Kebbi's Nursing College Welcomes 172 Students, Aims for 2028 Graduates

The Kaura Gwandu College of Nursing and Midwifery Science in Kebbi State has admitted 172 students, with the first batch of National Diploma and Higher National Diploma graduates anticipated in 2028. Dr Muhammad Musa, the Provost, announced this during an interactive session with media aides to Governor Nasir Idris.
He commended the governor for establishing the college, which aims to expand access to healthcare education and reduce admission pressure on the State College of Nursing Sciences in Birnin Kebbi. Currently, 80 students are sitting for the National Diploma examination.
The college has attracted students from various states, including Imo, Enugu, Niger, Ogun, and Kaduna, indicating its potential as a significant training center for healthcare professionals. Dr Musa highlighted the college's qualified lecturers, standard laboratories, and essential infrastructure provided by the state government.
He also called for additional support from the government to enhance safety and educational opportunities in the state.
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