Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti

05/08/2026

'We Want to Get Better and Be Accountable,' CMD Tells Staff During Facility Tour

The Chief Medical Director (CMD), Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, has commended members of staff for their commitment to quality service delivery while calling for greater cooperation in the collective effort to improve the hospital and strengthen accountability across all departments.

Prof. Ogundipe made the call on Wednesday during a comprehensive inspection tour of the hospital's facilities alongside members of the management team. He urged end-users of hospital equipment to demonstrate greater professionalism and diligence in handling government properties, stressing that equipment not in use should always be switched off and unplugged, while water taps should be properly closed to prevent wastage.

During the tour, the management team visited various wards, clinics and service units, where a wide range of challenges including electrical, mechanical, biomedical, clinical and medical issues were identified. The Chief Medical Director assured staff that the observed deficiencies would be addressed in phases to further enhance service delivery.

Speaking during the exercise, the Deputy Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (Clinical Services), Dr. T. Ibrahim, explained that he had earlier conducted an assessment of the hospital's facilities and considered it necessary for the Chief Executive Officer to personally inspect the identified areas in order to make informed decisions on the next line of action toward sustaining the hospital's high standards of healthcare delivery.

The CMD also emphasized the need for a comprehensive inventory of equipment by the Procurement Department and the Central Store to strengthen accountability and ensure proper asset management. Requests for additional medical equipment across the wards and clinics were equally documented for urgent procurement.

In a bid to improve patients' comfort and overall hospital experience, Prof. Ogundipe informed officer in charge of the children's ward that Television set, new beds and cots, bed side lockers among others had already been procured and were available at the hospital's Central Store. He directed that the items be distributed without delay to the designated wards while encouraging staff to identify other areas where such interventions may be required.

Furthermore, the Directorate of Administration and the Works and Services Department were directed to designate a proper junk yard for the safe disposal of damaged and condemned medical equipment, office furniture and other unserviceable items in line with best facility management practices.

The Chief Medical Director was accompanied on the inspection by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Olabisi Adeyemo; the Deputy CMAC (Clinical Services), Dr. T. Ibrahim; the Deputy CMAC (Special Duties), Dr. O. A. Adewumi; the Chief of Staff to the CMD, Dr. Kamal Alabi; the Deputy Director of Administration (General Admin), Mr. Abayomi Adeakin; the Deputy Director of Protocol and Head of the Information and Corporate Affairs Department, Mr. Isaac Anifowose; the Head of Works and Services, Engr. Adedayo Dada; the Head of Procurement, Mr Seyi Olatimehin; the Head of Administrative Staff (CMD's Office), Mr. Babatope Ajimati; and other members of staff.

Information/Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI
5th August, 2026.

03/08/2026

CMD Urges Christian Faithful to Worship in Faith, Calls on Staff to Join Chapel Choir

The Chief Medical Director (CMD), Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, has urged members of the hospital's Christian community to worship God with unwavering faith and sincerity, emphasizing that genuine devotion attracts divine honour.

Prof. Ogundipe made the call during the August edition of the monthly prayer meeting of the Joint Hospital Christian Fellowship held at the hospital's chapel on Monday.

Addressing the congregation, the CMD stressed the importance of wholehearted commitment in the service of God, noting that every worthwhile endeavour deserves to be done excellently. He expressed concern over the low turnout of Christian faithful at the monthly prayer meeting and appealed to heads of departments and units to encourage Christian members of staff to participate actively in the fellowship and partake in God's abundant grace.

The CMD also passionately appealed to members of staff to join the Chapel Choir, with the goal of building a formidable choir of no fewer than 40 choristers. According to him, both male and female staff members who appreciate the power and efficacy of praise and worship should consider dedicating at least one hour each month to serving God through the choir, describing such a commitment as a worthwhile sacrifice for the Lord.

Earlier, the Chapel Secretary, Mr. Ogundana, charged the congregation to remain steadfast in serving God in spirit; in truth; and in their service to humanity as health workers because that is the path to true honour. He noted that gaining God’s approval and trust in their services will bring them lasting honour and divine upliftment.

The theme of the August prayer meeting was "Path to True Honour," with the anchor scripture taken from John 12:26, which says: "If anyone serves Me, let him follow Me; and where I am, there My servant will be also. If anyone serves Me, him My Father will honour."

The guest minister, Prophet F. A. Ogungboye from Ado-Ekiti, led the prayer session, during which prayers were offered for God's continuous presence over the hospital, its annexes, management, and members of staff.

He encouraged the congregation to seek God's abiding presence in their personal lives and within the hospital community, emphasizing that God's presence brings divine intervention, peace, and lasting transformation.

Special prayers were also offered for the Chief Medical Director, asking God to grant him divine wisdom, unshakable protection, uncommon grace, and the strength to continue providing purposeful leadership for the hospital.

At the close of the programme, Prof. Ogundipe wished all members of staff a glorious, fruitful, and purposeful new month of August.

Information/Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI
3rd August, 2026.

02/08/2026

The Thanksgiving Mass and Celebration of Life in honour of His Royal Majesty, Oba Adebanji Ajibade Alabi, Afuntade 1, The Alawe of Ilawe-Ekiti, was attended by the management of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), led by Chief Medical Director, Professor Kolawole Ogundipe. This event took place at St. John's Pro-Cathedral Catholic Church, Ilawe-Ekiti, yesterday, Saturday, August 1, 2026.

01/08/2026

The management team of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), under the leadership of the Chief Medical Director, Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, attended a Thanksgiving Mass and Celebration of Life in honour of His Royal Majesty, Oba Adebanji Ajibade Alabi, The Afuntade 1, Alawe of Ilawe-Ekiti, held at St. John's Pro-Cathedral Catholic Church, Ilawe-Ekiti, today, Saturday 1st August, 2026.

The delegation accompanying the Chief Medical Director included Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr Olabisi Adeyemo; the Chief of Staff to the CMD, Dr Kamal Alabi; the Deputy Director of Protocol and Head of the Information & Corporate Affairs Department, Mr Isaac Anifowose; the Physician-in-charge of the Ilawe Annex of FETHI, Dr Gbeje; the Chief Security Officer of the hospital, Mr Sola Ogundare; along with some officers from the Information and Corporate Affairs Department.

Information/Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI.
1st August, 2026.

01/08/2026

New Month Greetings

Dear Distinguished and Highly Esteemed

A new month is more than a date on the calendar; it is a fresh bundle of opportunities, fully equipped for you to pursue and achieve your dreams.

Step into it with purpose and make the most of every moment.

Wishing you a wonderfully blessed and joyful new month.

Kolawole and Taiwo Ogundipe

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30/07/2026

Navigating Challenges of Young University: Hillside Seeks Clinical Training Partnership with FETHI

The management of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), led by the Chief Medical Director (CMD), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, on Wednesday received the management of Hillside University of Science and Technology, Okemesi-Ekiti, on a courtesy and partnership visit aimed at strengthening medical education and clinical training.

The delegation, led by the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Iheanyichukwu Okoro, sought collaboration with FETHI to provide clinical training opportunities for the institution's students in nursing and allied health disciplines, particularly in Pathology, Pharmacology, Public Health, and other clinical sciences.

Congratulating Prof. Ogundipe on his appointment as Chief Medical Director, Prof. Okoro described him as a seasoned healthcare administrator whose remarkable achievements as Chief Executive of several health institutions have earned him sustained recognition and greater responsibilities.

"The reward for hard work and excellent performance is more work," he remarked, noting that Prof. Ogundipe's track record of excellence informed his latest appointment.

Describing FETHI as a giant in medical education and healthcare delivery, the Vice-Chancellor said the three-year-old university was seeking to leverage the hospital's wealth of experience in training healthcare professionals.

According to him, the institution deliberately chose FETHI because of its longstanding reputation for excellence in medical education, clinical practice, and its successful training of students from several institutions within and outside Ekiti State.

Prof. Okoro disclosed that Hillside University recently secured full accreditation for its Nursing programme and that the relevant regulatory body requires evidence of an established clinical training arrangement for students after their pre-clinical studies. He explained that this requirement necessitated the university's visit to FETHI to explore collaboration in the areas of Basic Clinical Sciences and School of Sciences.

He further stated that the university also intends to renew its existing relationship with FETHI on clinical postings for its nursing students.

Describing FETHI as a stable and highly reputable institution, the Vice-Chancellor expressed the university's desire to formalize the proposed collaboration through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU).

In his response, the Chief Medical Director welcomed the delegation and appreciated the university's confidence in FETHI.

He noted that the hospital has sustained a successful partnership with Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), since 2014 for the training of medical students, adding that seven sets of medical doctors have successfully graduated through the collaboration. He also revealed that in 2025, FETHI was approved as the teaching hospital for the College of Medicine of the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE).

Prof. Ogundipe, however, lamented the impact of the "Japa" phenomenon on Nigeria's healthcare system, describing the migration of medical professionals as a major challenge despite the increasing production of healthcare graduates.

According to him, more than half of newly trained medical doctors leave the country in search of better opportunities abroad, resulting in severe manpower shortages across health institutions. He observed that residency positions, which previously attracted surplus applications, now remain vacant despite repeated advertisements.

While expressing the hospital's willingness to support the proposed partnership, the CMD explained that the level of faculty engagement would depend on the availability and willingness of individual consultants, especially in view of FETHI's existing commitments to ABUAD and FUOYE.

He assured the delegation that the hospital's management would consult relevant faculty members regarding their participation and would also present the matter at the Ekiti State Committee of Chief Medical Directors to explore additional support where necessary.

Prof. Ogundipe further assured that management would work out the operational requirements and logistics for the proposed collaboration, including accommodation needs for additional personnel where applicable, and seek the necessary approvals from the appropriate authorities to formalize the partnership.

Delivering the vote of thanks on behalf of the hospital, the Physician-in-Charge of the Igogo Annex of the hospital, Dr. Kayode Ariyibi, commended the leadership of Hillside University for choosing FETHI as its preferred partner in clinical training.

He expressed optimism that the engagement would yield positive outcomes and wished both institutions a productive and enduring partnership that would contribute significantly to the training of competent healthcare professionals for Nigeria.

The meeting was attended by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Olabisi Adeyemo; the Director of Administration, represented by the Deputy Director of Administration (General Duties), Mr. Abayomi Adeakin; the Chief of Staff to the CMD, Dr. Kamal Alabi; the Deputy Director of Protocol, Mr. Isaac Anifowose; Assistant Director of Information, Mr. Kunle Adeboyejo; the Head of Administrative Staff (CMD's Office), Mr. Babatope Ajimati; and several consultant specialists from various departments of the hospital.

Members of the Hillside University delegation included the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Babafemi Adebesin; the Registrar, Dr. Mercy Lyons; the Head of the Department of Nursing, Dr. Beatrice Segun-Agboola; the Clinical Instructor, Mrs. Ajiboye Adetoun; the Dean of Students' Affairs and Director of Works, Venerable Jibiya Jibrin; and the Acting Medical Director of the University Health Centre, Dr. Kayode Ariyibi.

Information & Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI.
29th July, 2026.

29/07/2026

CMD Reaffirms FETHI's Commitment to Inter-Agency Collaboration as FOHFEN Visits Hospital Management

The Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, has reaffirmed the hospital's commitment to strengthening collaboration with federal establishments and supporting initiatives that promote institutional partnerships and national development.

Prof. Ogundipe gave the assurance on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, while receiving members of the Forum of Heads of Federal Establishments in Nigeria (FOHFEN), Ekiti State Chapter, during a courtesy visit to the hospital.

The CMD expressed appreciation to the delegation for the visit and their goodwill, reaffirming FETHI's commitment to the objectives of the Forum. He pledged the hospital's continued support for the Forum's programmes and activities, noting that many of the requests presented had already received the hospital's attention. He also assured the delegation of FETHI's readiness to provide support whenever required.

Prof. Ogundipe further appreciated the Forum for conferring on him the Award of Excellence in the Healthcare Sector during its Annual Public Lecture last year, describing the honour as a source of encouragement to continue promoting excellence in healthcare service delivery. He also pledged to reach out to the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) to foster closer collaboration between the university's leadership and the Forum, with a view to encouraging the active participation of all Heads of Federal Establishments in the Forum's programmes and activities.

The CMD commended the leadership of the Forum for sustaining cooperation among federal establishments in Ekiti State and thanked members for taking the time to visit the institution.

Earlier, the Chairperson of the Forum, Mrs. Oluyemisi Omotola, congratulated Prof. Ogundipe on his appointment as Chief Medical Director. She described the visit as both a congratulatory and familiarisation exercise, explaining that the Forum serves as a platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and the promotion of common interests among federal establishments in the state.

Mrs. Omotola commended FETHI for its active participation in the Forum through its representative and appealed for the hospital's continued support for the Forum's programmes, particularly the forthcoming Annual Public Lecture and other collaborative initiatives.

Delivering the vote of thanks, the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Olabisi Adeyemo, appreciated the delegation for the visit and their commitment to promoting collaboration among federal establishments in Ekiti State. He expressed confidence that the cordial relationship between FETHI and the Forum would continue to flourish for the mutual benefit of both institutions.

The visit concluded with the signing of the visitors' register and a group photograph.

Among those present were the Deputy Director of Administration (General Duties), Mr. Abayomi Adeakin; Deputy Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (Special Duties), Dr. O. A. Adewumi; Head of SERVICOM/Nodal Office, Dr. Kayode Jimoh; Chief of Staff to the CMD, Dr. Kamal Alabi; Head of Procurement, Mr. Seyi Olatimehin; Deputy Director of Protocol, Mr. Isaac Anifowose; and FETHI's representative in the Forum of Heads of Federal Establishments in Nigeria, Ekiti State Chapter, Mr. Ogundana A. O.

Information and Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI

21/07/2026

FETHI-FUOYE Strategic Partnership Will Become Model for Others, CMD Assures

The Chief Medical Director, Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, has expressed confidence that the strategic partnership between the hospital and the Federal University, Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) will evolve into a model of excellence in medical education, research and healthcare delivery.

Prof. Ogundipe gave the assurance on Monday during a courtesy and working visit to the Vice-Chancellor of FUOYE, Prof. Olalekan Ogunwole, at the university's main campus. The visit also afforded the FETHI management team the opportunity to formally congratulate Prof. Ogunwole on his appointment as the fifth substantive Vice-Chancellor of the institution.

The CMD described the Vice-Chancellor as an accomplished academic and administrator whose wealth of experience, particularly from his tenure as Vice-Chancellor of Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State, would further reposition FUOYE for greater achievements.

According to Prof. Ogundipe, the visit marked the beginning of a renewed commitment to strengthening collaboration between both institutions in the areas of medical education, clinical training, research, innovation and institutional development.

As part of the engagement, the CMD presented a comprehensive master plan and development proposal for the permanent site of the Federal Teaching Hospital located along Orin Road, Ido-Ekiti. He explained that the proposed facility was conceived to provide a conducive environment for medical education, clinical training, research and future expansion in line with global best practices.

He noted that strategic planning remains indispensable to sustaining high academic and administrative standards, stressing that both institutions possess the human capacity and shared vision required to build a mutually beneficial partnership.

Prof. Ogundipe further observed that their combined experiences across private and federal institutions would provide a solid foundation for seamless collaboration capable of advancing healthcare delivery and medical education in Ekiti State and Nigeria at large.

Responding, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Ogunwole, appreciated the FETHI management team for the visit and commended the CMD for his visionary leadership and strategic presentation.

He described the hospital's master plan as a reflection of diligence, foresight and rich administrative experience, noting that Prof. Ogundipe's leadership trajectory through state, private and now federal healthcare institutions uniquely positions him to transform the teaching hospital.

The Vice-Chancellor expressed confidence in the CMD's capacity to deliver on his vision for the hospital and urged members of the management team and the entire workforce to give him their unwavering support, emphasizing that institutional transformation can only be achieved through collective commitment.

He also encouraged FETHI staff to continually demonstrate exemplary character worthy of emulation by FUOYE medical students, stressing that academic excellence should go pari passu with the cultivation of sound moral and cultural values.

Prof. Ogunwole assured the hospital management that the university would carefully study the development proposal and communicate its observations and recommendations in due course.

He disclosed that FUOYE has intensified the deployment of technology to enhance teaching and learning and revealed plans to extend the university's internet infrastructure beyond the classrooms within FETHI to other parts of the hospital.

The Vice-Chancellor further announced that the university plans to commence a community outreach programme next year through mobile medical clinics that will provide free healthcare services to citizens aged 70 years and above.

Highlighting the importance of sustained collaboration, he advocated regular consultative meetings between both institutions at least twice annually to review progress and identify new opportunities for partnership.

According to him, while the university would continue to recommend facilities and innovations capable of enhancing students' clinical training, approved projects would be funded by the university, with maintenance responsibilities residing with the hospital.

Prof. Ogunwole reaffirmed FUOYE's commitment to deepening its collaboration with FETHI and pledged the university's continued support towards creating a more conducive academic and clinical learning environment for students and staff.

In his vote of thanks, the Secretary to the University's College of Medicine, Mr O. O. Taiwo, appreciated the Chief Medical Director and his delegation for the visit, describing it as another milestone in the cordial relationship between both institutions. He expressed confidence that the commitments made during the meeting would be faithfully implemented under the leadership of the Vice-Chancellor.

The CMD was accompanied on the visit by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Olabisi Adeyemi; the Director of Administration, Mrs. Foluso Adelegan; the Director of Nursing Services, Mrs. Bunmi Adeniji, PhD; the Head of Finance and Accounts, Mrs. Yinka Adewara, PhD; the Head of Internal Audit, Mrs. Feyi Aladetuyi; the Head of Works and Services, Engr. Adedayo Dada; the Head of Procurement, Mr Seyi Olatimehin; the MDCAN Chairman, Dr Adedamola Adenekan; the Chief of Staff to the CMD, Dr Kamal Alabi; the Deputy Director of Protocol, Mr I. O. Anifowose; the Deputy CMAC Research & Innovation, Dr. O. B. Bolaji, DCMAC Special Duty, Dr Adewumi, Head of Administrative Staff (CMD Office), Mr Babatope Ajimati, and other members of staff of the hospital present.

Information & Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI.

04/07/2026

*FETHI Hosts Ekiti FRSC Sector Commander, Strengthens Partnership on Road Safety*

The Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, has reaffirmed the hospital's commitment to strengthening its partnership with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) during a courtesy visit by the Ekiti State Sector Commander, CC Sanya Adeoye.

Welcoming the FRSC delegation, Prof. Ogundipe expressed appreciation for the visit and underscored the importance of sustained collaboration between FETHI and the Corps in promoting road safety and saving lives. He noted that both institutions share a common goal of preserving lives through quality healthcare delivery and effective road safety management.

The CMD, who is also an Honorary Special Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps, stressed the need for greater public consciousness on responsible driving and adherence to road safety regulations to reduce road traffic crashes and their devastating consequences.

Prof. Ogundipe also commended the FRSC for its continuous support and expressed confidence in the collaborative training programme for FETHI drivers, noting that the two-day exercise would enhance their competence, improve vehicle maintenance culture and promote safer driving practices.

Earlier, the Ekiti State Sector Commander, CC Sanya Adeoye, thanked the CMD for receiving the delegation despite his busy schedule and congratulated him on his appointment as the Chief Medical Director of FETHI. He also appreciated members of the hospital's top management for their support and warm reception.

The Sector Commander highlighted the evolution and achievements of the FRSC, outlining its mandate of ensuring safer roads and reducing road traffic crashes across Nigeria. He also briefed the management on the Corps' operational structure, including its national headquarters in Abuja and activities within Ekiti State.

CC Adeoye further informed the management about the FRSC mini clinic in Ado-Ekiti, established to provide prompt medical attention during emergencies. He also expressed appreciation for the collaboration between the FRSC and FETHI on the training of the hospital's drivers, describing the initiative as a significant step toward improving road safety and operational efficiency.

In her vote of thanks, the Director of Administration, Mrs. Foluso Adelegan, expressed appreciation to the Sector Commander for identifying FETHI as a worthy partner in advancing road safety and public health. She described the collaboration as mutually beneficial and called for its sustenance, emphasizing the importance of resolving any future challenges through dialogue and mutual understanding.

Members of the FETHI management team present at the meeting included Dr. Olabisi Adeyemo, Acting Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (Ag. CMAC); Mrs. Olubunmi Adeniji, PhD, Director of Nursing Services; Engr. Adedayo Dada, Head of Works and Services; Mr. Seyi Olatimehin, Head of Procurement Department; Dr. Kamal Alabi, Chief of Staff to the CMD; Mr. Kunle Adeboyejo, Head of Information and Corporate Affairs; and Mr. Babatope Ajimati, Head of Administration in the CMD's Office.

The FRSC delegation comprised CRC Babajide Oduekun, Acting Unit Commander, Ido-Ekiti; CRC Balogun Dolapo, Ado Local Government Area Station Officer; DRC Ajayi Taiwo, Logistics Officer, Ido-Ekiti; and DRC Olubunmi O. Adeleke, Sector Protocol Officer.

Information and Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI

24/06/2026

*THE DIRECTORATE OF ADMINISTRATION PAYS A CONGRATULATORY VISIT TO THE NEWLY APPOINTED DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION, FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, IKOLE-EKITI*

The Directorate of Administration, Federal Teaching Hospital, Ido-Ekiti (FETHI), led by the Director of Administration and Secretary to the Board of Management, Mrs. Foluso Moronke Adelegan, paid a congratulatory visit to the newly appointed Director of Administration of the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Ikole-Ekiti, Mr. Abayomi David Fayigbe (who was a full Staff of FETHI before his secondment to FMC as Head of Administration & his subsequent appointment as DA).

In her remarks, Mrs. Adelegan congratulated Mr. Fayigbe on his appointment, describing it as well deserved. She commended his dedication, professionalism and commitment to service, noting that his emergence as Director of Administration, was a source of pride to colleagues and associates.
She also conveyed the congratulatory message and best wishes of the Chief Medical Director, Prof. Kolawole Ogundipe, to the newly appointed Director.

A prayer session was led by Mr. Adedapo Oluwole, Head of Planning, Research and Statistics Department of FETHI, who prayed for wisdom, strength, divine guidance and a successful tenure as the new DA assumes the responsibilities of his new office.

Goodwill messages were delivered by members of the delegation, who expressed delight over the appointment and wished him success in his new role. They encouraged him to continue demonstrating the excellence, humility and diligence that have distinguished his career.

Responding, Mr. Fayigbe expressed a heartfelt appreciation for the visit, prayers and show of solidarity. He described the gesture as a source of encouragement as he assumes the responsibilities of his new office. He also thanked the management team and staff members for identifying with him and reaffirmed his commitment to professionalism, excellence and meaningful contributions to the growth and development of the healthcare system.

The visit concluded with the presentation of gifts and a group photograph to commemorate the occasion.

Members of the delegation included Mr. Yomi Alake, Head of Human Resources; Engr. Dada Adedayo, Head of Works and Services Department; Mr. Kunle Adeboyejo, Head of Information and Corporate Affairs Department; Mr. Owolabi Fasunlua, Head of Administration, Ado Annex; Dr. Mikhail Arogundade, Head of the Residency and Training Unit; Mr. Oloniyo Olusola, Assistant Director of Administration and Mrs. Ibunkun Oguntuase, Head of Registry Unit.

Information and Corporate Affairs Department,
FETHI