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[DNS IRT @ruth_iyanda]

I love it when new mothers look at me with gratitude as they hear their newborns cry. I love it when I dress my patient’s wound, and she gives me a nod of appreciation. I love it when I answer my patient’s questions, and she shows relief.
I love the act of Nursing.

[Murse Danie 💉💊 @Nrs_Danie]

Dear Nigerians
It’s like you don’t understand what is going on, let me break it down for you in simple English:
In Nigeria the salary of a Registered Nurse (not those quacks wearing white) that went to university/SON and studied for 3-5years cannot buy one Nike sneaker 👟

[Chidimma @The_Chidimma]

It is bad behaviour because she’s undermining collective action. If nurses are on strike, it’s not because they don’t love their jobs, it’s because they’re ignored, underpaid and overworked. If you give her money today, and tomorrow, more people try to emulate her, how will the government listen and fix the broken system? How many people are you going to give 500k???

[Loky @lokymann]

One thing I learned is no matter how big or small. Having your own space is a blessing.

[Ugochukwu Madu @UgochukwuCFR]

If I see or hear anyone compare an abroad Distinction with a Nigerian First Class, …

A Distinction abroad isn’t as rigorous as a Nigerian First Class. And I’m making this claim as someone who holds both a First-Class degree from a Nigerian public university and a Distinction from a U.S. public institution (My master’s was awarded with Distinction, and I completed my PhD coursework with a perfect 4.00/4.00 GPA at an R1 U.S. university.).

First, check the percentage of students who earn a Distinction abroad versus those who earn a First Class in Nigerian “public” universities.

For example: EBSU, Class of 2019. Out of 1,924 graduating students, only six of us earned a First Class, university-wide, across all campuses. Fact-check me (Ebonyi State University, 2019. Only six).

There’s no European or American university where only six students earn a Distinction at an annual graduation ceremony. None! They’re usually in the hundreds, if not thousands, every single semester.

You earned a Distinction in the UK or somewhere in Europe? Congratulations! But don’t ever use that as a yardstick to underrate a Nigerian First-Class degree.

When you hear that only a few persons or no one made First Class at a public university’s convocation in Nigeria, it simply means that the expectations for a First-Class CGPA are “TOO HIGH” and often beyond reach. In fact, as an undergrad, I could count up to 50 students in my class and cohort who would have easily graduated with Distinction if EBSU were a school in the UK or US. They were very, very intelligent guys but couldn’t meet the extremely high First-Class bar.

A 70/100 as an A grade may seem low-stakes until you actually try to achieve it. Nigerian professors are very tough graders. In fact, an average Nigerian university exam is set with two intentions: The primary intention is to make you fail, and the secondary intention is to test your knowledge. For a 3-hour exam, you’d spend most of the time trying to understand the questions, because, if you rush the questions, their first intention is automatically achieved. This explains why in Nigeria, “understanding a question is part of the answer.”

Our education system has its flaws just like any education system anywhere in the world. No system is perfect. But I will not sit back and watch anyone underrate a Nigerian First-Class degree. I have one and I know the intensity of the fire I went through to be among the only six who bagged it in my cohort.

Distinction wey “almost everybody” dey collect for abroad? Nigerian Third-Class graduates dey bag Distinction for abroad normally. Na bad government we get, don’t play with our education system. The rigor choke, and that’s part of the reasons why Nigerians excel everywhere they go.

[Mama Nokasedo���‍♀️ @Air_Bendel]

You people’s parents are suffering from dementia, schizophrenia, Pcos, and others. They weren’t and aren’t as healthy as you assume, they lacked the funds to get medical examinations. Like you now I’m sure you and your father are schizophrenic. That will explain this tweet.

[Temi Of ATL🇺🇸🇳🇬 @FavorGrace90]

Never let anyone recruit you into hating someone who never wronged you.
Be an adult

[𝑵𝒖𝒓𝒔𝒆𝑴𝑱™️ @proudnursemj]

I’m married to an Hippocrate brother, doesn’t stop me from me speaking up or fighting for my profession…. Home /abroad…. Many Doctors have a very questionable personality! Especially Nigerian doctors!

You lot make barbaric rules and policies that make other HCPs appear incompetent! Then come back with unrealistic expectations from these same professionals that you want to be below you so bad!

You are quick to make this statement “Nigerian Nurses won’t do this in Nigeria, but do same when they get abroad”

There’s something called JD; Job description! It describes and gives the outline of what is expected of you at your role! You don’t go above it and you don’t go below it!

Please, can you outline the JD for Nigerian Nurses most especially in GOVERNMENT OWNED institutions??? That has not already been hijacked by Hippocrates to undermine them???

You want a Nurse who was trained “How to give IV metronidazole” but has never had the opportunity to do so in practice or even allowed to do so at all! To suddenly attend to your patients in emergency???? Does that sound safe to you?????

Many of you lack real understanding of what “Team work, work etiquette, and PATIENT SAFETY” is, and you never fail to display or express that daily on here.

Same you migrate abroad and see how nurses operate with so much autonomy and confidence and can’t stand it…. LOL,,,cos it’s a strange culture to you.

You want a better HEALTHCARE SYSTEM? BETTER workplace relationship? WORK ON YOURSELVES… and leave other professionals out of your mess.

Love ❤️ and chinchin.

[Larry P. Kent @LarryPKent]

Jesus of Nazareth, the eternal Son of God, voluntarily died for your sins. He rose on the third day and lives forever more. By turning to God in repentance and placing your trust in the Lord Jesus, you will be pardoned.

Jesus: “No one comes to the Father except through me.”

[Tess_xoxo🌺 @tess_szn]

I think they’re some clothes you shouldn’t wear if you’re not entering a car

[Kwame Darren @FreeTown30]

Not getting straight answers for simple questions

[hlmzii🎀 @kingsee_ya]

Habakkuk 2:3 🩷
It may seem slow in coming, but wait for it; it will certainly take place and it will not be delayed.

[L E S E D I @_Hybreed_]

Repeat after me: “3 months from now I’ll be a better, healthier, wealthier, and more stable version of myself.”

[Sugar BSN, RN @MylifeasSugar]

Dear nursing students, through every late-night study session and every moment of caring for patients, you’re gaining the experience and knowledge that would impact you forever.
Stay strong, stay curious, and keep that flame burning brightly. 🤍

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Do you share your vulnerable moments with others based on how they share with you or trust first, share and see what happens?

[Alabi @the_Lawrenz]

Put me anywhere on God’s green earth, I’ll triple my worth. I will not lose.

[Coco pops @BitayoB]

NMCN exam candidates🤭

Congratulations to you all🤗

Nothing but ease!

[Imperial beads @Reese2417]

@DesigNurse_01 Congratulations dear ❤️