Manila LGU commends PLM’s exemplary performance in 2023 NLE
THE City Council of Manila, led by its presiding officer Vice Mayor John Marvin “Yul Servo” Nieto, passed a resolution commending the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila (PLM) for its performance in the recent Nursing Licensure Exam (NLE) with 100 percent passing rate, surpassing its overall passing rate of 74.94 percent.
In a consolidated resolution authored jointly by Councilors Pamela “Fa” Fugoso, Irma Alfonso-Juson, Louie Chua, and Ernesto “Jong” Isip. Jr., the Council applauded the school’s 195 nursing graduates, all of whom hurdled the 2023 NLE, with 15 joining the topnotchers’ list.
Among them were 3rd placer Miyu Krista Cuyson Miura, 5th placer Karl Russel Abuyo Acuna 6th placer Pamella Metucua Cordero, 7th placer Dan Precioso Gonzales Cruz, Sharmaine Anne Velilla Enriquez, Alexandra Cathlene Infante Pineda, Michaella Valenzuela Umlas-8th, Kyla Tolentino Abrencillo, Angelo Jose Mejillano Molina, Jemiline Pascua Olbocm and Shee Ann Mae Doctor Pagasian- 9th, Jed Andrew Stephen Yap Milag, Natasha Mae Basilia Jacinto, Mary Joyce Diane Villotica Lim, and Angelika Arandela Ocampo-10th.
In view of this exemplary performance, the Professional Regulation Commission hailed PLM as the “Top Performing School” in this year’s NLE.
The Council swiftly approved the resolution, with Vice Mayor Nieto holding the gavel.
“With utmost support from Mayor Maria Sheila “Honey” H. Lacuna-Pangan, PLM continues to shine as one of the premier universities in the country”, said Nieto.
PLM is a chartered and autonomous university funded by the City Government of Manila. It offers tuition-free education to deserving and academically qualified students from all over the country.
