College of Nursing and Midwifery Celebrates 27th Convocation

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The Oyo State Government has reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that communities are served with dignity and skill by excellent nurses. This was stated by the State Commissioner for Health, Oluwaserimi Ajetunmobi, during the 27th convocation ceremony of the Oyo State College of Nursing and Midwifery. A total of 469 students graduated, including 31 best graduating students, with Adetunji Shukurat emerging as the overall best graduate.

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Ajetunmobi emphasised that the graduation ceremony marks a significant milestone in the new nurses’ academic and professional journey, saying, “The graduates were trained in one of the most reputable Colleges of Nursing and Midwifery and have now joined a noble profession.” She added, “The state government’s goal is to ensure there are enough excellent nurses to serve communities with dignity and skill.”

The wife of Alaafin of Oyo, Abiwumi Owoade, an alumna of the College, urged the graduates to be agents of change in society, challenging them to “set the pace, break barriers, and find solutions to things that hitherto had remained invisible, inaccessible, and unattainable in the rapidly changing world.” She further advised, “Be a trailblazer in this noble career path you have chosen. Set the pace and break barriers. A trailblazer is a leader who summons followership by the inspiration of his life and action.

The State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Salihu Adelabu, praised the institution for its role in training professionals and gifted hands in healthcare services, positioning Nigeria among its peers as a factor to reckon with.

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The Provost of the College, Gbonjubola Owolabi, appreciated the parents for the confidence they had reposed in the college, stating, “This College remains a household name in the production of middle-level manpower in the health sector, a crucial component of the mission to improve the healthcare services in the state.” She also valued the contributions of the Alumni Association, led by Gabriel Ajeigbe, to the college’s success.

The convocation ceremony was attended by dignitaries, including provosts of sister colleges and other notable figures in the healthcare and education sectors.

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