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Goodbye Nigeria, the evil you have done is enough: A twitter post by a newly recruited Nigerian Nurse to UK

This is the latest trend amongst young Nigerians and #nurses who are migrating to explore career opportunities or educational advancement.

This kind of post is very wrong and you never can predict the implication of this single post in the next decade of your Career


Please if you have passed your international #examination or secured a scholarship, never be so emotional to talk down about your country, it's unpatriotic and it can lead to immediate disapproval of an international #Scholarship, bursary, or Job

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No International institution wants to identify with an individual who is unpatriotic and unprofessional in his/her communication.

No matter the struggles you go through in Nigeria, resist the urge to talk down about your country when you finally travel overseas.


You might have 20,000 people retweeting your post because you made that kind of statement above, but trust me, when you get into a deep mess, none of those 20k retweeters will be able to stand to defend you when you are charged.

A retweet is never a validation of the veracity of your post

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Consider every International job opportunity, scholarship, internship or fellowship as an opportunity to accelerate your career and not a final destination. You will not be young forever and the Internet never forgets. ✌�

_An opinion post on Facebook: January 2021 by Nurse Princewill Aghedo

As part of an effort to support Nigerian Nurses explore International opportunities for career and professional development, Empower nurses consult - A leading human capital development organization poised at supporting nurses has raised half a million naira to empower nurses.

This donation was launched by the founder - Princewill Aghedo via his Twitter space on the 12th of February 2022.

Following the launch, six (6) nurses were able to get full payment for international examinations and some were empowered to get passports.

The fund raising is poised at supporting Nigerian train Nurses to explore international opportunities for career and professional development. Ultimately, this donation is in congurance with the United Nations SDGs 8 & 10 which will help reduce inequalities that exists amongst poor people and help provide decent work opportunities which will lead to Economic Growth.

Creating this avenue for Nurses is a seed sown to empower nurses to achieve their dreams to explore cross- continetal opportunist.

The future we desire is conceived in the present, the change we desire in our healthcare system won't happen by mere words but by taking intentional and guided actions that project into bringing that to fruition and that is what Empower Nurses Consult seek to achieve.


"Somewhere along the way, we must learn that there is nothing greater than to do something for others." Martin Luther King Jr.

London professional training center (LPTC) have partnered with the International health organizations(IHO) to provide affordable & partly funded Health & Safety Trainings to Nigerians.

You can now become easily qualified for that local or international dream job in any sector, including Oil and Gas,Healthcare,Construction,Hospitality, Engineering etc.

Take advantage of this break and register for the course.The HSE Training mode of delivery is available onsite and on E-learning.
You can get support from an instructor by sending a message on your portal, at anytime during your study.

Awarding Bodies:
-NEBOSH
-AOSH

Contact Afolakemi via - 07057674184 or afolakemi@londonptc.com to register

www.londonptc.com

This is very true,thanks

Pls kindly make correction of the spelling of Omokiri on the second to last paragraph

Thanks