Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸

An experienced Salesman | HealthCareProfessional | Pharmacist | Entrepreneur | HealthEconomist | DataAnalyst | PolicyAdvocate

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Knowledge and delivery is key but you must have a good grasp of the following:

1. People: Never take the following people for granted; Your Clients, Staff and Vendors. Your clients will be your greatest advocates while your Staff are your ambassadors. Your vendors can give you credit lines running to millions. Cherish the relationship and treat them nicely.

2. Location is paramount. Avoid the temptation of jumping on the first shop you see. Spend an evening to check foot-drops around your potential location and also look for crowd pullers like hotels, Lounges, Supermarkets and places of worship.

3. Remember, businesses exist not to make profit. The sole aim of any business is to attract and retain Customers. Profit is only an Indicator of how well you do that. Have your customer retention strategies clearly outlined and ensure everyone in your organization is on board.

4. Lastly, don’t work in isolation. You need a mentor and a community of like minds where best practices are shared.

I wish you luck.

[Chidiebube💫 @Chidiebube_1]

Any advice for someone going into community pharmacy practice for the first time?

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@sholard_mancity How was the first goal by a fellow black man?

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Men have always been fighting over straight of Hormuz.

What did you think CHIKE did?

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

A female Pharmacist implicated in the death of Abacha.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@Thepentane_ Prepare for Premium tears. I did this sh*t 8years ago.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@asemota It has to be 😅😂😂

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@Symply_rhoda1 It helps to keep in mind that a person can be a loving Parent yet a horrible Spouse.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@DrJoeAbah @nwachukwunedu That last line is solid.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@IhabFathiSulima For those who don’t know, this is a reverse axial aseptic exposure. This protocol was invented by Dr Sabi as a means of micro flora interception via microsomal magma diffuser. Please where did I stop?

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

We are not only inflicted with absolute poverty but also with poverty of the mindset.

[Big Uncle @Usmanashafe]

Look at the type of animals the Governor of Niger State is rearing 😲

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Nigerian X is so noisy. So many People talking at the same time with few listeners.

When People listen; they listen to respond and not to understand.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Nigerian X is so noisy. So many People talking at the same time with few listeners.

When People listen; they listen to respond and not to understand.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@Monica54694386 Same. A sibling did same.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

The news coming out of Gwagwalape Close to Aso C in Nasarawa State is horrible.

Bandits storm a School and made away with School Children on Bikes.

Most Schools in Maraba have shot down indefinitely.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

WOW!!! Watch till the end. 2027 Election is by the corner.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Great lessons.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Peter Obi doesn’t give shishi 😂😂

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

2027: Why I changed support from Peter Obi to Adebayo — Prophet El-Buba https://t.co/eLHrP3BmoN

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Some should check on Datti Please.

Dude is throwing tantrums like someone suffering from the trauma of a recent heart break.

[Vanguard Newspapers @vanguardngrnews]

Kwankwaso walks in front of Obi ; I never did that.

- Datti Baba-Ahmed, former Labour Party vice-presidential candidate.

Video Credit : Symfoni Podcast // YouTube

[Vanguard Newspapers @vanguardngrnews]

Kwankwaso walks in front of Obi ; I never did that.

- Datti Baba-Ahmed, former Labour Party vice-presidential candidate.

Video Credit : Symfoni Podcast // YouTube

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

Refresher Study guide for young Community Pharmacists.

Hour 1: Read & summarize disease (definition, epidemiology, diagnosis, treatment options).
Hour 2: Attempt 10 MCQs (self‑test).

📅 Six‑Month Study Calendar for a Community Pharmacist (Nigeria)

Month 1: Infectious Diseases

Week 1: Malaria

Day 1: Overview & epidemiology
Day 2: Diagnosis (microscopy, RDTs)
Day 3: Treatment (ACTs, supportive care)
Day 4: Prevention (ITNs, prophylaxis)
Day 5: Complications (severe malaria)
Day 6: Case studies + MCQs
Day 7: Weekly review
Week 2: Typhoid Fever
Day 8: Overview & epidemiology

Day 9: Diagnosis (Widal, blood culture)
Day 10: Treatment (ciprofloxacin, ceftriaxone)
Day 11: Prevention (hygiene, vaccination)
Day 12: Complications
Day 13: Case studies + MCQs
Day 14: Weekly review
Week 3: Tuberculosis
Day 15: Overview & epidemiology

Day 16: Diagnosis (sputum, GeneXpert)
Day 17: Treatment (RIPE regimen)
Day 18: Prevention (BCG, DOTS)
Day 19: Complications (MDR‑TB)
Day 20: Case studies + MCQs
Day 21: Weekly review
Week 4: HIV/AIDS
Day 22: Overview & epidemiology

Day 23: Diagnosis (ELISA, PCR)
Day 24: Treatment (ART regimens)
Day 25: Prevention (condoms, PrEP)
Day 26: Opportunistic infections
Day 27: Case studies + MCQs
Day 28: Weekly review
Week 5: Hepatitis (A–E)
Day 29: Overview & epidemiology

Day 30: Diagnosis (serology, LFTs)
Day 31: Treatment (supportive, antivirals)
Day 32: Prevention (vaccines, hygiene)
Day 33: Complications (cirrhosis, HCC)
Day 34: Case studies + MCQs
Day 35: Monthly review
Month 2: Cardiovascular Diseases
Week 1: Hypertension (Days 36–42)

Week 2: Heart Failure (Days 43–49)

Week 3: Stroke (Days 50–56)
Week 4: Dyslipidemia (Days 57–63)
Week 5: Monthly review (Days 64–65)
Month 3: Respiratory Diseases
Week 1: Asthma (Days 66–72)
Week 2: COPD (Days 73–79)

Week 3: Pneumonia (Days 80–86)

Week 4: Pulmonary TB (Days 87–93)
Week 5: Monthly review (Days 94–95)
Month 4: Endocrine & Metabolic
Week 1: Diabetes Mellitus (Days 96–102)
Week 2: Thyroid Disorders (Days 103–109)
Week 3: Obesity (Days 110–116)

Week 4: Metabolic Syndrome (Days 117–123)

Week 5: Monthly review (Days 124–125)
Month 5: CNS & Mental Health
Week 1: Epilepsy (Days 126–132)
Week 2: Depression (Days 133–139)
Week 3: Anxiety Disorders (Days 140–146)
Week 4: Psychosis/Schizophrenia (Days 147–153)

Week 5: Monthly review (Days 154–155)

Month 6: Special Populations & Rational Drug Use
Week 1: Pediatrics (Days 156–162)
Week 2: Geriatrics (Days 163–169)
Week 3: Pregnancy & Lactation (Days 170–176)
Week 4: Rational Drug Use, Antimicrobial Stewardship (Days 177–183)
Week 5: Final review & mock exam (Days 184–186)

Let me know if you want to embark on this Journey.

[Sarkin Magani 💊🦠🧪🩸 @OneRomzy]

@PharmWise Don’t forget add Chemistry, Herbalist and management