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Trade union cum professional association for Nurses and Midwives in Nigeria
Federal Capital Territory, Nig
Joined October 2024
96 HOURS LEFT! Nigerian nurses have waited since 2016 for the gazetting of our Scheme of Service approved in Minna. On 1st August 2025, FG signed an MoU with NANNM—28 days given. That time is almost up! ✊ Nurses demand action. 📢 FG, fulfill your promise NOW #JusticeForNurses
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🤰🏾Mama, your health matters! WHO recommends at least 8 check-ups with a health professional, starting as soon as you know you are pregnant, to: 🩷 Monitor your health 👶🏾 Track your baby’s growth ✅ Detect, treat & prevent potential health problems that can increase risk of
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🚀 Ready to shape the future of care? Advanced Practice #Nurses, the #NPAPN2026 conference is headed to vibrant #Nashville, TN, #USA and we want YOUR voice on the global stage! ✨ Submitting an abstract has never been easier: only 300 words! ➡️ Don’t miss your chance, submit by
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📢 #Midwives are the backbone of maternal & child healthcare! Just like @WHO emphasizes, Nigeria midwives work tirelessly, providing essential support every step of the way: 💜 During #Pregnancy 🤱 Through #Childbirth 👩🍼 In the #PostnatalPeriod Let's celebrate them
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meetings. Nigeria Nurses and Midwives will be briefed on the outcome of the meetings. Thank you for your solidarity always. Chidi Theophilus Aligwe (JP) NANNM National Headquarters Abuja. 31/08/2025
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collective bargaining agreement (CBA) committee to finalise all the issues affecting Nigeria Nurses and Midwives in line with the signed MoU. The National Administrative council (NAC) members had an exhaustive meeting today, Sunday 31st August 2025 in preparation for the 3 days
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Fraternal Greetings to all Nigeria Nurses and Midwives. The federal government of Nigeria has scheduled meetings from Monday 1st September to Wednesday 3rd September, 2025 with the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), through the
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The countdown is on, @NigeriaGov! We're down to the final 48 hours for the gazetting of the Nurses' Scheme of Service. Nigerian nurses deserve better. Keep your promise from the MOU and take action now. @Fmohnigeria
#GazetteTheNursesScheme #NursesDeserveBetter #NursingNigeria
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The Countdown is ON! Only 6 days left to the gazetting of the Nurses’ Scheme of Service — approved by the NCE in 2016, Minna, Niger State. 🗓️ MOU Signed: 1st August 2025 ⏰ Timeframe: 4 weeks (28 days) 📢 Let’s stay united & vigilant.
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The planet is on the boil. 2024 was the hottest year on record. 🔥 When heat strikes, the body breaks down: 🌡️ Heatstroke 💧 Dehydration 🧬 Kidney dysfunction 🧠 Neurological disorders These threaten long-term health & livelihoods. Protect those most at risk
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NANNM celebrates every nurse and midwife for their tireless devotion to humanity. Together, we remain steadfast in building a healthier, safer, and more compassionate world. Happy World Humanitarian Day! Nr Comr Haruna Mamman National President, NANNM
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As we join the world in marking this important day, let us renew our pledge to continue rendering care without discrimination, to uphold human dignity, and to serve as instruments of healing and peace.
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We recognize that in every community across Nigeria, Nurses and Midwives are the unsung heroes who carry the burdens of others with dignity and resilience.
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Our profession embodies the true spirit of humanity, standing as a beacon of hope for the vulnerable, the sick, and the distressed. On this day, we salute all humanitarian workers & reaffirm our unwavering commitment as nurses to the principles of service, empathy, and sacrifice.
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Nurses remain at the forefront of humanitarian service — providing care, comfort, and compassion in times of peace, conflict, disasters, and health emergencies.
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WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY MESSAGE Today, as the global community commemorates World Humanitarian Day, we proudly reflect on the selfless contributions of nurses and midwives in advancing the cause of humanity.
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