Nigerian-trained nurses top list of foreign medics working in UK with 4,722

With 4,722 Nigerian-trained nurses and midwives, the country tops the list of United Kingdom’s (UK) newly registered medics over the last five, according to Data from British National Health Service

Chukwuma Muanya

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