Off-cycle Interview: What is a Pharmaceutical Journal?

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This month, I hold an off-cycle interview with my friend, Abdulrahman Dalhatu Bukar, the Editor-in-Chief of PharmaPulse, the magazine of the Pharmaceutical Association of Nigeria Students at the University of Maiduguri.

Abdulrahman Dalhatu Bukar

Presently a final year at the University of Maiduguri, Abdulrahman is passionate about writing and finds solace in mystery/thriller novels.

For this interview, Abdulrahman sheds light on the process of overseeing the editorial process for PharmaPulse, giving us a clearer picture of what a pharmaceutical journal looks like. Placing it side-by-side other journals like literary journals, he establishes the differences and similarities between them, while emphasizing the autonomy of each.

Join us on the 31st of March, 2024 as we bring this insightful session with Abdulrahman, all the way from the University of Maiduguri.

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