Education,The best Legacy: College of Health Sciences and Technology Owo, Organises Matriculation Ceremony for New Students
The Margaret Mosunmola College of Health Sciences and Technology, Owo, Ondo State, recently held its matriculation ceremony, marking a significant milestone for over two hundred newly admitted students. The event, which took place in the college’s main auditorium, was graced by dignitaries, parents, academic and non-academic staff, and other well-wishers who came to celebrate the new students.
The ceremony commenced with an opening address by the Provost of the institution, Dr. Isaac Temidayo Oyegoke, who officially declared the event open. In his speech, Dr. Oyegoke advised the students to remain focused on their academic pursuits and make the most of the opportunities the institution offers. Drawing from his personal experiences as a former medical student at the University of Jos, he encouraged the students to persevere through challenges and strive for excellence.
The guest speaker for the occasion, Dr. Ajayi, delivered an inspiring lecture on the importance of dedication, discipline, and the role of healthcare professionals in society. He emphasized the need for students to uphold the values of integrity, empathy, and continuous learning as they embark on their academic journey.
A highlight of the event was a special presentation by the Community Health Department students, who expressed their gratitude to the Provost for his fatherly support and leadership. They presented him with a gift as a token of appreciation for his unwavering commitment to their welfare and academic growth.
The ceremony concluded with a vibrant performance by a traditional band, which entertained the audience with melodious cultural music, adding a festive touch to the event.
The matriculation ceremony not only welcomed the new students into the academic community but also underscored the college’s commitment to producing skilled and competent healthcare professionals who will contribute meaningfully to the healthcare sector in Nigeria and beyond.