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National Association Of Nigeria Nurses  & Midwives 2024 Induction For State Administrative Council (SAC) Members Date: February 27Th – March 1St Venue: Veragold Suites And Apartments, Public Service Institute, Dutse Alhaji, Kubwa–Abuja Introduction: This report details the training and induction process for the newly elected state officers of the National…

Date: Thursday, 21st March 2024. Venue: Hotel De Bentley, Plot 392, Ngozi Okonjo Iweala Street, Utako District, Abuja. The 2024 International Women’s Day (IWD) celebration in Nigeria, organized by the National Women’s Committee of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives, had the theme “INSPIRED INCLUSION.” The activities aimed…

Report: International Day of the Midwife 2024 Theme: “Midwives: A Vital Climate Solution” Location: Nigeria Date: May 6th, 2024 Introduction   The International Day of the Midwife 2024 in Nigeria focused on the theme “Midwives: A Vital Climate Solution.” This year’s celebration highlighted the essential role of midwives in promoting…

Welcome Address Delivered By Comrade Mrs. Imo Moses Etuk, 3rd National Vice President And Chairperson Of The NANNM Midwives’ Committee, At The 2024 International Midwife Day Celebration On May 6, 2024, At Kubwa General Hospital, Abuja. Distinguished guests, Esteemed colleagues, Honoured midwives, It is with great pleasure and profound respect…

The Nurses and Midwifery Council of Nigeria, NMCN, has finally reopened its portal for verification of nurses and midwives’ certificates. DAILY POST gathered that the Council’s portal became operational again on Saturday after it was deactivated in December 2023. However, the NMCN is yet to issue an official statement about…

The Federal Government is committed to addressing the concerns of Nurses and Midwives to keep them happy and boost service delivery, Dr Salma Anas-Kolo, Presidential adviser on health, has affirmed. Ms Salma-Kolo, while speaking on efforts to improve healthcare, maternal and child health, promised that the government would resolve issues…

The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives on Friday said over 75,000 nurses and midwives left the country in five years to seek greener pastures.  NANNM also decried the insecurity situation in the country, particularly the rising cases of kidnap of its members for ransom, and violence against its…