Project Central

Hi there,

I'm Samuel Odifa, the Host and Producer of Project Central, this is the pilot episode, yep... the first of many more interesting episodes to come.

You get to know a little about me and this amazing project, it's nice to have you here, there is not a lot I can say right now to get you to listen to this particular episode, but I can assure you that want to stick around for the others.

This episode, I chatted with a friend of mine (Unoma), she had some interesting questions for me and some opinions of her own about this podcast.

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Hey Listeners, welcome back!!! It's the second episode of project central, and I am HYPED!!! Today, you get to partake in this awesome conversation between Huwa and I. Huwa is a podcast producer and a Host, a voice over artist, a chemical engineer and a spoken word poet, her whole existence echoes creativity at every turn. Huwa and I delve into poetry as a tool for entertainment and expression, and how you can get into the space, develop yourself and most importantly earn from it.

There are some facts you need to note though.

1. This episode was recorded five months ago.

2. Huwa has a poetry book published. Check on her bio here

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This episode explores the ever socially relevant aspect of health management/health care delivery system (Pharmacy). There is a major misconception as to what the pharmacy profession entails or has to offer, alongside who exactly the pharmacist is. In this episode My friend; Isreal Adebayo (co-founder of Future Pharmacy Initiative) and I take on these big questions with our various experiences to hopefully simplify and expose the burdens we found important in this profession, especially in the Nigerian community, the actions F.P.I has taken to address some of these lapses, and the goals of F.P.I at large.

The beauty of this episode lies in the disparity of our experiences as final year students over course of our study in the faculty of pharmacy UNILAG. We also talked about self-development with respect to the pharmacy profession and how important it is to begin early and hopefully answer the ever common "what-next" question that pops up in the mind of pharmacy students and baby pharmacists alike.

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