flags -off Construction of New Hall
The Oyo State College of Nursing and Midwifery, Eleyele Ibadan,on Wednesday, marked its 77th anniversary with a symbolic tree planting ceremony to signal the commencement of a new school hall project aimed at enhancing teaching and learning facilities in the institution.
Speaking at the event held at the college’s permanent site in Eleyele, the Provost, Dr. Gbonjubola Owolabi, described the anniversary as a significant milestone reflecting decades of excellence in nursing and midwifery education and the institution’s ongoing commitment to producing highly skilled healthcare professionals.
She appreciated God for His love and kindness over the years, noting that His hand has continually been evident in the affairs and activities of the institution.
She noted that the proposed school hall, when completed, would provide a conducive environment for academic activities, conferences, and other institutional engagements, adding that the project aligns with efforts to improve infrastructure and meet the growing needs of students and staff.
Dr. Gbonjubola further explained that the tree planting initiative was symbolic , representing growth, sustainability, and the institution’s forward-looking vision as it continues to expand its facilities.
The provost appreciated the support of the Oyo State Governor, Engr ‘Seyi Makinde and other stakeholders for their contributions toward the development of the college, urging continued collaboration to sustain the institution’s legacy of excellence.
She therefore urged the students to continue to be worthy ambassadors of the College.
Some staff and students who witnessed the event expressed optimism that the new school hall would further enhance academic and social activities within the college.
The Oyo State College of Nursing and Midwifery, a premier institution for nursing education in Nigeria, has over the years maintained a strong reputation for discipline and high academic standards, producing graduates who continue to make significant contributions to the healthcare sector both within and outside the country.
The brief ceremony attended by the Deputy Provost, Mrs. Iyabo Adeleke, members of the management team, academic and non-academic staff and students featured praise and worship, a short exhortation, prayers, and thanksgiving.
