The Ones Who Stayed: The People Holding Nigerian Healthcare Together
Last week, we talked about the ones who left. Today, we talk about the ones who stayed.
While the loudest story in Nigerian healthcare is about the doctors and nurses who emigrated, this episode of Vital Signs Unfiltered is about the invisible workforce that keeps the system alive when everything else fails — the nurses, midwives, junior doctors, lab scientists, cleaners, porters, pharmacists, traditional birth attendants, and the families who become caregivers when no one else can.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria records over 200,000 registered nurses and midwives in the…
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