It has been an awesome time so far. Have you been following? If you've not, you still have now to join in 😀 Our 3rd guest is seated already. Another distinct young male nurse. His name may not ring a bell to many, but when you hear Nursing TV, it sure sounds familiar. You'll be meeting the brain behind this innovation, feeding us constant news and live updates about our very own nursing profession. Drums rolling... INTERVIEWER: Thank you very much for joining us on the series sir. Please kindly introduce yourself. GUEST: My pleasure I'm Adebanjo J.I popularly known as Nursing TV INTERVIEWER: Amaziiing School? Work? NR. ADEBANJO J.I: I do the Both😂. I study in Obafemi Awolowo University. INTERVIEWER: Wow.. Okay 😊 INTERVIEWER: So what was your journey like into nursing? NR. ADEBANJO J.I: It's God's Work. I never knew I would be Studying Nursing. Until God did it. INTERVIEWER: So you didn't always want nursing? NR. ADEBANJO J.I:...

We started off last week, interviewing selected distinct young nurses of the 21st century. Our first guest, Nr. Jombo Paul, set the ball rolling. An interesting session it was indeed. Today we have a beautiful nurse on the seat. Her personality is all loving and her passion speaks for her wherever she goes. If you've ever heard about Nurses' Lecture Room, she's the brain behind it. You sure want to know more. Click the link, enjoy the session, feel free to comment, and of course, share 🙆 INTERVIEWER: Thank you for joining us ma'am. 1. Kindly please introduce yourself GUEST: My name is  Mercymary Otoijaghale(RN, BNS) founder of Nurses Lecture Room and simple nursing application on play store. INTERVIEWER: Nurses' Lecture Room 😍Wow. We sure need more innovations like this in the profession 2. What was your journey into Nursing like? NR. MERCYMARY: So far so good, the journey has been a very interesting one in the sense that  becoming a medical...

Our guest was seated on the hot seat, and simply talked about himself, answering questions you will be eager to find out about. Meet our first distinct guest today. A vibrant student nurse, fondly called "Capacity" 😀. Follow through the session and find out all there is. Feel free to leave your view, comments, and opinions about anything and everything. INTERVIEWER: 1. Kindly please introduce yourself. GUEST: Jombo Ayomide Paul is a 4th year Nigerian nursing Student passionate about creating social change through active volunteering. He has profound interest in leadership, politics and public speaking. He has over 2years experience holding various leadership position in and out of school. He is the convener, The Builders Project, a yearly training on leadership, that focuses on equipping young leaders with 21st century leadership skills. He volunteers with, Chais, spring of love foundation, and the Project Director At Health Drive Nigeria, a Non-Governmental orga...

👥💞📝 6p.m. Wednesday, 24th July. Kickoff. 1st Session 🙆 Don't be told!

A new series kick starting Wednesday, 24th July! An Interview Series featuring distinct millennial generation nurses. ⚡ It sure will be enlightening, informative, and interactive. Stay tuned. Anticipate!

THE NURSES' JOURNAL About. The Nurses' Journal is a social community network for African Nurses, focused on the millennial generation. A platform where aspiring and student nurses nurture their passion, establish professional communal relationships, reflect and relearn from experiences, expand capacities, thereby, instilling personal and professional growth. In turn, reconstituting building blocks that make up the nursing profession and strengthening its advancement in Africa. Vision. A global community of young generation nurses united firmly by passion and capacity expansion, ready to take over the health sector using expanded capacities, leadership adeptness, and technological advancements. Mission. Our mission is to inspire and teach African nurses with a focus on the millennial generation into defining a purpose and building individual capacities (towards the collective achievement of the advancement of Nursing profession in Africa), by providing superio...

They say there are two ways of spreading light; Either be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. As a student nurse and an attendee in the recently concluded 2nd Nursing and Midwifery Leadership Conference which held in the University of Ghana, Accra, 8th - 12th of April 2019, nothing hit me more than the realization that the hope and the future we seek in the nursing profession rests in the hands of fellow young nurses in their formative years. It was an opportune period to be part of a great conference of stakeholders targeted at documenting demands and practices for health promotion, enhanced healthcare provision and enhanced access for the achievement of sustainable development goals. The emphasis therefore, was on capacity building for enhanced health promotion strategies towards the achievement of sustainable development goals. What though is the provision of enhanced health promotion and healthcare access without capacity building, leadership development and policy im...