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🚨 “WE HAVE ZERO TOLERANCE FOR QUACKERY IN LAGOS!” — Dr. Olawale Oladapo The message is loud, clear and uncompromising! 🔥 As concerns continue to grow over fake nurses, unlicensed practitioners and illegal nursing training institutions, Lagos State is sending a strong message: Quackery has no place in nursing! Speaking in an exclusive interview with Fellow Nurses Africa, Dr. Olawale Oladapo, Secretary of the Lagos State Nursing and Midwifery Committee, reaffirmed the state's zero-tolerance position on quackery. But beyond the declarations, one important question remains: How effectively are we translating zero tolerance into enforcement, accountability and patient protection? 🤔 At Fellow Nurses Africa, we believe protecting the integrity of nursing is not just about defending a profession. It is about protecting lives. 🎥 WATCH THE INTERVIEW! 💬 LET'S TALK: Do you think Lagos State is doing enough to tackle quackery, or does enforcement need to go much further? 👇🏾 Share your thoughts in the comments. 📢 See something suspicious? Report it! Our new Confidential Quackery Reporting Portal is now live at fellownurses.com. Together, we can expose quackery, protect patients and defend the nursing profession. #FellowNursesAfrica #StopQuackery #LagosState #NursingAdvocacy #PatientSafety

🚨 BREAKING NEWS! You can now REPORT A QUACK on Fellow Nurses Africa! From fake nurses and unlicensed practitioners to illegal clinics and unaccredited nursing schools, you can now report suspected quackery and unlicensed practice. Your identity can remain anonymous. If you see something, say something! But please, report facts, not rumours. 👉 REPORT HERE: fellownurses.com/report-quac… Patient safety is everybody’s business! 🩺

🚨 YOU ASKED. WE LISTENED. NOW, IT'S HERE! 🔥 For too long, we've received messages, complaints and disturbing reports about fake nurses, illegal nursing schools, unlicensed practitioners and questionable healthcare facilities. Many of you have asked: "Fellow Nurses Africa, where can we report these people without putting ourselves at risk?" Well, the wait is OVER ! Introducing the Fellow Nurses Africa Confidential Quackery Reporting Portal! 🛡️ A dedicated platform where nurses, nursing students, patients and members of the public can report suspected quackery and illegal nursing training institutions. ✅ Report anonymously if you wish. ✅ Submit complaints about fake nurses and illegal nursing schools. ✅ Upload photos, screenshots, documents and other supporting evidence. ✅ Share information confidentially with the FNA Ethics Desk. And guess what? You can do it right from your phone!📱 We've made it simple. The flyer walks you through the process, step by step. 🌐 Visit fellownurses.com This is more than just another feature on our website. It's another bold step in our commitment to protecting patients, defending professional nursing standards and confronting quackery across Africa. We're not just raising awareness anymore. We're building platforms for action! 💪🏾 📢 HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! Share this post in your nursing groups, schools, hospitals and communities. Someone out there may have important information but doesn't know where to report it. See something suspicious? Speak up. Report responsibly. Protect a life. Together, we can make the nursing profession safer, stronger and more respected. 🌍 #FellowNursesAfrica #ReportAQuack #StopQuackery #PatientSafety #NursingInAfrica FakeNurses NursingAdvocacy

Today, We Celebrate You! 🎂✨ To a distinguished professional, an inspiring leader and a valued friend of Fellow Nurses Africa, Dr. Akingbade Oluwadamilare Phd. On your special day, we celebrate not just another year of life, but the passion, dedication and positive influence you bring to those around you. May your journey ahead be filled with fulfilment, greater opportunities and lasting impact. Happy Birthday from the entire Fellow Nurses Africa family! 🎉

NCLEX QUESTION OF THE DAY 💚 It’s time to put your nursing knowledge to the test! 🧠📚 Read the question carefully, think through the options, and choose the answer you believe is most appropriate. Remember, NCLEX is not just about memorizing facts. It’s about thinking like a nurse and prioritizing safe patient care. 👩🏾‍⚕️👨🏾‍⚕️ 👇🏾 Drop your answer in the response box! Let’s see how many NCLEX champions are in the house! 💯🔥

How to Handle a Patient Having a Seizure 1. Stay Calm: Remain composed and reassure people around the patient. 2. Protect the Patient: Remove nearby sharp, hard or dangerous objects to prevent injury. 3. Lower the Patient: If standing or sitting, gently guide them to the floor. Protect their head with something soft. 4. Loosen Tight Clothing: Loosen tight clothing around the neck to make breathing easier. 5. Do Not Restrain: Never forcefully hold the patient's arms or legs during the seizure. 6. Nothing in the Mouth: Never insert fingers, spoons, cloth or any object into the patient's mouth. 7. Time the Seizure: Note when it starts and how long it lasts. 8. Position After the Seizure: Once the jerking stops, place the patient in the recovery position (on their side) if they are breathing normally. 9. Monitor Vital Signs: Assess airway, breathing and circulation. Monitor oxygen saturation and vital signs as appropriate. 10. Allow Recovery: Stay with the patient, reassure them and allow them time to regain full awareness.

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🚨 FINALLY, WE ARE TAKING ACTION! AND WE ARE NOT SLACKING! Rivers State is taking a step towards tackling quackery in nursing practice, and this is the kind of proactive action we want to see across the country. The Rivers State NANNM Committee is calling on registered nurses, student nurses, midwives and members of the public to report facilities involved in training and utilising unqualified auxiliary nurses. If you have credible information about such facilities, this is your opportunity to speak up. 📌 REPORT HERE: forms.gle/4k7KGgPXr8a1ZwjPA Every other state should follow suit. We cannot afford to fold our arms while unregulated training and the misuse of unqualified personnel threaten professional standards and patient safety.

NARD rejects 6 months jail term of Health Act ammendment.

Your worth as a nurse is not defined by one difficult shift or one mistake you made. Move on. Learn from your mistakes. Tomorrow is always a chance to do better.

TGIF, Nurses! 💚🎉 You made it through another week of caring, healing, comforting and making a difference. Now it's time to take a deep breath, relax and enjoy the weekend. You deserve rest just as much as you give care. Happy Friday, amazing nurses! 🩺💚 How are you spending your weekend? #FellowNurses

When Speaking Up Becomes a Risk: OOUTH Nurse Alleges Harassment, Missing Medical Records and Attempt to Silence Her Read more👇 fellownurses.com/2026/11/whe…

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