No mention of #NurseJustina the Nurse that paid ultimate sacrifice to save Nigerians from death of Ebola virus.Yet Nurses are still at the forefront fighting #COVID19Nigeria.Nurses deserve better treatment and placement.
#WorldHealthDay @NCDCgov @Nursinggroupadm @Nursingworld_Ng
#WorldHealthDay @NCDCgov @Nursinggroupadm @Nursingworld_Ng
Effective and efficient healthcare system cannot be achieved until @NigeriaGov recognises the impact Nurses are making in our country. @nannm_nigeria
As @WHO celebrates Nurses and midwives worldwide #WorldHealthDay. @NigeriaGov should use this medium to empower Nurses and midwives in the country. @RoaringNurse
Nurses do a lot with little or no recognition yet they are not deterred. #WorldHealthDay is another opportunity for @NigeriaGov to correct all the demeaning treatment melted on Nurses and midwives in Nigeria. @nannm_nigeria
@NigeriaGov is still owing Nurses and midwives 2018 April and May salaries because they expressed their concerns about the poor working conditions, inhuman treatment, improper placement. #WorldHealthDay is a time for @MBuhari to pay Nurses their salaries to boost their morales..
...in the fight against this pandemic. @Fmohnigeria should as a matter of urgency ensure that these salaries areas are paid. #WorldHealthDay @renoomokri @WHO
@Imamofpeace , help remind @MBuhari to pay Nurses and midwives their 2018 April and May salaries owed them because Nurses expressed their displeasures concerning the poor working conditions in our hospitals. #WorldHealthDay
@Fmohnigeria should stop playing politics with Nurses and midwives welfare. Nurses should be restored to their rightful place in the health sector. No heathy health institution without Nurses active involvement in decision making. #WorldHealthDay
#COVID19 has shown how other countries in the world value Nurses impacts in the healthcare systems. @NigeriaGov @Fmohnigeria should borrow a leaf from these countries. Enough of intimidation, segregation and victimization of Nurses in Nigeria @nannm_nigeria @Imamofpeace
Despite all the efforts Nurses put in the discharge of their Duties, they @nannm_nigeria are not well paid. Nurses are raped on daily basis, assaulted, killed, beaten yet their take home is nothing compared to their counterparts in other countries. @MBuhari @Fmohnigeria should...
review Nurses placement. Stop the politicking already. If there is one lesson #COVID19 has taught us, is that Nurses should be empowered through professional development, expansion of job descriptions, increments in their salaries, proper welfare packages, life insurance.
@MBuhari @fmoh, Not until you make Nurses to function optimally, then we are not ready for effective healthcare system in Nigeria. @nannm_nigeria
@nannm_nigeria must at this time stand to their responsibilities of first protecting the interest of Nurses at all levels. Enough of frivolities. #WorldHealthDay
Nigeria Nurses must be professional in the discharge of their duties. No Nurse should accept or allow any form of intimidation in the discharge of their duties. It's time to speak up. Social media is our present tool to express displeasures by management and
the powers that be.#speakup. Enough of cowardice.
#NurseJustina died saving our country from the deadly #EbolaVirus yet not even a mention and the @Fmohnigeria @DrEOEhanire lied on national television few weeks ago that @NigeriaGov is taking care of her family. We Nurses say no to impunity and lopsidedness in the Health sector
We #NigeraNurses will not continue to be relegated any longer. #WorldHealthDay enough of the @Fmohnigeria inhuman treatment and improper placement. @nannm_nigeria
#NurseJustina should be immortalised as a matter of Urgency to show fairness to all members of the health team @Fmohnigeria @NGRSenate @MBuhari .
I wish all healthcare workers especially Nurses and midwives in the world a happy #WorldHealthDay celebration
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Stay safe and don't forget to appreciate Nurses and midwives always. @nannm_nigeria
