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Wiseonetemmy:I'm not advising anyone to go into prostitution or whatever. I'm only saying things can precipitate the thoughts of prostitution and that's not a bad thing to say. You are only judging from the periphery, if you go to the roots... you'll know how deep it is. |
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Wiseonetemmy:LoL. You're quick to judge. I'm not justifying prostitution. I'm only saying people do irrational things when they feel too much pressure. You don't know what some of these people are passing through... Just pray you don't wear their shoes one day, you don't want to feel the heat. |
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TEYA:If the head isn't dysfunctional, the body will be at peace. People get pushed to the wall; to do things they wouldn't ordinarily entertain the thoughts of. If the country were to be conducive enough, you think every Tom, Dick and Harry would want to leave at any slightest opportunity? I doubt that. Most of the girls have been pushed --- beyond the wall--- that they resort to anything thrown at them. How you're living(...good or bad) isn't how everyone is living. Someone is living better and worse. Ciao! |
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This is heartening and to say that our government is doing next-to-nothing about this is more disheartening. God help us all... 1 Like |
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Ebithayo:Almost all the admission lists are out. Almost. |
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Krystalzkris:The chances of her getting something is slim. Tell her to get another JAMB but shouldn't give up yet(...if she met her departmental cutoff mark) |
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Climaths:It'd be better to keep communication here... |
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Climaths:No. The screening form is not yet out. |
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It's false. The screening form is not yet out. I'm thinking prolly after school exams or during... |
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ademola010:Yes. |
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ademola010:That should do but you can calculate your points. I think you stand a high chance of getting admitted. |
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Krystalzkris:It'll depend almost entirely on the O'level result. |
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adamsanchez:30-40% or thereabout. You might stand a chance but it'd be thin. |
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senny0001:Admission by direct entry is into 200L and not 300L. |
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You guys should agree on one official thread. it looks like there's two already. |
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Hi guys. I'm Peter, a 400L student of OAU. You can ask whatever you'd like to know here and I'll try to reply as soon as I can. Enjoy! |
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Samsantos9:Mixed feelings really. it'll definitely have its pros and cons. |
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Samsantos9:Three "full time" years? That's a long time!!! |
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Olamybabs:Ace! I'm a 400L student of OAU. You're one leg in. You can calculate your points already. Good luck. |
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TRAILBLAIZER:No. You don't go for another six years program. You just need to take something like a conversion program or so. |
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TRAILBLAIZER: Hello Trailblazer. Pharmacy is, at present, a five-year course which involves you taking general science courses(chemistry, physics, biology..) in your very first year(pre-pharmacy year). Pharmacy is "subdivided" into five departments; pharmacology(study of drug and drug actions, side effects, et cetera), pharnacognosy(study of medicinal plants), pharmaceutics(study of drug formulation and dosage forms), pharmaceutical microbiology, which is under pharmaceutics(study of microbes and their relevance to pharmacy), pharmaceutical chemistry(study of medicinal chemistry) and clinical pharmacy and pharmacy administration. Depending on your school maybe, you'll be taking courses from all of these departments from your second year. I don't know how BUK runs her program but there shouldn't be too wide differences in how pharmacy schools in Nigeria run their program. B.Pharm is the current degree awarded to graduate pharmacists in Nigeria and the program runs for five years. The PharmD program runs for six. A big difference between the two is that the latter is more clinically oriented than the former as pharmD ups the "clinical game" of the pharmacist-in-training. The B.Pharm is slipping into obsolescence. The pharmD, I'll say, is better as it considers the patient; the final consumer of drugs. Rx is a sign that summarily means "Prescription". On hospital prescription sheets, you'll see this sign before the doctor fills in the medication to dispensed amidst other stuffs. You can ask more questions here if you aren't satisfied. The bosses will do justice to it. As men of honour...... BTW, who's coming to OAU for synergy '17? 1 Like |
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Hello. We already have a thread for Pharmacy students and aspirants. Check here; https://www.nairaland.com/1452911/pharmacists-pharmacy-students-interns-home |
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I'm just wondering why it's becoming exceedingly difficult for pharmacy graduates to get internship placement. I saw a senior colleague who just got a place a year and a few months after graduation. It's sad...really. Any way out of the internship impasse? As men of honour... |
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I wonder how people comfortably draw conclusions from a minute part of stories. Most of you all haven't heard the full story and just concluded he couldn't swim before his demise. It's so unfortunate rational thinking has lost its palace and has been replaced by the very inconsequential need to talk; to say anything--- anything at all. He was a good swimmer and only went to chill out in that pool after his exams. Mental development will never find it's way to a closed head, we should learn to pick smithereens of facts before rushing to type whatever our brains purge at first thought. In pace requiscat Max! PANS OAU will miss you... 3 Likes |
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Even if we, as Nigerians, don't have a valid right to know his health status(...and state in general), isn't it logical for "The presidency" and whoever is involved to tell us how far or how well things are going. It's utter tomfoolery to keep well over 180million people in the dark over the health of their president. I don't see how well the term "president" is justified in the case of PMB if he's abroad and the whole nation is saying absolute nothing about it. |
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jstbeinhonest:Just as defensive? I guess then they conceded just 4 goals before the final too, they were unbeaten until the finals, they had a lot of clean sheets.... right? What Barca couldn't do in 180 minutes, Madrid did in 90.. what Messi couldn't do in 180, Ronaldo did in 20. 1 Like |
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henrixx:Oh yeah! jstbeinhonest: henrixx:Oh yeah! |
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jstbeinhonest:Check Ronaldo stats and find your answers... and saying Ronaldo waits in the box for tap-in goals is an indication you started watching football recently. Go and watch Ronaldo's clips and you'll see you just committed a fallacy. Messi isn't lazy, but someone is obviously working harder! 1 Like |
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burberry89:Let me disillusion you. Barca didn't play the same Juventus two seasons ago. They played a weaker version. That was a Juventus with a Conte, not Allegri. A Juventus without Alves. A less defensive Juventus! In the end, one team won a double! |
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Disneylady:Funny! What if Ronaldo had the likes of Xavi, Iniesta, Alves and co that Messi had(...during his consecutive Balon D' or era), Messi won't match him? Check out Portugal's National team and Argentina's. What I think you missed is that Ronaldo is talented, just as Messi, but only became better when he saw that talent can be made better by including hard work. 1 Like |
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Bukkiminat:I tire oh! |
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