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EXTRA: NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU'S MOTHER TO BE BURIED ON DECEMBER 29TH 2023

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BURIAL OF NKE NKE ENYI IZUOGU'S MOTHER HOLD ON FRIDAY DECEMBER 29TH 2023. The President and Founder of Nke Nke Enyi izuogu foundation for the Needy and the Aged High Chief Dr Sir Ikenna Chiedozie Aniche has officially announced final burial programme for his late beautiful mother Dame Ezinne Nneoma Catherine Chinyere Aniche who passed on recently and will be interred on Friday the 29th of December 2023. Nke Nke Enyi Izuogu Gburu Gburu 1 - 12  disclosed this in a statement he personally authored and signed, said that the burial of his late mother has since commenced with a service of songs which took place at RCCG - New creation assembly of all nations South Norwood  in the United Kingdom on the 11th of November 2023 and another which took place at the mother's Federal Housing Estate Owerri residence on the 15th of November 2023.  Watch on YouTube According to the statement, her body will leave  Aladimma Hospital Mortuary owerri with a brief stop at her Federal Housing Estate o
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BETHEL'S POST-BACCALAUREATE NURSING PROGRAM

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BETHEL'S POST-BACCALAUREATE NURSING PROGRAM
Bethel’s post-baccalaureate nursing program enables students who’ve already earned their bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing field to prepare for a career in nursing. During this accelerated pre-licensure program, students gain the credentials, experience, and critical thinking skills necessary to practice in entry-level professional nursing positions in all types of healthcare agencies.

PROGRAM DETAILS
Through Bethel’s post-baccalaureate nursing program, you’ll learn how to provide meaningful care that promotes the health of people from diverse families, communities, and systems. Courses are offered in a blended format, meaning you’ll experience a mix of online and in-person learning. Upon graduation, you’ll be eligible to apply for the NCLEX® licensure exam for registered nurses.
Program Highlights
Leading the way
Bethel’s post-baccalaureate nursing program is one of only a few in Minnesota—and in the Midwest.

ELIGIBILITY FOR LICENSURE

You’ll be eligible to apply to take the NCLEX® licensure examination for registered nurses.

FAITH-BASED APPROACH

Along with strong nursing education, our program provides you with a strong foundation of Christian values that will equip you to practice compassionate patient care.

COMPASSIONATE FACULTY

Bethel nursing faculty care about students. They love to serve as mentors and meet students wherever they’re at in life, education, and career.
Designed to meet your needs
Created especially for people with a bachelor’s degree who are looking to transition to a career in nursing, our post-baccalaureate nursing program offers a learning environment that fits into the lives of busy adults.

ACCELERATED PREPARATION

With your bachelor’s degree in a non-nursing field, you’ll spend just 15-20 months in our accelerated nursing program. You’ll be prepared to practice as an entry-level professional nurse in all types of healthcare agencies.
Discover learning that fits your life.
Post-baccalaureate nursing class at Bethel University
Now more than ever, our world needs compassionate and knowledgeable healthcare providers. Bethel’s post-baccalaureate nursing program offers you the unique opportunity to meet that need, live out your calling, and step into a new career in nursing—regardless of the field in which you earned your bachelor’s degree. With compassionate professors who teach from a faith-based perspective, you’ll find an environment that both challenges and supports you as you prepare to care for patients with compassion, integrity, and skill.

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