PCN Inducts 117 Madonna Pharmacy Graduates in a significant milestone for Nigeria’s healthcare sector. The induction marks the transition from academic training to professional practice. It also highlights the growing need for skilled healthcare professionals across the country.
The ceremony took place at Madonna University, Elele Campus, Rivers State, during the institution’s 17th oath-taking and induction ceremony for the 2024/2025 pharmacy class. Pharmacy Council of Nigeria formally admitted the graduands into the profession, emphasizing ethical conduct and professional responsibility.
Induction Marks Beginning Of Professional Journey
The event represents more than graduation.
According to the Registrar of the council, Ibrahim Babashehu Ahmed, the induction is only the first phase of professional training.
In addition, newly inducted pharmacists must complete a compulsory one-year internship. They are also required to pass the Pre-Registration Examination before receiving full licensure to practice.
As a result, the process ensures that only qualified professionals enter Nigeria’s healthcare system.
PCN Inducts 117 Madonna Pharmacy Graduates
The ceremony also celebrated academic excellence.
Stephanie Nnajiofor emerged as the overall best graduating student among the 117 inductees.
Moreover, the council charged all graduands to uphold integrity, maintain ethical standards, and commit to continuous learning. Therefore, professionalism remains central to their future roles.
Strengthening Nigeria’s Healthcare Workforce
The induction contributes to national development.
Madonna University is one of Nigeria’s leading private institutions, known for strong programmes in medicine and pharmacy.
Meanwhile, the Pharmacy Council of Nigeria continues to regulate and maintain standards across pharmaceutical education and practice nationwide.
Consequently, the addition of 117 new pharmacists strengthens healthcare delivery and expands access to quality pharmaceutical services.
In Summary,PCN inducts 117 Madonna pharmacy graduates as a new generation of professionals enters the healthcare system. However, their success will depend on continuous training and ethical practice. Ultimately, these graduates will play a vital role in improving healthcare outcomes across Nigeria.
