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🌍 𝟸 𝙲𝚘𝚛 𝟷𝟸:𝟿 || 𝙴𝚡-𝙰𝚒𝚛𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚌𝚎 🫡 || 𝙷𝚎𝚊𝚕𝚝𝚑 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚏𝚒𝚝𝚗𝚎𝚜𝚜💪

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@Tlou_50 @piersmorgan Joker 🤡

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@taiwo_de_oxide @taiwo_de_oxide you remember this post. Beard don full o😂😂

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No beards, and now pot belly setting in……God! Who I offend? Na that beards dey pain me pass. Even all the kids wey dem born for our face don grow beards finish. God🙏 pls! Remember my humble face. My plea

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@taiwo_de_oxide Bro the beards don dey grow show small small sha…wait till next year this time, am gonna refer you to this.

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@XGLAVOZ @LemonCityLive Did you see the miracle yet? 😂

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@Iam_veekie No boss.

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@DegbenroH Congrats bro 🥂🥂

[Gbenro @DegbenroH]

Congratulations. 🥳 I passed my NCLEX 🥺. Now US 🇺🇸 licensed to practise 💯❤️✨

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@TheAltcoinGlitz Who knows🙃

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@AdaErema Congratulations 🥳 ❤️

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@HalalNurse Me wey don marry since 😅😝

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2024 was good; 2025 will be better IJN.
🎉🎉🎉🎉

[CAF Media @CAF_Media]

CAF Media Statement:

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@_trailblazersss 🙌🏼

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😎😎🦅🦅
E don tey

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@DegbenroH Ogami sir

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@ewetola_kin @fehyntoluwa My brother😂🙌🏼

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@proudnursemj Congratulations sister😍

[Princewill Aghedo @aghedoprincewi4]

Congratulations Nigerian Nurses & Midwives🥂🎉🕺

NMCN Verification portal is now Re-opened🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🐓

In November 2023, the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) introduced more stringent rules in the verification process for Nigerian nurses and midwives, which led to the prolonged closure of the verification portal for over six months. This significant delay sparked nationwide protests, intense negotiations, lobbying, and legal proceedings as the nursing community fought to address these challenges and restore fairness to the system.

Today, we are proud to announce that through the tireless efforts of advocates and stakeholders, the NMCN verification portal is finally re-opened. This victory represents not only a step forward for Nigerian nurses and midwives, but also the power of collective action and dialogue in upholding the rights and dignity of our healthcare professionals. Let’s continue to build on this momentum and work toward a more transparent, efficient, and equitable future for all nurses.

[ADÉ ⭐️ @JZoltan_]

@aghedoprincewi4 Dear Nigerian Nurses,

Congratulations on the opening of the verification portal.

By the way, one of the many criteria is that you can only apply for verification if your licence has more than 6 months before expiration.

Pis be conscious of this.
🦅🦅

[ADÉ ⭐️ @JZoltan_]

@abalu_uthman I just dey laugh. She’s still a student I reckon.
Hate? At this time ? In this century?😂

[The Male Nurse ™️ @KelvinOssai]

I'd not advise anyone in Nigeria to study nursing in Nigeria. Here are my reasons;
1. I did nursing (a supposed 5-year degree course) for 7 years. Due to accreditation issues and strikes.
2. After school, you will do an internship and NYSC, making it 9 years. Imagine entering school at 18 and finishing at 27 or more.
3. You repeat a class if you score 49.45 or even 49.9 (anything under 50) in a course.
4. You will pay for this and that till you beg for your life. Pay for indexing, pay for hospital finals, pay for examiners to be fed when they come for exams, pay for council registration, pay for council exam, pay for demonstration and vivals, pay for transport for rural postings, pay for nearly everything.

5. There are so many other unspoken bad practices in nursing school and nursing department management.

The height of it all is that after all this, the average nursing in a private hospital is still bargained to be paid 30k naira.

After you're done with school and wants to further your career, get good paying jobs for yourself, NMCN says you can't be verified due to their selfish reasons, and the government puts policies to keep you back. Same NMCN and government that did jot pay a dime for your training!!!

So my friends, before you study nursing in Nigeria, think 5 times, not twice.

What is the alternative?
If you gave a degree, go to the UK and to MSC preregistration nursing degree. After this, you become a nurse and can practice in the UK as a nurse. If you want to move to another country as well, the UK NMC can verify you within 5 minutes if you need verification.

Here’s a list of universities in the UK that offer pre-registration MSc Nursing programs for international students:

1. University of Edinburgh
- MSc Nursing (Pre-registration)

2. University of Glasgow
- MSc Nursing (Adult)
- MSc Nursing (Mental Health)

3. University of Southampton
- MSc Nursing (Pre-registration)
- MSc Mental Health Nursing (Pre-registration)

4. King's College London
- MSc Nursing with Registration (Adult Nursing)
- MSc Nursing with Registration (Mental Health Nursing)

5. University of Manchester
- MSc Adult Nursing (Pre-registration)
- MSc Mental Health Nursing (Pre-registration)

6. University of Nottingham
- MSc Graduate Entry Nursing (Adult)
- MSc Graduate Entry Nursing (Mental Health)

7. University of Birmingham
- MSc Nursing (Pre-registration)

8. Cardiff University
- MSc Nursing (Pre-registration)

9. University of Liverpool
- MSc Nursing (Adult/Mental Health) Pre-registration

10. University of Surrey
- MSc Adult Nursing (Pre-registration)
- MSc Mental Health Nursing (Pre-registration)

11. University of Leeds
- MSc Adult Nursing (Pre-registration)
- MSc Mental Health Nursing (Pre-registration)

I hope you found this helpful. Pardon any typos ( I do that alot).
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