Anambra State government has upgraded the Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital School of Nursing, Nkpor to a College.
Governor Willie Obiano announced this during the matriculation and capping ceremony of 2020 and 2021 set of student nurses and midwives held at the College’s premises in Nkpor, Idemili North local government Area, recently.
The Governor, represented by the Chief Medical Director of the Hospital, Dr Joe Akabuike, congratulated the matriculates, and extolled the remarkable achievements the school has recorded under the administration of the health commissioner, Dr Vincent Okpala.
The Governor also disclosed that the School of Nursing was given full accreditation in September, 2021, with increase in the intake from 50 to 75 students.
He advised the students to take their studies seriously to justify the huge resources their parents and guardians are investing in them.
Chairman, Parent\Teacher Aassociation (PTA) of the school, Mr Godwin Ezenwaka, and the principal of the School of Midwifery, Nkpor, Mrs Chinyere Ezekwe, while congratulating the matriculants on being admitted into the profession, appealed to the state government to build more classrooms to accommodate the increasing number of students, employ more non-academic staff as well as mend the broken fence, repair and provide them with school buses, among others.
In their separate speeches, the provost of the college, Mrs Juliana Nwazuroke and the deputy director, Nursing, Anambra State, Ministry of Health, Stella Ekweozor, who represented the director, Nursing, Mrs Perpetual Anene, appreciated Governor Willie Obiano, the Commissioner For health, Dr Vincent Okpala, and CMD, COOUTH, Dr Joe Akabuike, for their giant transformational agenda in the school.
At the event, a resource person and member, Board of Nursing and Midwifery, Princess Florence Okafor, educated the students on the ethics of nursing profession.
Responding, some of the matriculants, including Mr Ikechukwu Unigwe and Miss Success Innocent, promised to uphold the ethics of the profession as well as make the institution, parents and the state proud.
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