ADDRESS OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA NURSES AND MIDWIVES ON THE OCCASSION OF THE INTERNATIONAL WORKERS DAY 2017 . The members of National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives proudly associate and felicitate with all workers in Nigeria on this year commemoration of WORKERS’ DAY. Labour creates wealth of the nation and is the bedrock of nation building and sustainability of her development. The Nigeria Nurses in general reaffirm our belief and trust in the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress leadership; in unity we shall salvage our nation. This year’s theme of the Workers Day celebration is “Labour Relations in Economic Recession: An Appraisal”. This shows and confirms the dignity of labour which is in consonance with the ethics of Nurses and Midwives. Dignity of labour in Nursing and midwifery practice is centered on service to humanity without ethnic, religious, socio-economic class, and races bias. The Founder of International Council...

SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL OF NURSING, ILE IFE, OSUN STATE.                           announces ADMISSION! ADMISSION!!ADMISSION!! SDA School of Nursing, Ile Ife hereby invites interested applicants to apply for One year Refesher Course Organised by Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria  (NMCN) for eliminated students. ADMISSION REQIUREMENTS : 1. 5 Credits level pass in WAEC/SSCE/NECO which must include: English language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics at not more than 2 sittings 2. Academic transcript detailing records of subjects offered from last attended institution 3. and other credentials SCREENING DATE : MAY 4, 2017 Thursday . ( Come along with writing materials) NOTE: Admission is open to all irrespective of race, colour, sex, tribe, religion or denomination. For further enquiries contact : 08067586504, 08060397414, 07057564313, 07068392096 NB: SDA School of Nursing, Ile Ife ...

FODOR PERFORMED FREE EYE SCREENING Igbajo is a community located at Osun Central Senatorial District. 15th April, 2017 was its 30th Igbajo Day Celebration. It's indegene from all over the world converged at the playground of Baptist Elementary School, Oguru to celebrate the Igbajo Day. Well wishers and several groups attended the occasion in great styles.  FODOR, a community health  non governmental organisation,  in its usual practice, wasn't left out. FODOR preformed free eye screening for many visitors and indigenes that attended the program. Seasoned and experienced ophthalmic nurses - Mrs Aninuntodun and Mrs Olubanke of LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Osogbo performed the visual acuity and refraction. They were assisted by other nurses and student nurses. Based on the outcome of the screening, a referral system was instituted.  In a related development, another group performed community health awareness in conjunction with FODOR. Basic medical screening were...