Oke-Osanyintolu College of Health Sciences and Technology Ido-Ekiti Ekiti State has recorded a 100 per cent pass rate in the national examinations taken by students of its Departments of Pharmacy and Community Health in August and September this year.
The Provost of the college Dr Johnson Adebayo Ojo expressed delight at the results and congratulated the successful students and their parents.
Ojo attributed the achievement to the students’ hard work and dedication to their studies as well as the provision of adequate equipment infrastructure and a conducive learning environment.
He hailed the Heads of Departments and other academic staff members for their commitment and diligence urging staff and students to sustain the achievement.
The Provost urged young Nigerians seeking admission into tertiary institutions to apply to the college noting that the admission was still ongoing and that prospective students could choose from the courses available.
Interested applicants can obtain information and apply through the college’s website
In a related development the Provost received a Lagos-based paramedics specialist Mrs Morenike Anafi at the college.
Anafi expressed delight at the college management’s level of preparation for the commencement of the programme. She urged prospective students and the public not to hesitate to pursue paramedics describing it as a field with opportunities to contribute to emergency healthcare services.
Ojo assured the public of the College’s commitment to providing quality education and developing skilled healthcare professionals.
He also cited a recent recognition of the institution by the Senior Staff Association of Universities Teaching Hospitals Research Institutes and Associated Institutions (SSAUTHRIAI) Federal Teaching Hospital Ido-Ekiti Branch.
According to the Provost the association described Oke-Osanyintolu College as a great citadel of learning and presented it with a corporate honour award in recognition of its contributions to educational excellence human capital development and community advancement.