What they don’t tell you about being an “immigrant” nurse!

[@Henkspares]

That's good of you Mr Manasseh to share your experiences with us, keep succeeding and going bro, more love from Ghana

[@ghanans3my2300]

I admire your intellect Sir

[@ManasseyTetteh]

Thank you 🙏

[@kingsleyabayateye2126]

So articulate in your answers. Kudos guys

[@Moralsandlessons]

Always a delight to watch your videos ❤

[@princesethadu-krah9374]

Wow...i love your answers

[@chimburyennube154]

Thank you so much for the insight. Looking forward to joining you soon

[@jonathanmanison3869]

Very helpful boss just finished nursing considering switching to medical school in the US can you throw more light in that regard

[@ManasseyTetteh]

Best wishes on your journey bro

[@evelynnatale3833]

Very informative
Thank you

[@estherdebrah5474]

Insightful.

[@nakopenda6749]

Nice interview Mane... Is that wifey😊??

[@ManasseyTetteh]

Yes that is

[@JOYCELYNKORANTENG-g1f]

give us a video of your income n expenses if you dont mind..

[@naanaowususekyere5200]

Can u mention the states that does that with the level of experience pls thank you😊

[@nanayaasweety9126]

Can u mention the states that prioritize ur years of experience?

[@ManasseyTetteh]

States on the west coast normally do this

[@TimeWithMelissa]

Please can you give me any insights about doing Master of Science in nursing in Ghana and it’s importance in upgrading in the USA

[@ManasseyTetteh]

You can always get a PHD on top of that masters so it’s worthwhile if academia is a dream for you

[@rn_klb]

Insightful, keep it up snr😊

[@adegbolaoluwawamiri3027]

I also think it’s bcos you live in Washington DC. Washington is expensive

[@Trendingtopics-u4i]

Kaduna, and Kano Education is a bit challenged