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Stranded nursing interns Over 300 nursing interns remain stranded at home Ojiambo: They locked us out of the final list Govt says only 2,000 medical students have been posted Duale: Posting of interns is regulated by public service #CitizenBriefs Wycliffe Orandi

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@Wycliffeorandi

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@Wycliffeorandi Ministry of Health is a corruption zone, they can't uphold its ethics and standards, they posted students who have not finished the course at the expense of eligible students.. It's a till mess, justice should prevail

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@Wycliffeorandi No one deserves to have their career on hold for 2 years while their colleagues with same qualifications progress foward. Are their lives and careers meaningless. @MOH_Kenya @citizentvkenya #postalleligiblenursinginterns

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@Wycliffeorandi Some nurses interns were omitted unfairly. Walk the talk @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya post all eligible nurses interns. What was the criteria used to omit the unposted 300

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@Wycliffeorandi Aden Duale should post us for internship for fairness. It's is really unfair. How come ungraduated students are in internship and graduates we are out. Again stop saying the number is limited to 2000 and you have posted 2098 nurses for internship. Kindly post us.

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@Wycliffeorandi @Wanjiru2027 @C_NyaKundiH @Mabonga_254 @Gideon_Kitheka @HEBabuOwino

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@Wycliffeorandi @MOH_Kenya kindly post all eligible nursing officer interns. It's unfair to lock nursing graduates out of internship when the irregularity and discrepancy isn't their fault. Post all eligible nursing interns.

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@Wycliffeorandi #postallelligiblenursing interns @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya

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@Wycliffeorandi Internship is mandatory for a nurse to get licenced. Having to wait for 3 years after gratuating a four year course so as to get a licence is very unfair. Kindly post us @HonAdenDuale . @MOH_Kenya @NCKenya @WilliamsRuto

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@Wycliffeorandi This is so unfair @MOH_Kenya @HonAdenDuale Which criteria was used to post Nursing interns??

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@Wycliffeorandi This is very unfortunate for the 2021 intake to be placed for an intership and for the 2019 intake to be left out.

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@Wycliffeorandi Post all eligible interns @MOH_Kenya

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@Wycliffeorandi Post all eligible interns @MOH_Kenya

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@Wycliffeorandi #Postallnursinginterns

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@Wycliffeorandi It's very unfair

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya post all eligible nurse interns!

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale ,@MikeSonko @pksalasya ,@OkiyaOmtatah ,@WilliamsRuto ,@C_NyaKundiH ,@hon_wamuchomba ,@HEBabuOwino ,@MOH_Kenya ,@NCKenya ,@mulamwah ,@Roysambufinest ,@ericomondi_

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya you either post all eligible nursing interns or revoke and use fair criteria to post

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@Wycliffeorandi He revoked 42 he should post another 42 verified nurse interns not telling us to wait for next year we have waited for two years now at this rate I will retire waiting for my placement it’s not fair at all @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya #postalleligiblenursinginterns

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@Wycliffeorandi @MOH_Kenya @KNUNOFFICIAL @HEBabuOwino @NCKenya @edwinsifuna @Psmuthoni

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale @MiskellahMD @PanyakoSeth @JohnMbadiN

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@Wycliffeorandi What is not clear to the public is the opaque nature of the initial list. People who joined nursing 2018 have been secluded while the class of 2020 and 2021 have been posted. Why is this happening?.

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya Why leave out eligible graduates .

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@Wycliffeorandi @HonAdenDuale @MOH_Kenya stop the discrimination and unfairness. Post all eligible interns ASAP!

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@Wycliffeorandi Posting 2021 and leaving out 2018?very unfair, what was the criteria

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@Wycliffeorandi @MOH_Kenya

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@Wycliffeorandi It's so unafair to delay nursing interns getting their license which is there only way of getting a job at any medical institution. Those pre-interns who missed should not be forced to pay for nck's mistakes. Post all BSN interns. @HonAdenDuale ,@NCKenya ,@WilliamsRuto

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