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How you know those that haven't worked in A & E .

@Zaddy_Abdul What is your thought about the proposed health sector regulatory bill ?

HCPs who aren’t Medical Doctors think we are fans of those Medical Doctors in top leadership positions like the Ministers, NMA heads and other Medical elders. They judge us by the actions of those few. No HCP is against medical elders like Medical Doctors. 1/5

@FavorGrace90 You are doing well

Ready to take charge of my unit today. Our hustle will pay, we will not labor in vain. #AngelT

Health workers converged at Unity Fountain in Abuja, marched to the National Assembly protesting today against the proposed Health Sector Regulatory Bill. These bills have passed first reading in the Nigerian Senate and are currently before the National Assembly. JOHESSU is demanding amendments or rejection of the bills. The core issue is a provision that would subject all medical and allied health professions (including nurses, pharmacists, laboratory scientists, physiotherapists, and others) to regulation by the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN). JOHESU argues that: Each health profession already has its own established regulatory body to maintain professional standards and practice. The bill would undermine the autonomy of these bodies. It would effectively make non-physician health professionals "second-class" to medical doctors, imposing what they call "regulatory apartheid" or subordination.

@Howlingmutant0 Wtf

I’m basically asexual at this point but I do have one vigorous jackoff session a week. I don’t enjoy it it’s just to get the poison out like milking a baby cobra

@trillijay001 Unique , preference and exclusivity.

@Hills_CU Why 🤔

Honestly, I prefer being called Pharm than Dr. or better still just call me by my name .

@RitaOnwurah The last movie (Ikemefuna Nwa Boi) acted by STAN NZE was a mess of Igbo culture. I hope due diligence was before putting this out . Our culture shouldn't be altered for entertainment.

Without culture, there is no identity. Without identity, there is no legacy. Proud to present my first of many films in Igbo, written and produced by me. IJU ESE is coming to YouTube on Good Friday, 3 April 2026.

@Yemihazan Nah unemployment it be

Nigerians are appearing in other counties top audience stats, I don't know if this is a good thing. E dey smell like unemployment 😩

@1CryptoMama Happy Birthday Mama Remain Blessed

March 25th a star 💫 was born Happy Birthday to me

@Morris_Monye 😂😂

Everyone will start putting their country’s flag on their bio to connect with their home audience. 😀

@GuyMr10 This can't be Enugu

“enugu is not lagos, people don’t beg here” can everybody rest now?

@nikitabier Stop the discrimination Stop the discrimination Stop the discrimination Stop the discrimination Stop the discrimination Stop the discrimination

Most APC Senators , Akpabio and Co didn't contest senatorial Primaries but is currently a serving senator but PETER OBI who was involved in LP Primaries is not qualified? Not surprised this is coming now , they are watering the ground to make sure he isn't on the 2027 ballot.

Why always Nigerians ?

@enosxI You never start dey learn work ? Your life don gbim

The way I day look this web3, everybody go later go learn work

This handler say na political content creator.🤣🤣🤣

@Donjaytrix001 @Wizarab10 😂😂😂😂😂

Can a 9-5 girl bag him?

@pharmahub_NG @grok , How much can all this process cost ?

Nigeria 🇳🇬 Pharmacists' Pathway to Canada 🇨🇦 Licensure: PEBC Evaluation Route (most common for practicing pharmacists): 1. Credential Assessment — PEBC EE:Apply to the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) for an Evaluating Examination. Submit your degree, transcripts, and proof of Nigerian registration. PEBC will assess your credentials against Canadian standards. 2. Education Requirement: Your Nigerian B.Pharm or Pharm.D must be assessed as substantially equivalent to a Canadian entry-to-practice program. A five-year or Pharm.D program is generally favoured. Four-year B.Pharm holders may face additional scrutiny — contact PEBC directly. 3. Language Proficiency: Demonstrate English proficiency via CELBAN, IELTS, or equivalent. Being Nigerian-trained helps, but the test is still typically required. Check your target province's score thresholds. 4. PEBC Evaluating Examination (EE): A written multiple-choice exam covering pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacy practice, and therapeutics — based on Canadian standards. This is the main knowledge gateway for internationally trained pharmacists. 5. Structured Practical Training (SPT): After passing the EE, complete supervised practical training under a licensed Canadian pharmacist. Hours and structure vary by province. 6. PEBC Qualifying Examination (QE) Parts I & II: QE Part I is written; QE Part II is an OSCE (practical, scenario-based). Both must be passed — the same exams Canadian graduates sit. 7. Provincial Jurisprudence Exam: Each province has its own pharmacy law exam. Ontario, BC, and Alberta each have distinct requirements. Must be passed in the province where you intend to practice. 8. Provincial Licensure:Apply to your target province's regulatory college (e.g., Ontario College of Pharmacists, College of Pharmacists of BC). Requirements differ by province — always check the specific college website. pharmahub.com.ng ©️PharmahubNG

@DrEffiong_John @HubWendy You see how you have comfortable labelled a quack as a Pharmacist without proper investigation. This is where the change should start. The egarness to put each other down is the reason our health system in this demograph ain't getting better because we focus on frivolities.

@HubWendy You're right, we may never know the qualification of the person. Our society doesn't punish wrongdoing and that's why quackery has become a menace. May God help our people

Is there something I’m missing? Ain’t Pharmacist licensed to prescribe certain meds or they only legally authorized to dispense, import, manufacture, and compound dru g s? I feel it’s just all about maintaining boundaries and working within their scope. I’m lost!😮🙄