion and not university staff who are brought in abruptly and imposed on the authentic and permanent staff of
the teaching hospital.” The union also rejected “the abolition of Doctor of Optometry and Doctor of Pharmacy degree programmes by the National Universities Commission (NUC)

futurerxdream.com.ng/health-workers-faults-yayale-report-on-hospital-leadership/


Original source: guardian

HEALTH professionals under
the aegis of the National Union of Allied to Health Professionals (NUAHP) have faulted the Alhaji Yayale Ahmed Experts Committee on Inter-Professional Relationship in the Health Sector for failing to resolve who is “medically qualified” to head government hospitals in Nigeria. Briefingnewsmen in Ibadan Thursday during a press conference organised by the union, NUAHP said although the committee’s report may go a long way in resolving some of the issues in the health sector, “the report has alsocreated further areas of disharmony especially with reference to the headship of medical laboratory science service, radiography, optometry among others, where medical practitioners are imposed as perpetual heads over other professionals.” NUAPH President, Mr. Felix Faniran, who spoke on behalf of the union, stated that “since no profession is superior to another or inferior to the
other, we disagree with this recommendation for the
following reasons: It negates the provisions of the
individual regulatory bodies and it is also contrary
to the provision of schemes of service In use in the
federation and public service rules on seniority.”
President Goodluck Jonathan had set up a 10-man
Committee of Experts on Inter-Professional
Relationship in the Health Sector in 2013 headed by
Alhaji Yayale Ahmed. At a time, Ahmed had to resign in protest over non-funding of the committee only for the committee to re-convene in May 2014-230 days after its inauguration- and finally submitted its report to President Jonathan on December 19, last year. Since the submission of the report, there has been reactions from different quarters, the latest being from NUAPH. NUAPH comprises of physiotherapists,pharmacists, medical laboratory scientists,radiographers, optometrists, and dieticians, among other key healthcare professionals in the health sector. NUAPH, which has been on strike with the Joint Health Sector Unions (JOHESU) over some of the issues the committee report covered, has been
at the forefront of campaign for the observance of
international best practices in the appointment of
hospital heads in Nigeria. While medical practitioners believe that it is their exclusive right to head hospitals, NUAHP has repeatedly said any professional in the health sector can head a hospital. Faniran, however, “suggests that the White Paper Committee should consult with the unions and professional associations in the health sector before accepting or rejecting the recommendations of the Yayale Ahmed Committee report”. Faniran added “in order to promote industrial peace and professional autonomy, we strongly recommend that each of the recognized profession be allowed to have its own substantive head of department contrary to the recommendation that the pathologist shall be the full head of department while medical laboratory scientist shall be technical head. This is unacceptable to us.” Faniran, however, said the union “welcomes and commends the Yayale Ahmed Committee recommendation on the restructuring and re organisation of the Federal Ministry of Health to
accommodate all healthcare professional groups in
clusters,” adding that “it is our hope that this recommendation shall not only be implemented
immediately but it should be reflected in the future
amendment to the National Health Act.”On the creation of top management committee (TMC), the physiotherapist said, “the recommendation of the creation of top management committee for teaching hospitals is welcomed. However, we recommend that the position of head of department be clearly defined to mean a director or someone acting in that position who is appointed to that position through promotion and not university staff who are brought in abruptly and imposed on the authentic and permanent staff of
the teaching hospital.” The union also rejected “the abolition of Doctor of Optometry and Doctor of Pharmacy degree programmes by the National Universities Commission (NUC)

futurerxdream.com.ng/health-workers-faults-yayale-report-on-hospital-leadership/


Original source: guardian

mikechronic:
Please, is there a pharmacy group on whatshap?
Am michael
I rep ifefamasi

If u see any, add me to it pls.

simon004:
pls how do I contact him?

Search for Zeezahbee she will answer u.

folabayo1:
Most of dis bosoms don fall apart jor am sure they all wore strapless bra to push it up
They are all beautiful no doubt

True talk... Infact most of dem there dey even show say dey don fall.