UNILORIN Produces 150 Fresh Medical Graduates as VC Egbewole Urges New Doctors to Embrace Technology

The University of Ilorin has recorded another milestone as the institution successfully graduated 150 new medical doctors at its latest induction ceremony.

The event marked an important moment for the Faculty of Clinical Sciences as the newly qualified doctors took their professional oath.

The Vice Chancellor, Professor Wahab Olasupo Egbewole, charged the young medics to embrace technology as a core tool in modern healthcare. He reminded them that the world is changing fast and that the future of medicine will favour professionals who combine clinical knowledge with digital skills.

Key points from the ceremony

• One hundred and fifty new medical doctors were inducted.
• The induction marks another step in UNILORIN’s continuous growth in medical education.
• The VC highlighted the importance of technology, innovation and data-driven healthcare.
• He advised the graduates to uphold empathy, discipline and professionalism as they begin their careers.

Professor Egbewole stressed that technology should not replace the human touch but should be used to improve diagnosis, treatment and patient outcomes.

He encouraged the new doctors to keep learning, stay curious and adapt to new trends that shape global healthcare.

The ceremony also reflected UNILORIN’s commitment to producing highly skilled graduates who are ready to contribute to national development.

The university’s consistent performance in medical training continues to position it as one of the leading institutions in Nigeria’s health sector.

This induction adds to the institution’s track record of excellence and forms part of its ongoing drive to build a future-ready medical workforce.