Bachelor of Science(BSc). Nursing

Embark on a Compassionate Journey with BSc. General Nursing. Welcome to the heart of healthcare! Our BSc. General…

Bachelor of Science(BSc). Public Health Nursing

Welcome to our dedicated portal for the Bachelor of Science (BSc.) in Public Health program! Here, you’ll find…

Registered Midwifery Program

The Midwifery Department runs two (2) programs, the Post NAC/NAP and the Registered Midwifery programs.

Registered Nurse Assistant Clinical Program

The Nurse Assistant Clinical is a 2-year program meant at equipping students with basic knowledge in Nursing.

Registered General Nursing Program

The RGN is a Diploma program that is meant at eqiuping students with in-depth knowledge and practices about…

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Why Choose Our College

We are convinced in choosing our College you will be guaranteed the best learning environment. To ensure this we provide:

Hands-On Practical-Oriented T&L

The college combines theoretical teaching with hands-on practical demonstrations in our 4…

Gated College

The Security of our staff and students is a top priority for…

On-Campus Sickbay

When students/Staff fall sick, the College has a readily available 24hr sickbay…

Friendly & Interactive Tutors

Tutors are approachable and are ready to offer academic assistance to any…

Students With Diverse Background

Our students come from very diverse backgrounds in all the sixteen regions…

Academic Excellence Awards

In order to ensure healthy academic competition among students. The College an…

Welcome to Kpembe NMTC

It is with great pleasure that we welcome all and sundry to the official website of Kpembe Nursing & Midwifery Training College. This website will serve as an interactive online platform on which Staff, students, Alumni and other stakeholders can communicate without any barriers. It will also be a repository for prospective students to learn about application and admission processes. Thank you for being part and expressing interest in this College.

About Us.

Nursing and Midwifery Training College, Kpembe, was established in December 2008 as one of the Ministry of Health Training Institutions to train Nurses and Midwives. The school is located in Kpembe, a community located 2 kilometres East of the  Salaga Municipality. Academic activities started in February, 2008 with only the Nurse Assistant, Clinical (NAC) programme. In 2012, the Post-NAC/NAP midwifery program was introduced to complement the NAC program. (more…)

Administration_

The administration is the Secretariat of the college responsible for running all non-academic activities. Its run by an administrator whose main responsibility is to aid the Principal in the delivery of her mandate.

The Principal

Governing Board

Admissions

How to apply

Fee schedule

Support Staff

Procurement

Vacancies

Accounts Office

Quality Assurance

Academics.

The College attaches a lot of importance to Academic work and hence adheres in strict compliance with standards from NAB and N&MC in order to achieve the desired Academic excellence.

Staff.

The School has a large human resource base to accommodate the growing number of students the school admits. It is comparatively big enough to run both academic and Non-academic activities without any challenges.

Students.

The student population currently (2020/2021 academic year) stands at One Thousand and Twenty-One (1021) with a Tutor to student ratio of 1:30. These students are from different backgrounds across all sixteen regions of the Country. Which enhances cross-cultural exchanges and social integration.

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What Our Alumni Say

Some Alumni of the College had this to say...

Joycelyn Wuntima

“We had good teachers with unique teaching skills that made the poorest student write his/ her exams with…

Priscilla Anyineka

This College is one of the best Nursing & Midwifery institutions when it comes to academic excellence and…

Matin Sadick Jnr

“I am of full conviction that in the next few years to come, Kpembe NMTC will be the…

Bawa Kamaldeen

“….. the School has been upgraded to the peak compared with other Schools, through the hard work of…

Mohammed Hafiz Song

I have been fortunate to be part of a profession whose main priority is to salvage humanity from…

Betty Fokuo

“Graduates from Kpembe NMTC exhibit exceptional professionalism with high ethical standards. It is an institution that aims at…

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Our Success Story

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MIDWIVES TRAINED

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NURSES TRAINED

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CLASSROOMS

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Our Management Members

ALICE ABOKAI AGANA

ALICE ABOKAI AGANA

Principal

Alice Abokai Agana is the Principal of this College. She doubles as the Head of The Academic Board,…

LATIFA AKILU MOHAMMED

LATIFA AKILU MOHAMMED

Vice Principal

Mad. Latifa Akilu Mohammed is the Vice Principal of this College and acts as the Principal in the…

T. JOSEPH

T. JOSEPH

Accountant

Head of the Accounts Unit and a core management member

MOHAMMED IBRAHIM

MOHAMMED IBRAHIM

Administrator

Mr. Ibrahim is the Administrator of the College and a Core management member.

STEPHEN BEINPUO ZULENA

STEPHEN BEINPUO ZULENA

Academic Co-ordinator

Mr. Stephen Beinpuo Zulena is the Head of the Academic Committee and a member of the School’s management…

ABUKARI RUHAIMA

ABUKARI RUHAIMA

Program Head-Midwifery

Madam Theresa is the Head Registered Midwifery Programs.

DADINKAI ALIU ISSAH

DADINKAI ALIU ISSAH

Program Head-Nursing

Mr. DADINKAI is the Head of the Nursing Department. He is responsible for the running of the affairs…

ABDULAI EWUNTOMAH

ABDULAI EWUNTOMAH

Head Of Procurement

Mr. Ewuntomah is the Head of the Procurement Unit and a member of the Entity Tender Committee.

ADDAI YAW HAMMOND

ADDAI YAW HAMMOND

Dean of Students

Mr Addai is the Dean of Students of the College.

Gambling: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Play Responsibly

Gambling is a popular form of entertainment that mixes chance, excitement, and the possibility of winning money. Today, gambling includes casino games like roulette, poker, blackjack and slots, as well as sports betting, lotteries, and fast-growing online gambling platforms. For many players it is a way to relax and enjoy a thrill, but it is also important to understand the risks and make informed choices.

Most gambling games are based on probability, and they are designed with a mathematical advantage for the operator. This advantage is often called the house edge, meaning the casino or bookmaker is statistically likely to profit over the long term. Players can still win in the short term, but expecting consistent profit is unrealistic. Viewing gambling as paid entertainment (not as an income strategy) is one of the best ways to keep it safe and enjoyable.

Responsible gambling starts with clear limits. Set a budget before you play and only use money you can afford to lose. Decide in advance how much time you will spend, because online gambling is available 24/7 and can make it easy to play longer than planned. Avoid chasing losses, since trying to “win back” money often leads to bigger spending and stronger stress. Taking breaks, keeping emotions in check, and never gambling under the influence of alcohol are practical habits that reduce harm.

If gambling stops being fun and starts creating anxiety, secrecy, or financial pressure, it may be time to pause and seek support. Many gambling sites offer tools such as deposit limits, session reminders, and self-exclusion options. Using these features early can help you stay in control and keep gambling as a safe form of entertainment.

Gamblers on Social Media: Profiles and Behavior Patterns

Gambling: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Play Responsibly

Gambling is a popular form of entertainment that mixes chance, excitement, and the possibility of winning money. Today, gambling includes casino games like roulette, poker, blackjack and slots, as well as sports betting, lotteries, and fast-growing online gambling platforms. For many players it is a way to relax and enjoy a thrill, but it is also important to understand the risks and make informed choices.

Most gambling games are based on probability, and they are designed with a mathematical advantage for the operator. This advantage is often called the house edge, meaning the casino or bookmaker is statistically likely to profit over the long term. Players can still win in the short term, but expecting consistent profit is unrealistic. Viewing gambling as paid entertainment (not as an income strategy) is one of the best ways to keep it safe and enjoyable.

Responsible gambling starts with clear limits. Set a budget before you play and only use money you can afford to lose. Decide in advance how much time you will spend, because online gambling is available 24/7 and can make it easy to play longer than planned. Avoid chasing losses, since trying to “win back” money often leads to bigger spending and stronger stress. Taking breaks, keeping emotions in check, and never gambling under the influence of alcohol are practical habits that reduce harm.

If gambling stops being fun and starts creating anxiety, secrecy, or financial pressure, it may be time to pause and seek support. Many gambling sites offer tools such as deposit limits, session reminders, and self-exclusion options. Using these features early can help you stay in control and keep gambling as a safe form of entertainment.

Gamblers on Social Media: Profiles and Behavior Patterns

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The College inaugurates its first ever Stakeholders' Association at a meeting held at the School's auditorium. A six member Committee to stair the affairs of the Association was voted for and subsequently sworn into office.