eleojo23:

That is for those who choose to stay in the hospital system. Pharmacy has a business side. For most pharmacists, hospital practice is something they don't even like.
A pharmacist who takes the leap and opens his own pharmacy can make huge sales.
I know of two pharmacists who opened their pharmacies about six months ago and their daily sales after about 3 months was not less than 20,000 each.
One of them started with roughly #3million, I don't have the figure for the other person.
So imagine them making more than 20,000 daily barely six months after startup, that is about 600k a month and it is going to increase with time.
In fact, one of them doubled his stock value from 700k to 1.4mil within the first 3months. And he is not even in a big city like Abuja or lagos.

Drug business is one area where people can make 100% profit and patients will still gladly buy the drug without feeling that it is expensive and by the way, nobody bargains for the price of drugs. It is usually fixed.

Have you ever taken your time to read what is written on their licence? The pharmacist's licence can fetch him millions if he is willing and able to utilize it to it's fullest.

I know a pharmacist who is among the few importers of some drugs used for IVF, he makes millions from it.

Many big men who want to invest their money are looking for pharmacists whose licence they can use to open a pharmacy. That is how profitable it is.

And for a country like Nigeria where pharmacists are in short supply, it is going to continue to be a gold mine for a long time.

One important point I want to make however is that everyone should be happy with the profession he has chosen and try to make the best out of it.

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lol. I laugh you. it's obvious you don't know who an intern worker is. medical graduate receive that sum I mentioned as a doctor still in training. the program lasts for just a year it's not their permanent work. when he's done and gotten his license. you can come and check his salary again and compare it to that of a pharmacist at the same level. and that for a doctor that wants to work as an employee. just just like you said a pharmacist can go and open a pharmaceutical company how about a doctor that wants to have his own hospital, do you know how much he earns? do you know how much a surgery is worth? just caesarian that is been done on a daily basis, do you know how much a section is worth? you mentioned IVF, fine and good, I know a doctor that does that, he charges 2million per patient and still when you get to his hospital, you hardly see space, I look up to him cos I've got interest in that line and he's also a consultant in a govt hospital wherre he commands salary. that man makes nothing less than 40million a month. though not every doctor achieved that feet but I will achieve that by God's grace. a lot of you guys mentioned some sum here but I have a lot of pharmacists as friends both young and old and they aren't that buoyant though I'm not doubting you guys. before I leave, if pharmacy is that lucrative the world would know but it seems like it's only few that know. a good product sells itself. a successful pharmacist can't compare with a successful medical doctor. Finally, in any profession you find yourself, maximize your potential in it and the sky will be your starting point. gracias

Funny how pharmacist brag a times. If the success of medical doctors are opened, believe me, all these pharmacists will hide their faces. I saw a comment where a pharmacist said he earned 123k as an intern worker. lol. medical(medicine and surgery) graduates earn nothing less than 180-200k a month as an intern worker. lemme stop here cos we medics don't go about bragging.

Fabulous7:

Who your comment help
A beg park well.

I no blame you for that moronic comment. It's as a result of feeblemindedness

calliope:

Isn't Isa kiata a female hall, do dey have toilet?
Balewa, awo, lack water for decades now,
I write to ict and works every now and then pertaining WiFi and light issues, even eyo ita is infested wit creepy creatures,
Okeke hall caught fire due to lack of mantainance (electricity wise I mean)...
Pls let's call a spade a space jare

Really, Isa kaita doesn't have toilet, I guess they egest into your mouth and last time I checked all the girls' hostel had their toilets and bathrooms renovated including the burnt Okeke hostel. Balewa and Awolowo: Last time I checked also, every UNN female hostel has two water reservoirs, an overhead and ground level water tanks and Balewa and Okpara have the privilege to also make use of medical center water supplies. Coming to WiFi services: I've been opportune to use some of the female Hostel Wi-Fi including the ones you mentioned, I've even used to download apps on my phone and I can tell that they're really good. Coming to electrical connections, it's a general norm, the hostels were built in 1962, you don't expect the electrical connections to work the way they did in your grand father's era and as for creepy creatures, if you and your predecessors had keep those places clean, those creepy creatures wouldn't be there... Tell me which school has 13 females hostels in one campus in Nigerian not to mention the 6 female hostels in the second campus with the two hostels in the old university teaching hospital and the new one being built in the new university teaching hospital excluded.. be happy with what you have...

Fabulous7:
Then dat is only limited to UI,this is a general platform.

Make proper use of dictionary before commenting. A Hall is a university Hostel and vice versa. In UNN here, it's officially called Hall but students prefer calling it Hostel.

The itinerary of the Governor of the State, Mr Willie Obiano, began with the inspection of the 1.9 kilometre road where earthwork had been done up to seventy per cent.
The road is part of the equity contribution of the State government towards the partnership which would make for easy movement in and out of the farm.
The General Manager of the farm, who conducted the Governor around said the seeding commenced on the May 23 and that harvest would be in October, with 4,000 metric tonnes of rice expected.
The Governor expressed satisfaction with both the road construction and the rice farm, observing that the technology used in the farm was advanced and computerised.
He spelt out the certainty that rice production in the state would significantly be boosted.
From Anaku, the Governor moved to Stine Rice Mill in Amichi Nnewi South Local Government Area, where Anambra rice is processed and bagged, Governor Obiano expressed delight at the growth of the mill within a short period of time especially with the “Best Rice Brand in Africa” award won with Anambra rice.
The operations of the mill had been reinvigorated through a loan provided by the Anambra Small Business Agency and it presently mills approximately nine thousand bags of rice a day.
The Managing Director of the Mill who took the Governor on facility tour of the plant acknowledged that the agricultural revolutionary policy of the Governor had given a boost to rice production in the state.
The Commissioner for Agriculture also remarked that the mill had become the biggest in West Africa by virtue of its production capacity.
Governor Obiano expressed joy that the paddy used for production in the mill was sourced 100 per cent from farms across the state and announced that the increased yield expected from rice farms across the state through his administration’s intervention would ensure the state was headed for sufficiency in rice production.
He also believes that the development will bridge the gap in consumption.
Governor Obiano further directed that construction of the Umunwehi Road leading to the milling plant be kick started immediately.

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