NURSING & MIDWIFERY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA RELEASE OF THE RESULTS OF PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS FOR GENERAL/ POST BASIC NURSES - NOVEMBER, 2016.
This is to inform you that the results of Professional Examinations for General and Post Basic Nurses held in November, 2016 have been released on Friday 6. January, 2017 by the Nursing arid Midwifery Council of Nigeria.
The Summary of the results indicates the following: a) General Nurses: Total of two thousand, Nine Hundred and Forty Nine (2,949) candidates were successful in the examination representing a 79% pass.
b) Post Basic Nurses: Total of Nine Hundred and Ninety-nine (999) candidates were successful in the examination representing a 93% pass
I hereby extend my sincere congratulations to all the successful candidates and wish them success in their future endeavour.
Signed
Faruk Umar Abobakar
Secretary-General/Registrar.
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