Total submission: 596 | Public Sch: 250 | Private Sch: 346 | Approved (Public Sch): 83 | Disqualified (Public): 124 | Approved (Private): 73 | Disqualified (Private): 97 | Further Verification (Private): 3 | Further Verification (Public): 36
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Precious Olatunji’s Details (Student ID: 465)
Submitted on: November 14, 2023 at 5:14 pm
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Essay
In Nigeria, the nursing profession plays a vital role in the healthcare system, serving as a cornerstone for quality patient care. Nurses in Nigeria are not only responsible for administering treatments and medications but also act as advocates for patients, ensuring their well-being and promoting health education within communities.
Despite facing challenges such as inadequate resources and staffing shortages, Nigerian nurses demonstrate resilience and dedication. They work tirelessly in a variety of settings, from urban hospitals to rural clinics, addressing diverse healthcare needs. Additionally, nurses contribute significantly to disease prevention and health promotion initiatives, actively participating in vaccination campaigns and community outreach programs.
The nursing profession in Nigeria is evolving with an increasing emphasis on specialization and advanced education. Nurses pursue higher qualifications to enhance their skills, and the profession continues to gain recognition for its crucial role in achieving positive health outcomes.
In summary, the nursing profession in Nigeria is indispensable to the country’s healthcare landscape. Nurses serve as frontline caregivers, educators, and advocates, making invaluable contributions to the well-being of individuals and communities despite the challenges they may encounter.
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| Student ID | 465 |
| First Name | Precious |
| Surname | Olatunji |
| Phone no: | 8143882117 |
| Student Email: | |
| Home Address | No. 15A Irepolere street |
| City | Modakeke |
| State/Province/Region | Osun State (Oshogbo) |
| Date of Birth | August 28, 2008 |
| Emergency Contact Name | Awojide Rotimi |
| Emergency Contact Address |
No. 15A Irepolere street |
| Relationship to Emergency Contact | Father |
| Mother’s Full name | Awokunle Idowu Ajoke |
| Father’s Full name | Awojide Albert Rotimi |
| Mother’s Occupation | Teaching |
| Father’s Occupation | Teaching |
| Mother’s Phone No | 08033740886 |
| Father’s Phone No | 07033608516 |
| Family’s compound (Agbo ile) | Oke-Awo compound |
| Name of school | Royal comprehensive high school |
| School category | Private |
| Address of school | PO. Box. 227, Oloyede estate, modakeke. |
| Name of school principal | Mrs. Akomolafe |
| Current class | SS3 |
| What future educational career will you likely pursue |
Nursing |
| Have you registered for WAEC? | No |
| Name of school (WAEC) | |
| Address of school (WAEC) | |
| Payment receipt (WAEC) | |
| Do you have any academic award? | Yes |
| Academic awards |
1st position in Jss1 |
| Do you participate in community service or extra-curriculum | Yes |
| List participation in community service |
Jogging |
| Do you participate in sport | Yes |
| List the sport |
School inter house sport |
| Student Department | Science Student |