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ANNOUNCEMENT ON PHARM. D RECOMMENDATION. Hello everyone, The Pharm. D program recently approved in Nigeria is only RECOMMENDED for all Nigeria Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Students Studying in and outside Nigeria. The Program will be implemented in Nigerian Schools from next Academic Session. The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) gave their reasons why this program is Highly recommended. Upon resumption, NAPS EMU shall call a Congress meeting to enlighten us on the changes. Therefore, I solicit that we exercise calm until resumption. Thanks for your understanding. Ajiiboro Temitope NAPS EMU president.

The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria Interactive session with Nigerian Pharmacy Students is tomorrow 12th July, 2016 by 1pm, the venue is Green Hall, Faculty of Pharmacy. Pls note that the number one man in Pharmacy Regulations is here so u can ask him anything and be sure of reliable answers. MOST importantly, No African time, the Council's Registrar is a principled man, let's show the difference in US. #Thanks4UrSupport Best Regards NAPS North Cyprus President

NAPS-EMU/PCN Interactive Session.

pharmacists Council of Nigeria (PCN) is a body in Nigeria that regulates and controls the practice of pharmacy in Nigeria.Its responsibility is to control and regulate the practice of pharmacy throughout the Federation and the control of pharmaceutical education in Nigeria. They are in charge of licensing and Accreditation in Nigeria. They will be visiting our university, to accredit our GREAT Faculty of pharmacy and also pass vital informations to us from 10th to 14th july, 2016. Stand a chance to meet, interact, ask questions and get your Reliable Answers concerning Pharmacy practice back Home. But first fill the form below to show interest, and for those that wont make it you can also fill in your questions and they will surely be Answered. https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1HPMKSiviW5zj8NZCyN23yb_pim0UU6OUGaC-l4FWqdo/viewform?edit_requested=true NAPS EMU

NAPS-EMU/PCN Interactive Session.

Hello Everyone!!! We are happy to announce that with the help of NAPS, NSS and the University, finally, the Pharmacist Council of Nigeria (PCN) will be visiting our faculty (EMU Faculty of Pharmacy) for accreditation exercise from 10th to 14th July, 2016. Pharmacist council of Nigeria (PCN) is the pharmacy body in Nigeria that is in charge of Accreditation, Licensing and General Regulations of pharmacy practice in Nigeria. The University has created a platform during this accreditation visit for the Council to have an interactive session with Nigerian Pharmacy Students in North Cyprus, the interactive session will be on the 13th July, 2016, time and venue will be announced as preparations unfolds. A questionnaire have been drafted below for students who have already traveled for summer and wont be able to make it for the interactive session with the PCN, Kindly complete this form if you have any question for them. Secondly students that are around for the summer and wants to be part of the interactive session also have to fill the questionnaire to show interest. please be informed that only those that have indicate interest to attend this session will be attended to, because the university have requested for an estimate of persons that will be available to enable them secure a sizable venue. We have been advised to be part of this interactive section, come and get your Answers from the right source one on one. https://docs.google.com/forms/u/0/d/1HPMKSiviW5zj8NZCyN23yb_pim0UU6OUGaC-l4FWqdo/viewform?edit_requested=true NAPS EMU

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We want to use this opportunity to congratulate pharm. Chinelo Adaobi Uddoh and pharm. Halimat Balogun as pioneer graduates of E.M.U faculty of pharmacy. We wish you all success in all ya endeavors congrats.

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Naps emu ...present pharmacy quiz and debate Interschool competition. Topic for the Debate.. "An academic pharmacist contributes more to the society than a clinical pharmacist" The Quiz competition is to comprise of 3 candidates in a group of which 2 of the candidates must be below 6 semester and the other could be 6 semester or more...Every nationality is invited.... Questions will be ranging from 6semester courses and below Note:You are allowed to form your group And also you are to present your group to the Educational dept before the D day. Great prizes to be Won. Date: 10th of May Time: 5pm Venue: EMU faculty of pharmacy, Green Hall. For more info call P.R.O.. 05338837335 Education Dir..+90 533 820 6163 Event Director:0 (533) 821 67 49 Proudly supported by Faculty of Pharmacy E.M.U

Naps emu ...present pharmacy quiz and debate Interschool competition. Topic for the Debate.. "An academic pharmacist contributes more to the society than a clinical pharmacist" The Quiz competition is to comprise of 3 candidates in a group of which 2 of the candidates must be below 6 semester and the other could be 6 semester or more...Every nationality is invited.... Questions will be ranging from 6semester courses and below Note:You are allowed to form your group And also you are to present your group to the Educational dept before the D day. Great prizes to be Won. Date: 10th of May Time: 5pm Venue: EMU faculty of pharmacy, Green Hall. For more info call P.R.O.. 05338837338 Education Dir..+90 533 820 6163 Event Director:0 (533) 821 67 49 Proudly supported by Faculty of Pharmacy E.M.U

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NAPS-EMU HOLDS DRUG ABUSE/MENTAL DISORDERS AWARENESS The Nigerian Association of Pharmacy Students (NAPS-EMU) had the maiden edition of its awareness program tagged drug abuse and mental disorders. This was an interface between the members of the association and the entire EMU community, an avenue was created for everyone to check their blood pressure and pulse rate for free. In addition to that, questionnaires where given to people to fill in order to ascertain how well informed they are about drug abuse and mental disorders. Advices where also given to members of the public on how to manage stress as students where stress is a commonplace. Handbills where also given out which highlighted commonly abused drugs such as sedatives,antibiotics, nicotine, analgesics, cannabis sativa (weed) and contraceptives. Stands were mounted at the faculty of pharmacy and at the central lecture hall where these services were carried out. The event reached its high point with a procession from the Atatürk square to Basket 2, then to the communications faculty from where a detour was taken to the faculty of Business and Economics and then back to the central lecture halls. Indeed it was an eventful outing.