Mr Fabamwo raised the alarm over the shortage of nurses in the hospital on Thursday at the fifth anniversary and scientific conference of the retired nurse administrators healthcare initiative held at Alausa, Ikeja. Information Guide Nigeria

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The professor of obstetrics and gynaecology complained about the high rate of resignation letters he receives daily. jamb results

“Every day, I receive and sign between three to four resignation letters from nurses. As we speak, the nursing workforce in our facility has reduced by 35 per cent,” said Mr Fabamwo. “Though we have received approval of Mr Governor to employ their replacement, it is something that should be addressed.”