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Dr Abubakar Abdulhakim has highlighted pharmacists' potential contribution to non-communicable disease prevention and management, including screening, lifestyle counselling, medication optimisation and patient education.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria is preparing to mark 100 years since its founding in 1927, with President Ayuba Tanko Ibrahim outlining plans for a major centenary programme in 2027.
Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria President Pharm. Ayuba Tanko Ibrahim has urged pharmacists to look beyond medicine dispensing and strengthen their roles in patient care, health education, counselling and public health.
The Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria has called on the Federal Government to approve and invest in a Pharmacy First Initiative, positioning community pharmacies as accessible points for defined primary healthcare services.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria has urged pharmacists to expand their role beyond medicine dispensing by strengthening patient care, public health services, evidence-based practice and responsible use of emerging technologies.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria has invited pharmacists to apply or nominate colleagues for three 2026 professional awards recognising innovation, leadership, professional excellence, community service and contributions to pharmacy practice.
Young pharmacists and pharmacy students in Kaduna have been encouraged to take deliberate responsibility for career development, pursue professional opportunities, build relevant skills and uphold integrity at a World Pharmacists Day mentorship workshop.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) leadership and the IJELE 2026 Conference Planning Committee paid a courtesy visit to the National Chairman of the Association of Industrial Pharmacists of Nigeria (AIPN), Pharm. Bankole Ezebuilo, in Anambra State, reaffirming collaboration, professional unity, and support for a successful IJELE 2026 conference.
The Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN) has released its second State of the Profession – Progress Report for 2026, highlighting developments on the proposed Grade Level 12 entry point for Pharm.D graduates, landmark court judgments, policy engagements, and ongoing advocacy efforts.
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