VC tasks 1,180 medical students to uphold ethics to meet global healthcare needs
The Vice-Chancellor of Mercy Medical University, Iwara, Osun State, Professor Ibrahim Muhammad, has urged the institution’s 1,180 newly admitted students to uphold the highest standards of ethics and professionalism, to
The Vice-Chancellor of Mercy Medical University, Iwara, Osun State, Professor Ibrahim Muhammad, has urged the institution’s 1,180 newly admitted students to uphold the highest standards of ethics and professionalism, to meet global healthcare needs.
He stressed that the global healthcare system urgently requires competent and compassionate practitioners capable of meeting evolving medical challenges.
Speaking at the third Matriculation ceremony, Professor Muhammad congratulated the 1,180 students of the institution, noting that “Your academic journey marks a life-changing experience that will shape your future and define your contribution to society.”
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He said, “As future healthcare professionals, you are being prepared not only to acquire knowledge and skills but also to embody empathy, ethical responsibility, and a commitment to saving lives. The journey ahead will be rigorous and demanding, but also rewarding and transformative.
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“The future of healthcare lies in your hands. The world needs competent, compassionate, and ethical medical professionals. I encourage you to strive for excellence, remain focused, and make the most of every opportunity presented to you.”
He urges the students to approach their studies with seriousness and a strong sense of purpose by diligently attending lectures, actively engaging in practical sessions, and taking advantage of the wealth of knowledge and experience their lecturers offer.
Also, the Chancellor of the institution, Ambassador Musa Ibeto, warned that anti-social behavior has no place at Mercy Medical University, stressing that the varsity authorities will firmly confront all forms of such behavior whenever it is found on campus.
The proprietor of the institution, Dr Abdulfatai Onifade also admonished the students to be careful with their actions and movement, adding that, “Don’t turn to social vices for pecuniary gain. Be wary of instant gratification, don’t collect Greek gifts, those criminals will always come to school areas to search for victims. Don’t disappoint your parents and the school; you are here for a purpose, and you should face it squarely.”
