The Katsina State chapter of the National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives , Saturday, disowned the membership of the two women recently paraded by the Katsina State Police Command, describing them as “fake and imposters”.
The Nation recalled that the Police Command had earlier paraded two suspected nurses —Misira Tijjani and Grace Ejigu for alleged theft and selling of a newborn baby. “The imposters namely:Misira Tijjani of Filing Canada Quarters Katsina and Grace Ejigu of Shagari Low-Cost Housing estate, from our findings are fake and unqualified.
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