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This is sad: Nurse laments N50k pay after paying millions for nursing degree

AdminBy AdminJanuary 21, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read


  • A Nigerian nurse went viral after criticising low salaries despite the high cost of studying nursing
  • She alleged that graduates paid up to ₦2.5 million per session but were offered salaries as low as ₦50,000
  • Her comments sparked debate about healthcare wages, unqualified workers, and Nigeria’s nursing system

A Nigerian nurse has sparked discussions online after speaking out about the poor pay in the nursing profession, despite the high cost of studying the course in the country.

In a video shared on TikTok, the nurse, identified as @melaningoddess115, expressed frustration over what she described as unfair salaries offered to newly graduated nurses.

“This is sad”: Nurse laments N50k pay after paying millions for nursing degree
A Nigerian nurse rants on poor pay in her profession despite high cost of getting a degree. Photo credit: @melaningoddess115. Image source: TikTok
Source: TikTok

She said many students pay as much as ₦2.5 million per academic session to study nursing in private universities, only to be offered salaries as low as ₦50,000 after graduation.

According to the nurse, the situation has discouraged many qualified professionals from practising nursing in Nigeria.

“This is sad”: Nurse laments N50k pay after paying millions for nursing degree

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In her words:

“Imagine you paying 2.5 million per session to study nursing in a private university, and on graduating, someone is telling you to come and collect 50k. Ah, you guys should do better. It is sad.”

Nigerian nurse rants on poor salary

She disclosed that some nurses who spent five years studying the course and even obtained master’s degrees have chosen not to work in the profession because of the poor pay.

The nurse questioned why hospitals and healthcare institutions continued to offer low wages, even as the cost of education kept rising.

“How will I spend 2.5 million to go to school and you are offering me 50k? For what exactly? For what? If you cannot employ these people, leave them,” she cried out.

She argued that such conditions made it difficult for professionals to survive, especially considering the demanding nature of the job.

“This is sad”: Nurse laments N50k pay after paying millions for nursing degree

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She also raised concerns about the growing number of unqualified individuals working in healthcare facilities. According to her, poor pay pushes trained nurses out of the system, creating room for unqualified workers, often referred to as “quacks,” who are willing to accept lower wages.

“This is sad”: Nurse laments N50k pay after paying millions for nursing degree
A Nigerian nurse speaks about the cost of getting a degree compared to the pay that comes with it. Photo credit: @melaningoddess115. Image source: TikTok
Source: TikTok

The nurse urged healthcare consumers to be cautious about where they seek medical care, advising them to pay attention to the quality and professionalism of healthcare workers in hospitals.

She said:

And you as the consumer of healthcare, once you see those hospitals you already know them, you understand? You already know them. By their fruits, you shall know them. From their dressing…”

Her TikTok video has since attracted attention on social media. Watch the video below:

Reactions to nurse’s pay outburst

Legit.ng collected reactions from Nigerians. Some of the comments are below:

Elizabeth Toyin said:

“Not every nurses are meant to work in a private hospital. I never worked in a private hospital, I waited for 18 months after graduation to work with the federal government.”

OLA wrote:

“I will use that money to set up a mini company for my daughter and train her to manage it.”

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Legit.ng had earlier reported that a Nigerian nurse shared a TikTok video showing the uniform she wore to the hospital, and she was chased out.

It appeared the uniform hugged her body too tightly, and the authorities at the hospital disapproved of it.

She went out and gave the uniform to a tailor to reshape it for her before she returned to work at the health facility.

Source: Legit.ng

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