Ms. Balogun Amatur-Raquib Ajibola, the overall Best Student and Best in Theory Examination, gave the farewell address and discussed the priceless lessons she had gained throughout her training.
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She highlighted the value of having faith in oneself and one’s ability, revealing that although many people occasionally questioned their capacity, their tenacity brought them success. She pointed out that while it’s acceptable to not know everything, it’s unacceptable to not strive to grow.
She expressed her gratitude to the hospital administration and the school’s teachers for their unwavering dedication and assistance over the academic journey.
Prof. Adebowale O. Adekoya, Director of Clinical Services and Training (DCST), expressed his sincere gratitude to the hospital’s management, faculty, and dignitaries in his vote of thanks.
In addition to highlighting the institution’s importance within LASUTH’s many educational initiatives, he congratulated the pioneering students of the LASUTH School of Echocardiography and commended Prof. Fabamwo’s leadership in establishing several schools, such as the Advanced Professional Diploma in Hospital Administration and Human Resources, the School of Anaesthetic Technology, the School of Orthopedic Cast Technology, and the Caregiver Academy.
Attributing these accomplishments to the Lagos State Government’s strategic investment in healthcare, Prof. Adekoya also revealed the hospital’s intention to launch the largest Postgraduate School of Nephrology Nursing in the nation.
He praised the Chief Medical Director’s dedication to increasing educational resources and opportunities.
