….says the state School of Nursing and Midwifery has the capacity of accommodating 600 students yearly
By Editor
Edo (Precise Post) – Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo state has inspected the ongoing remodeling and refurbishment work at the state school of Nursing and Midwifery in the state.
Obaseki who took to his official twitter handle to announce this, also disclosed that accreditation for the institution is ongoing and it will be officially opened to students in September.
He assured that his administration is committed to the training of world-class health practitioners and building of infrastructure to deliver quality healthcare services to Edo people.
The governor noted that when fully in session, the state School of Nursing and Midwifery, has the capacity of accommodating 600 students yearly, adding that his government is determined in building a school that the standards are above the national accreditation standards; an institution that the admission process is one that brings in the best so that we can train world-class nurses.
The tweets read:
While inspecting the ongoing remodeling and refurbishment work at the state school of Nursing and Midwifery, I disclosed that accreditation for the institution is ongoing and it will be officially opened to students in September.
My administration is committed to the training of world-class health practitioners and building of infrastructure to deliver quality healthcare services to Edo people.
For us as a government, we are determined in building a school that the standards are above the national accreditation standards; an institution that the admission process is one that brings in the best so that we can train world-class nurses.
The state School of Nursing and Midwifery, when fully in session, has the capacity of accommodating 600 students yearly.
