DANI

Group of progressive Nursing Stakeholders and volunteers for professional development- Development and Advocacy for Nurses Initiatives.

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

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[Nanyo 💋🖤 @Nanyo_sae]

I spent hours reading official licensing guidelines, healthcare employers' websites and regulatory documents.

Here's the step-by-step pathway to BECOMING A REGISTERED NURSE IN QATAR

1. Know your destination.
Qatar is a high-income country in the Middle East with one of the region's most advanced healthcare systems.
The country relies heavily on internationally trained healthcare professionals.
Currency: Qatari Riyal (QAR)

1 QAR ≈ ₦430 (exchange rates fluctuate).

2) Check if you're eligible.
Most employers require:
Bachelor of Nursing (BNSc)
Valid practising licence
At least 2 years of recent post-registration clinical experience.

[IRCC Express Entry Draws Alerts @IRCCdrawsAlerts]

🎉 New draw alert! 🎉

Category: Healthcare and Social Services Occupations, 2026-Version 3
Cut-off: 475
Invitations: 4000
Tie-breaking rule: May 21, 2026 at 12:14:09 UTC

Congratulations to all who made it!
#ExpressEntry #IRCC #CanadaImmigration

[Fola 🇨🇦🇳🇬RN @saliukenny]

Hi Nurses,
For those seeking Canada immigration, some nurses are confusing the immigration and licensing. So, first off they are two separate things.
Immigration part of it, is so you can be in the country legally, either through PR, work permit or study pathway.

For licensing

[Nursingworld Community 💙 @Nursingworld_Ng]

@Nigeria_NMC Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN)

INAUGURATION OF NMCN BOARD MEMBERS.

Dr. (Mrs) Alice Ogundele becomes the new NMCN Board Chairman.

Inauguration of 21 Members NMCN Board ceremony today 18th June, 2026 in Abuja

[Alutanurse✊️🩺 @aluta_nurse]

A glimpse of nurses standing together in peaceful advocacy for justice, professionalism, and the timely release of NMCN certificates.
Unity remains our greatest strength.
#ReleaseOurCertificates #NigerianNurses

[TheDarkNurse @nr_davidolise]

Today, the Association of Young Nigerian Nurses (AYNN) matched to the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) branch in the School of post basic mental health nursing, Yaba

Although we had a setback as regards the turnout. Regardless, ALUTA CONTINUA

Our goal is to know the reason behind the delay of our certificates of registration since 2023.
We were able to speak with a representative officer of NMCN.

He assured us that steps are being taken currently to get the certificates ready, and soon, it would be available.
We pressured on that phrase "Soon" and demanded that NMCN should give clear information on why this has been held for this long.

We spent approximately 45 minutes in front of the office of NMCN demanding reasons behind the withheld certificates.

The rep couldn't give a clear reason because he said it was above him.

From a very notable leader in the profession, she said a board has been appointed, but the federal government — especially the presidency - needs to sign it.

We await the response from our Abuja team because they were able to see the registrar and a meeting was held.

Thank you @dagbananurse @Maggie_shugaa
@aluta_nurse @MHN_janet @nursechriz
These are the few names I could remember and tag here.

Thank you @FellowNurses1 for the coverage.

Great young nurses!!!

[Dagbananurse @dagbananurse]

If you are a nurse in Lagos, affected by the refusal of NMCN to sign our certificate since 2023 or not, join us at school of post basic psychiatry mental health at YABA now.

We have to speak up for ourselves. No one will do that for us.

Pull up, I'm there right now!!

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Thousands of qualified nurses have completed their training, passed their exams, and fulfilled every requirement, yet many have waited nearly 2yrs for their certificates.
We stand wt affected graduates demanding immediate action from NMCN.
@Nigeria_NMC
#ReleaseOurCertificatesNow

[Alutanurse✊️🩺 @aluta_nurse]

The conversation has reached the highest level.
Our representatives are currently meeting with the NMCN Chairman in Abuja to address the concerns of nurses regarding certificate delays.
We await the outcome and will keep everyone updated.
#ReleaseOurCertificates
#AYNN

[Alutanurse✊️🩺 @aluta_nurse]

While we continue engagements at the zonal level, our colleagues are currently in Abuja in a meeting with the NMCN Chairman regarding the certificate issue.
We remain hopeful and await the outcome of the discussions.
#ReleaseOurCertificates #AYNN #NigerianNurses

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

#ReleaseOurCerrificatesNow

[Alutanurse✊️🩺 @aluta_nurse]

Numbers may be few, but determination is high.
We are currently in discussions with officials at the Lagos zonal Office concerning the release of NMCN certificates.
Thank you to everyone supporting this cause.
#ReleaseOurCertificates #AYNN

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

@Fmohnigeria @muhammadpate @NGRSenate @femigbaja

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Thousands of qualified nurses have completed their training, passed their exams, and fulfilled every requirement, yet many have waited nearly 2yrs for their certificates.
We stand wt affected graduates demanding immediate action from NMCN.
@Nigeria_NMC
#ReleaseOurCertificatesNow

[Dagbananurse @dagbananurse]

If you are a nurse in Lagos, affected by the refusal of NMCN to sign our certificate since 2023 or not, join us at school of post basic psychiatry mental health at YABA now.

We have to speak up for ourselves. No one will do that for us.

Pull up, I'm there right now!!

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

#ReleaseOurCertificatesNow

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Thanks to everyone who supported and participated.

Winners of our first Edition of the DANI nurses week debate!

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Thanks to everyone who supported and participated.

Winners of our first Edition of the DANI nurses week debate!

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Join us tonight on our podcast as we also announce the winners of our speech contest:

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[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Join us:

Nurses week speech contest:

https://t.co/HgBCGepy2W

[DANI @DANInitiatives_]

Something original, intuitive and extraordinary is going down.

Connect with this intellectual pipeline and opportunity.

You don't want to miss out

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[Dagbananurse @dagbananurse]

On the other hand, I’m glad this skit was posted for the following reasons:

1. The way nursing was portrayed here is exactly how most people outside the profession perceive it. This is who they actually think a nurse is; mere helpers.

2. What you’re seeing here is what really goes on in most cash-driven private hospitals in the country. The two staff at the reception are usually quacks, and even when they have qualifications, they’re often health technology graduates impersonating nurses with no clear job description. They are just there to register patients until the doctor arrives.

3. Most of these hospitals aren’t focused on delivering quality healthcare. They’re money-making businesses for the doctors who own them. Many of these owners are quite rich individuals, but their reluctance to employ qualified personnel, even a doctor who is their colleague to man the clinic in their absence contributes to major mortality in our healthcare system.

4. This also depicts the decay in our healthcare system. The so-called services provided by these patchwork clinics would be effectively handled by functioning primary healthcare centres or comprehensive health facilities.

5. We as healthcare workers need to counter videos like this with proper representation of our roles and correct these widespread misconceptions. More reason why we should embrace content creation as health workers.

In conclusion, This does reflect the reality in most Nigerian hospitals. Thank you @dammiedammie35