Mazisimonekpa:
Ohanaeze elders are brainless and a disgrace to humanity

Mazi Simon Ekpa

Gbogbowa:
Simon EPA,be warned don't stand against people will you will be consumed

Mazisimonekpa:
onye Ara
No referendum no election

Mazi Simon Ekpa

Melvinkel:
THEY go cry after Obidient loose which he will. Biafra and Yorubanation no going back.



But after election when you lose, he will become relevant just like what happened in 2019 when thesame obi was giving vice president to atiku, ona get sense at all, someone that couldn't deliver atiku as vice presidential candidate want to win election. No be juju be that?

Mazisimonekpa:
ekperima

Mazi Simon Ekpa

IyaEjima:
Iyaejima, good afternoon. I have a few questions I would like to ask you privately if you don't mind. Can I have your email address or phone number if you don't mind. I am in Manitoba at the moment. My email address is eunicedearie@yahoo.com. Thank you very much.
I beg to disagree with this info cuz I am practising in Manitoba. Even with the merger (which is only within one health region (and only in the ER and ICU depts which Nigerian nurses hardly go to) leaving other specialty areas in this region and other health regions free of this your allegation, there are still nursing positions open every single day and people are still getting employed. The college (and not board) doesn’t delay applications (evaluations come from NNAS by the way, You apply to the college after NNAS and people hear back from the college within 5-7days at the latest). People delay themselves because it takes them forever to come up with the exam fee, pick an exam date and prep for their competence exam. Need I add that many IENs are scared of the exam and spread rumours around instead. I remember people telling me it was the hardest exam ever and if I listened to them and prepared eternally, I may never have gathered the courage to write it. So please be very objective when you advise people.