School Of Health Obosi Matriculation: Students Charged On Cultism

Hundreds of students who gained admission at Anambra state College of  Health Technology, Obosi, Anambra state were yesterday enjoined to be disciplined and work hard for a successful completion of their programmes.

Governor Peter Obi who gave the charge during the 10^th Matriculation ceremony of the college noted that keeping to rules and regulations guiding the College should be the best thing they should do as student’s aside good behaviour and reading their books.

Obi commended the school management for gaining full re-accreditation in most of the courses offered in the College from the Community Health Practitioners Registration Board of Nigeria (CHPRBN) while the few still awaiting full accreditations should get it soonest.

The Governor was represented by the Commissioner for Health , Dr Lawrence Ikeakor whose address was read by the Permanent Secretary Ministry of Health, Dr Austin Ndulue.

He assured that his administration has employed more hands for the College adding that infrastructure and other issues are receiving attention.

In his address , the Provost of the College , Dr Robinson Mgbakogu advised the students to shun embarking on a willful destruction of the college property and reminded them that their duty at graduation is to protect  human health , preserve and promote life .

Mgbakogu insisted that they should ,’’ seek to justify that confidentiality by seeking , learning and acquiring the art and skills that would enable you on graduation to help save people’s life. You must always shun all forms of cultism because the college has a zero tolerance policy on cultism , and anyone caught involved in cultism will be expelled and prosecuted.

He said the College has a well stocked functional library , well equipped laboratories for various schools of the college , an Auditorium, demonstration clinic , hostels for female students , newly constructed modern canteen , rehabilitated borehole among others for the comfort of the students.

The Provost further charged the students not to deviate to image marring behaviours including stealing, examination malpractice, forgery , cheating and fighting as well as cultism .