The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria has released the results of the final qualifying examination for midwives written in March 2017 according to a circular sent to various schools the results showed that 2,373 Midwives representing 90.7% of those who sat for the exams will be added to the register.
Below is the content of the circular
This is to inform you that the result of the professional examination for basic and postbasic midwives held in March 2017 have been released on Friday 28th April, 2017 by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. Summary of the Results Indicate:
(a)Post Basic Midwives
Total numbers of 1,294 candidates were successful in the examination representing 95%
(b). Basic Midwives
Total number of 987 candidates were successful in the examination representing 95%
(c) Community Midwives
Total numbers of 92 candidates were successful in the examination representing 84%
On behalf of the board and management of the nursing and midwifery council of Nigeria, I wish to extend Council’s sincere congratulations to all successful candidates and wish them success in their future endeavor.
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