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08/02/2026

Svspected kidna99ers who abdvcted a medical doctor in Edo state and klllld his younger brother arr3sted after taking their sick child to the doctor's hospital

Suspected kidna99ers who abdvcted a medical doctor and his brother kllllg the younger sibling found themselves in police custody after seeking medical help from the very doctor they had terr07ized.

The incident began on January 2, 2026, when Dr. Abu Ibrahim Babatunde (also referred to as Dr. Abu Tunde or Dr. Abu Babatunde), a house officer at Edo University Teaching Hospital in Auchi, was ambvshed alongside his younger brother, Abu Tahir Babatunde, near their residence on City Pride Road in the Igbira Camp area of Auchi, Etsako West Local Government Area. Armed gvnmen intercepted them, leading to their abdvction.

The kidna99ers initially demanded a staggering ransom of N200 million for the brothers' release. Despite negotiations, the situation turned tr4gic: the younger brother, Abu Tahir, was klllld in captivity, with his body later discovered near the Orley River along City Pride Road on January 5, 2026.

The abdvctors continued holding Dr. Babatunde, eventually reducing their demand. After the family supported by friends, well-wishers, organizations, and public contributions paid a reported N50 million ransom (in tranches of N20 million and N30 million), the doctor was released around January 14, 2026. He was in stable condition but required medical treatment for injvries, including a bvll3t graze, and was later discharged from the hospital.

Then came the remarkable turn of events. On the morning of February 8, 2026, two svspected kidna993rs linked to the abdvction reportedly brought their sick child to the same hospital where Dr. Babatunde works, Edo University Teaching Hospital, Iyamho (or a related facility in the Auchi area).

The doctor, who was at the hospital himself (receiving w0vnd dressing care following his ordeal), immediately recognized them.

Without hesitation, Dr. Babatunde alerted hos

08/02/2026

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03/02/2026

With Nigerian Nurses – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 5 months in a row. 🎉

03/01/2026

With Nigerian Nurses – I'm on a streak! I've been a top fan for 4 months in a row. 🎉

05/12/2025

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19/09/2025

The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) recently removed the “3-attempts” window rule for qualifying exams. Until now, candidates had just three chances to pass, but with this policy, there’s no limit anymore.

For some, this change is a relief. It reduces exam pressure, gives room for those with personal or financial setbacks, and aligns with global practices where multiple attempts are allowed. It also ensures no aspiring nurse is permanently locked out because of limited trials.

But others are worried. Without limits, students may lose seriousness, and the discipline nursing requires could be weakened. Standards might be questioned if passing becomes a matter of repeated tries rather than strong preparation. It may also overstretch exam resources and shift focus from competence to persistence.

At its core, the policy raises one big question: is this a step toward fairness and inclusivity, or could it water down seriousness and professional standards in nursing

Nigerian Nurses
@ Nigerian nurses

08/09/2025

only student nurses who hv attempted twice to write nmcn exams will understand the impact of this decision am so much happy for this welcome development although it hv it's negative impact but we all know how traumatizing it is to write exams and fail and be completely disqualified

05/09/2025

CHILDREN OF TODAY DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT IN OUR DAYS YOU COULD BE BEATEN FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

1. Crying too long after being beaten.

2. Not crying after being beaten.

3. Crying without being beaten.

4. Standing where elders are sitting.

5. Sitting while elders are standing.

6. Walking around aimlessly where elders are seated.

7. Eating food prepared for visitors.

8. Refusing to eat.

9. Coming back home after sunset.

10. Eating at the neighbour's home.

11. Generally being too moody.

12. Generally being too excited.

13. Losing a fight with older age mate.

14. Winning a fight with your age mate.

15. Eating too slowly.

16. Eating too quickly.

17. Eating too much.

18. Not finishing your food.

19. Finishing your food and scraping your plate.

20. Eating and talking.

21. Sleeping while the elders in the house have already woken up.

22. Looking at the visitors while they are eating.

23. Stumbling and falling when walking.

24. Looking at an elder eye ball to eye ball.

25. When an elder is talking to you and you blink.

26. When an elder is talking to you and you stare and not blink.

27. When you look at an elder through the corner of your eye.

28. When your mates are playing street football and you join them.

29. When your mates are playing and you don’t join them.

30. When you don't wash your dish after eating.

31. When you wash your dish improperly.

32. When you almost break your dish.

33. When you break your dish.

34. When you bite your nails.

34.. When you don't bath🛀.

35. When you bath🛀too quickly.

36. When you take too long to bath🛀.

37. When you’re beaten in school for misbehaving.

38. When a car almost knocks you down.

39. When a car knocks you down and you don’t die!

40. For not answering when spoken to.

41. For answering back when spoken to.

42 Beaten for going to Church or Mosque late.

43 Beaten for borrowing shoe/wears from friends.

44.Jumping over the fence.

45.Climbing tall mango trees.

46.Jumping

04/09/2025

Hy guys I will like to be engaging you on my hospital experience
if you like it then say hi on the comments section

03/05/2025

27/09/2024

I'm happy to announce that my induction/oath taking into the nursing and midwifery council of Nigeria is scheduled on the 10th Oct 2024 and both my friends and enemies are special invited