Why I Hate the Nursing Practice in Nigeria: Uncover the intricate challenges faced by Nurses in their daily practice

Dive into the heart of Nigeria's healthcare system and uncover the intricate challenges faced by nurses in their daily practice. This book is a compelling exploration of the struggles, aspirations, and undeterred dedication of nurses navigating a system fraught with obstacles. From the historical evolution of nursing education to the intricate web of policy paralysis hindering progress, this book paints a vivid picture of the plight of Nigerian nurses.

With impassioned narratives and data-backed insights, this book goes beyond mere exposition, offering concrete solutions and strategic pathways to uplift the nursing profession. It illuminates the transformative power of nursing autonomy, advocates for policy reforms, and underscores the pivotal role of nurses in shaping a future where healthcare is compassionate, effective, and patient-centric.

Through case studies, statistics, and global best practices, this book serves as a rallying call for change-a manifesto for a healthcare system that empowers nurses, recognizes their invaluable contributions, and paves the way for a reinvigorated landscape of healthcare excellence. "Nursing in Nigeria" is a beacon of hope, guiding readers toward a future where nurses thrive, patients heal, and healthcare transcends its current limitations.