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JUST IN: LEAVE THE UK WITH IMMEDIATE EEFECT, UK HOME OFFICE SERVE NIGERIAN NURSES DEPORTATION NOTICE

Fellow Nurses Africa by Fellow Nurses Africa
March 11, 2025
in FNA EXCLUSIVE, Health News, NHS Jobs, NURSING, Nursing News
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Nigerian Nurses Face Deportation from the UK Amid Fraud Investigation:

In a heartbreaking turn of events, over 50 Nigerian nurses in the UK are now fighting not only for their careers but also for their futures.

Despite still awaiting the outcomes of their appeals, many have been served with deportation notices, leaving them in a state of fear and uncertainty. These nurses are at the center of a shocking investigation into widespread fraud involving a test center in Ibadan, Nigeria.

But the pain doesn’t end there – they’re being forced to leave the UK as early as March 17, 2025, even before their appeals have been heard.

The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has come under fire for allegedly delaying these hearings, causing immense stress for nurses who are already facing life-changing consequences.

Some of them have lost their jobs, had their visas revoked, and are now threatened with being sent back to Nigeria, despite having committed no wrong.

A group of 50 nurses, who are standing up for justice, has already warned the NMC of impending legal action.

They’re calling for the NMC to expedite the appeal process, ensure fair treatment, and stop the premature deportation of those still waiting for their chance to prove their innocence.

The pressure is mounting, and if the NMC does not act quickly, these nurses may face a battle in court for their right to stay in the UK.

This crisis stems from the NMC’s investigation into fraudulent activities at a Pearson VUE test center in Ibadan, where it was discovered that some nurses were accused of cheating during the computer-based tests required for their registration.

However, the evidence of fraud was not conclusive for every nurse affected, and many are now being unfairly penalized, with some even successfully challenging the decision in court.

Despite the success of one nurse’s appeal, which led to the reversal of her decision, the NMC continues to delay hearings for others, leaving them in limbo.

The emotional toll on these nurses – who left their families and homes to pursue a career in the UK, only to now face deportation – is unimaginable. With their livelihoods on the line and their dignity at stake, these nurses are determined to fight back.

They are demanding the NMC act immediately to resolve their cases and allow them to remain in the UK until they’ve had their day in court.

The question remains: Will the NMC finally act and give these nurses the fair treatment they deserve, or will they be forced to leave everything behind?

Stay tuned for updates as we continue to follow this emotional and urgent battle for justice!

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