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oluwaseyi0:


This same issue of changing narrative is why she put it on social media because after said and done she can't trust the system or PCN to protect her

Then you do not know or understand how the Pharmacist council operates. It is a strict and very well arranged organization. If she’s licensed, she can make her report. Again, it is very easy for her to find another job. Once licensed, even PCN can help out if job opportunities present themselves. On this, we cannot just draw our conclusions, without getting details from the pharmacy where she worked.

If it was a working country, this case would be thoroughly investigated for further actions

stasius:


Even when they intend to use it for nefarious activities like rape? Abi?
Give them abi?

Didn't you read that the senior pharmacist had first prescribed it for him for Tinubu govt stress .

Those drugs dey help I no go lie , last year I lost a lot of money to one useless actress na that Lexotan help me through that time .

Hardly blive her!

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Were you there oga oversabi, this is how we nonesense in this country...

Built2last:
No be Naija

Your Boss is a packaged drug dealer

We don't have regulators in Naija. In western world, they will move in to investigate and your boss license will be revoked forever.

But hey, even regulators will read this and keep scrolling. When we say All is not well with Naija people will think we are hating

That's the problem even if she report to the appropriate authority nothing will be done because corruption everywhere

One of the biggest mistakes a man can make in life is to believe one side of a story.

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria ( PSN) is the first and oldest professional body in Nigeria. They guide their reputation seriously.
Pharmacy training and practice in Nigeria is highly rigorous and Top notch. Nigerian Pharmacists occupy a prime role of ensuring that the Nigerian health sector didn't and will not collapse. That's why you can hardly ever find substandard made in Nigeria Pharmaceutical products.

As drug experts, they will rather close down their professional practice than push substandard medicines to the public. That's how intense their training guide the way they look at their obligation to their patients and public. If this report is true, PCN will not spare the pharmacy practice License holder

She's not saying the whole truth. She can't be sacked for that. Lies everywhere.

She obviously had issues with her boss, and wanted to get back at her. Since the patient told her the boss has prescribed the same medication previously, she should have get back to her boss before conclusion.

Comments like some here is the reason Nigeria will remain the way it is.
Someone stood for the right thing and people are blaming her.
Y'all deserve 20yrs of Tinubu and another 20years of Seyi after lol

What is Diazepam?
Diazepam, sold under the brand name Valium among others, is a medicine of the benzodiazepine family that acts as an anxiolytic. It is used to treat a range of conditions, including anxiety, seizures, alcohol withdrawal syndrome, muscle spasms, insomnia, and restless legs syndrome.

Report to PSN and PCN ( at both state and national level ni o because your oga fit get mouth for state).
Let them investigate this.

I wish she took record of the interactions
Cos narratives will change no evidence

G0odharddick:
Lies.

This girl is notoriously known for posting fictions on twitter

fear women

She must have been fired because she's an Igbo?

Then give us the full gist

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria ( PSN) is the first and oldest professional body in Nigeria. They guide their reputation seriously.
Pharmacy training and practice in Nigeria is highly rigorous and Top notch. Nigerian Pharmacists occupy a prime role of ensuring that the Nigerian health sector didn't and will not collapse. That's why you can hardly ever find substandard made in Nigeria Pharmaceutical products.

As drug experts, they will rather close down their professional practice than push substandard medicines to the public. That's how intense their training guide the way they look at their obligation to their patients and public. If this report is true, PCN will not spare the pharmacy practice License holder

cho cho cho rubeesh

Un any organisation there should be an orientation...before you start work..things like this shouldn't happen..if u feel you are not in agreement after the orientation of the organisational ethics you avoid g the agreement to take the job. Lots of organisation engage in sharp practises to make ends meet.

Nigeria doesn't know how to anything good properly. like education or infrastructure, or society, or anything good and beneficial for most.

Nigeria as currently packaged, is not good for daily human life. What a so called country. Everything is maximum stup*dity.

Chilipepper:
Pharmacy graduate cries out after being dismissed for refusing to sell Diazepam without a doctor’s prescription — ‘I was only doing the right thing’.


OBIANUJUAKU (@obianuju_pc) wrote:



https://x.com/obianuju_pc/status/1926996226236395793?t=Fv2JjyGN74nuPLPV9-hi2w&s=19

Your boss employed you to qualify as a Pharmacy Shop.You don't sell drugs where would he get money for your salary?

You did the right thing but this is Nigeria where all is about money!


A hospital in Nigeria recommended CS to a pregnant woman .A doctor midwived the woman and she gave birth to the baby without CS On the following day he was dismissed at work.

Reason : He did not allow the hospital to make money from CS.Where would it get money to pay his salary?

Welcome to Nigeria where a lot of things are fundamentally wrong in theory and practice.
Those that run pharmacy shops and private hospitals are after money not ethics of the profession.

FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria ( PSN) is the first and oldest professional body in Nigeria. They guide their reputation seriously.
Pharmacy training and practice in Nigeria is highly rigorous and Top notch. Nigerian Pharmacists occupy a prime role of ensuring that the Nigerian health sector didn't and will not collapse. That's why you can hardly ever find substandard made in Nigeria Pharmaceutical products.

As drug experts, they will rather close down their professional practice than push substandard medicines to the public. That's how intense their training guide the way they look at their obligation to their patients and public. If this report is true, PCN will not spare the pharmacy practice License holder

she said her sack was as a result of her not selling a controlled drug that must come from a doctor. If the guy dies same oga will come to the pharmacy and blame the girl for selling it to him. So for your write up makes no sense

SHE REALLY DEY COOL CAUSE BY NOW SHE SUPPOSE DON BURN DOWN THE WHOLE PHARMACY

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FreeStuffsNG:
Pharmacy graduate is not yet a fully Licensed Pharmacist but trainee Pharmacist. By law, she's yet to be a full employee and meant to act under Supervision of a Licensed Pharmacist.

Even as a rookie, she knows what to do for this kind of thing. Putting this on social media, if true, is not the way to go. She is meant to log it in and report the incident to the Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN).

She was probably fired for something else but using this to get back at the organization since she's aware of their unethical practices.

Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria ( PSN) is the first and oldest professional body in Nigeria. They guide their reputation seriously.
Pharmacy training and practice in Nigeria is highly rigorous and Top notch. Nigerian Pharmacists occupy a prime role of ensuring that the Nigerian health sector didn't and will not collapse. That's why you can hardly ever find substandard made in Nigeria Pharmaceutical products.

As drug experts, they will rather close down their professional practice than push substandard medicines to the public. That's how intense their training guide the way they look at their obligation to their patients and public. If this report is true, PCN will not spare the pharmacy practice License holder

Oga what are you even saying? She did the right thing by making it public. Now I know how useful or harmful diazepam can be.

You’ll still blame her is anything happens to the patient. Naija self

Numerouno94:


She's not saying the whole truth. She can't be sacked for that. Lies everywhere.

It seems you work in the same place with her. Her boss is a lady so maybe she is trying to take the boss’s husband or boyfriend,Abi she smart the lady…. Oga tell us what you suspect. Cho Cho Cho Cho.

Built2last:
No be Naija

Your Boss is a packaged drug dealer

We don't have regulators in Naija. In western world, they will move in to investigate and your boss license will be revoked forever.

But hey, even regulators will read this and keep scrolling. When we say All is not well with Naija people will think we are hating

NAFDAC's clampdown on fake and adulterated products in the South East is being interpreted by some as targeting Igbo businesses. At the same time, many people like you complain that regulators are not living up to their responsibilities. It seems that many of you are either confused or simply being mischievous.

Chilipepper:
Pharmacy graduate cries out after being dismissed for refusing to sell Diazepam without a doctor’s prescription — ‘I was only doing the right thing’.
OBIANUJUAKU (@obianuju_pc) wrote:

https://x.com/obianuju_pc/status/1926996226236395793?t=Fv2JjyGN74nuPLPV9-hi2w&s=19

Are you So Sure , you are right and doing the 'Right thing ?
If so why did they place this particular drug under Strict Medical Personnel Recommendations?
Stop being Comic- because this is Not about Pharmacy - Medical tug of War thing ,in Nigeria!
You were Wrong,
Some Medications like the above are to be given through Vetted Notes, from Hospitals and not on hand basis.
Why do we trivialise things in Nigeria- for this is about Safety of Lives not about Political or Professional Supremacy.
That is why we are not Progressively moving forward ⏩ in Nigeria.

this story looks fabricated, how can a pharmacist graduate without license tell his or her boss who is a pharmacist what to do.
this girl do not even have the right to access the poison cupboard not to talk of dispensing Valium until she is fully certified by PCN.
there is more to this story than she is saying, i dont think you can be fired something like this.

She did right but she wholly did wrong.. u can’t undermine ur boss.
We know Nigeria don’t do drug regulation unlike other countries.