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Global Opportunities Await: Peter Obi Urges NMCN To Lift Restrictions On Nurses Seeking Overseas Jobs

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Global Opportunities Await: Peter Obi Urges NMCN To Lift Restrictions On Nurses Seeking Overseas Jobs

Presidential hopeful Peter Obi has rallied behind nurses, urging the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) to reconsider recent regulations hindering nurses from pursuing international opportunities…..READ ALSO Impressive Showcase Of Talent’ – Peter Obi Applauds Super Eagles For AFCON Performance

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Obi emphasized that denying nurses access to global employment prospects would impede their professional growth.

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Obi asserted, “Nigeria boasts the third-highest demand for nurses worldwide. We mustn’t limit our young professionals from exploring global avenues.”

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Highlighting the economic significance of nurses working abroad, Obi stressed the need for Nigeria to invest in nursing education. He advocated for expanding nursing schools nationwide to equip more nurses with the skills needed to excel globally.

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“By supporting our nurses’ international endeavors, we cultivate a workforce that contributes to our economy through remittances,” Obi added. “Investing in nursing education is paramount for our nation’s development.”

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Obi urged the government to provide comprehensive support to nursing institutions across Nigeria, ensuring they produce skilled professionals capable of thriving on the global stage.

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“Let’s reverse these restrictions and empower our nurses,” Obi concluded. “Together, let’s invest in the future of nursing and unlock their potential to drive Nigeria’s growth.

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