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Nigerian Govt ll address Nurses, Midwives concerns - Presidency

The Special Adviser to the President on health, Dr Salma Anas-Kolo, has expressed the Federal Government's commitment to addressing the concerns of Nurses

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42,000 Nurses Have Left Nigeria In Three Years

42,000 Nurses Have Left Nigeria In Three Years
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Average nurse earns N135,000 monthly, says Nursing Council registrar

Average nurse earns N135,000 monthly, says Nursing Council registrar
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42,000 nurses left Nigeria in three years, says FG

The Registrar of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN), Faruk Abubakar on Tuesday, said 42,000 nurses have left the country.

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Presidency Wades Into Protests By Nigerian Nurses Over Stringent Guidelines, Vows To Address All Conflict Areas

The Nigerian presidency has said it is working to address the conflict areas and all the areas that will motivate nurses and midwives in the country. The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM) had on Monday staged a protest in Abuja against what they described as stringent verification certification guidelines released by the Nigeria and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. The nurses said the new rules were an attempt to hinder their freedom to pursue career opportunities.

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