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TABLE OF CONTENT PHILANTHROPIC ACTIVITIES Acknowledgements 5 In his bid to uplift the wellbeing of so many students in Ondo Kingdom in particular and Nigeria in general, Chief (Dr.) National Anthem 6 Akintade has awarded without publicity, scholarships to so many indigent students and has assisted in one way or the University Anthem 7 other, many students travelling overseas for further studies. It is, perhaps, in recognition of this fact that many student Vision, Mission, Objectives and Core Values 8 bodies have bestowed on him several awards. Vision Mission Core Values CHIEF (DR.) AKINTADE IN TRADITIONAL INSTITUTION The Visitor 9 Chief (Dr.) Akintade has bagged many traditional chieftaincy titles in recognition of the enormous roles he has played The Vice-Chancellor 10 in the society including the following: Sarowo of Ondo Kingdom, High Chief Aare Atunluse of Ifetedo, Osun State, The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration/ Clinical) 11 Bashorun of Iju, Ondo State, Bobajiro of Kurugbene, Igbokoda, Ondo State. The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academics) 12 The Registrar 13 CHIEF (DR.) AKINTADE AS A DEVOUT CHRISTIAN The Bursar 14 The Librarian 15 Chief (Dr.) Isaac Folorunso Akintade is a devout Christian. He is a member of Young Men Christian Association Deans, Directors and Heads of Departments 16 (YMCA) of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, Ondo and also a Jerusalem Pilgrim (JP). Chief (Dr.) Akintade is happily married About the University 17 with God loving and highly successful children and grandchildren. State of the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED): Notes from the Vice-Chancellor 19 Introduction University’s Mission and Vision Statements UNIMED: Reflection of the Second Year Matriculation University Sustainability Plans Friends of UNIMED Fund Appreciation of Donors Conclusions Addressing the Objectives of the University 22 Vice-Chancellors Specific Objectives Goals Specific Objectives Strategies for Achieving the Objectives Implementation of the UNIMED Strategic Plans Governance and Service Management Community Service Curriculum and Academic Programmes Teaching and Learning Resources Research and Innovation Retreats, Administrative Trainings and Workshops Staff Welfare Governance and Effective Administration The University Registry Performance Evaluation Fund Raising for Sustainable Funding 24 Implementation of Fund Raising Strategic Plan Activities to Attain the Objectives Establishment of a Fund-Raising Committee and Advancement office Advancement and Documentations Unit The Unit Collaborates with the Public Relations Unit Involvement of all Staff in Fund Raising Donations in Pictures Strategies for Fund Raising Budget, Financial and Audit Procedures 28 Budget and Financial Procedures Internal/ External Auditing Infrastructural Development in UNIMED 29 Anatomy Building Animal House Faculty of Sciences Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Community Health Department Odosida Campus Power Supply University Health Centre Priority Projects 2017/2018 33 Proposed Faculty of Clinical Sciences Proposed Faculty of Sciences Proposed Faculty of Dentistry Proposed Faculty of Pharmacy Proposed Central Research Laboratory Proposed Central Administrative Building 108 3 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

Proposed Library, ICT and Bookshop Proposed Vice-Chancellor’s Lodge Chief (Dr.) Isaac Folorunso Akintade (JP) Proposed Faculty of Allied Clinical Proposed Staff and Student Cafeteria FAMILY BACKGROUND Proposed School of Public Health 34 Chief (Dr.) Isaac Folorunso Akintade (JP) was born in Ondo City, Ondo State on Cutting-Edge Academic Development August 15, 1942 into two prominent families in Ondo Kingdom. His father, late Pa 1st Founders Day’s Lecture 35 The 2nd Distinguished Guest Lecture 36 Akintade Fawehinmi, was a direct descendant of the famous and dreaded Lisa The Public Lecture 37 Alujannu while his mother, Princess Aderosotu was a daughter of the late Oba The 3rd Distinguished Guest Lecture 38 Jisomosun Adekolurejo of Ondo Kingdom. The 2nd Matriculation Ceremony 39 41 Weekly Seminars EDUCATION Uninterrupted Academic Calendar 42 New Academic Programmes 43 Chief (Dr.) Akintade started his elementary education at St. Andrew’s Primary School Conferences and Workshop Ondo in 1950 and obtained his Elementary School Leaving Certificate in 1957. He MDCN Accreditation of the MBBS and BDS Programmes and Verification Visits 44 later proceeded to the local Authority Modern School in 1959 and graduated in Curriculum Development and Proposed Faculty of Nursing 48 1961. In his quest for more knowledge, he again attended the Federal Government Proposal Development and Partnership Teacher’s Training College Ilesha, Osun State where he had his Grade II Teachers Joint Africa Centres of Excellence (ACE) I & II workshop, Accra, Ghana. Partnership with the Sheffield Kidney Institute, United Kingdom Certificate before travelling to the United States of America (USA) for further studies. Public Health Museum and Public Health Laboratories 50 UNIMED Health Centre While in USA, he attended Armstrong High School Washington DC, and went to the Centre for Community Engagement/ Practice Areas Federal City College, now university of the District of Columbia where he bagged is Bachelor’s Degree in Economics in ICT and Open Educational Resources 51 1972. He was later given an American Scholarship to study at the Western Illinois University, Macomb, Illinois, where he Take-Over of the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Akure obtained his Master’s Degree in Quantitative and Analytical Economics with Honors in the year 1974 and had AIB Final University Library Faculty Development Certificate from the American Institute of Banking, Washington D.C in 1976. Conferences and Workshops 52 Awards and Recognition 54 WORK EXPERIENCE Publications 55 Chief (Dr.) Akintade returned to Nigeria in 1976 and started working at the Research Department of the Central Bank of Ongoing Research Nigeria (CBN). He moved to the Federal Ministry of Trade in 1978 to acquire experience in the running of businesses in List of Seminar Presentations in the University (December, 2016 – September, 2017) order to fulfill his lifelong desire of running his own business. While at the Federal Ministry of Commerce, Chief Akintade Contributions to Community Development 65 was in charge of Import License for the whole Federation. He was also the Chairman of the Import Quota Allocation Town-Gown Interactions Committee. He finally retired from Government Service in 1983. Security and Good Relations Committee List of Students 69 Immediately after Chief (Dr.) Akintade’s stint at the Central Bank and the Federal Ministry of Commerce, he joined Famak Medicine 69 Dentistry 70 Nigeria Ltd, a company he co-founded, as an Executive Director. He is currently the Managing Director and Chief Executive Anatomy 71 Officer of the company. As a result of his high interest in banking and his desire to assist some of his people who could Physiology 71 not get credit facilities from the conventional banks, Chief (Dr.) Akintade also co-founded the Ekimogun Microfinance Bank Biochemistry 72 where he is the current Chairman of the Bank. Nursing 72 73 Physiotherapy CHIEF (DR.) ISAAC AKINTADE AS A POLITICIAN Medical Physics 73 Physics Electronics 74 Having seen great potential in Chief (Dr.) Akintade, the late Oba F. I. Adesanoye, the paramount Ruler of Ondo Kingdom Mathematics 74 then, invited Chief (Dr.) Akintade to join politics so as to assist Ondo Kingdom achieve its maximum potential in politics. Chemistry 74 He later invited the former Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko and Chief (Dr.) Akintade into his Environmental Biology 74 bedroom where he placed the hands of the Governor into Chief (Dr.) Akintade’s hands and blessed them saying that the 75 Microbiology politics of Ondo State was in their hands. 76 Students Statistics 78 Staff Statistics 82 Chief (Dr.) Akintade became the Leader of Labour Party in Ondo Kingdom and Chairman of Elders’ Council of the Party in Academic and Non-Teaching Staff 91 Ondo State. Chief (Dr.) Akintade is proud to have led Labour Party that broke the jinx and resulted in the installation of the Publications and Newsletters first Ondo Kingdom born Executive Governor of Ondo State in the person of Dr. Olusegun Mimiko. Appendices 96 Report of the Auditors on the Financial Statements of the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo for the Period Ended December 31, 2016 97 Chief (Dr.) Akintade served on the Board of Owena Oil and Gas until December 2006 when he resigned to join the Labour Financial Statements 101 Party. Chief (Dr.) Akintade served as a Director of Odua Investment Company until December 2013 and he was also the List of Donors to the Friends of UNIMED 105 Chairman of Odua Investment Co. Ltd from December 2013 to April 2017. Capital Project Donations Donated Items/ Materials Chief (Dr.) Akintade is a member of numerous community and social development organizations as well as a recipient of Appreciation of Sponsors many awards both local and international.

4 107 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, DONATED CAPITAL PROJECT University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria CHIEF (DR) I. F. AKINTADE (JP), The SAROWO of Ondo Kingdom – Donated the CHIEF (DR) I. F. AKINTADE (JP) Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Building to the University.

DONATED CAPITAL PROJECT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHIEF (DR) I. F. AKINTADE (JP), The SAROWO of Ondo Kingdom – Donated the CHIEF (DR) I. F. AKINTADE (JP) he University of Medical Sciences is now slightly over two years old. During this period, it has witnessed Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Building to the University. exponential growth and development that we can now proudly beat our chest and say that this noble University has come to stay. Let me begin therefore by appreciating His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, who has not only embraced our unique academic institution but has set in motion mechanisms that will elevate and complete the mission of the only Medical Sciences University in West Africa. He has been a pillar of strength propelling us to reach even higher levels of development. I would also like to honour our revered First Lady of Ondo State, Arabinrin Betty Anyawu-Akeredolu, a great woman of profound vision and mission which includes reducing the high rate of cancer in Nigeria.

I also wish to thank those who have been in constant support of the University as we make this unique University a reality. To name a few, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, CON, the former Governor of Ondo State for his vision and pioneering spirit that brought about this amazing and life changing initiative. Sir, prosperity will not forget you for what you did for the University and for Ondo state during your tenure. HRM Kabiyesi Oba Victor Kiladejo Jilo III, who has supported the University Leadership and has a significant presence here. Sir, we are indeed, very grateful and we pray that the Almighty Lord will continue to bless and protect you as you take the Ondo Kingdom to greater heights of development. The former Chairman of Council, Distinguished

Emeritus Professor O. O. Akinkugbe FAS, CFR who was also the Chief Advisor of the University, and the Chief Architect of many of the milestones identified for the University. We are very grateful to you Sir for what The front view of The Chief (DR.) I. F. Akintade (JP) Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Building you have been to this University. The front view of The Chief (DR.) I. F. Akintade (JP) Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Building I would also like to acknowledge the grace, support and mentorship of the much-respected High Chief Olusola Adeduro, the Sasere of Ondo Kingdom who is an ambassador plenipotentiary of the University. DONATED ITEMS/MATERIALS DONATED ITEMS/MATERIALS High Chief Adeduro donated funds to enable the payment of the School fees of one of our Students and has introduced many potential donors to assist in the University’s future development. OBAIJAIGBEOBAIJAIGBE CHRISTIAN CHRISTIAN 1 Century - 20001 Century Stabilizer 2000 Stabilizer OMOLAIYEOMOLAIYE H. O H. O 1 HP– Core 131 LaptopHP Core 13 Laptop The foundation of the University is only as strong as the quality of its Administrators, Faculty, Staff and CHIEFCHIEF WOLE WOLE AKINBEBIYE AKINBEBIYE 150 –6” Building150 Blocks 6” Building Blocks Students. I would like to thank the Deputy Vice-Chancellors, Registrar, Librarian, Bursar along with other MR.MR. BAYO BAYO OLOTU OLOTU 20 Nos– 5-Ethernet20 Nos Ports 5-Ethernet MikroTik PortsRouters MikroTik with High RoutersPower withAccess High Power Administrative Directors, Deans, Faculty, Staff and Students for their sacrifice and contribution to making this PointAccess Point vision a reality. The history of the University cannot be told without the leadership, strength, perseverance PROFESSOR ELSIE JOLADE PROFESSOR ELSIE JOLADE - Medical Related Books and support you have given to this University, you will be remembered by generations to come for your role PUNCH NEWSPAPER in the establishment and many successes of this institution. RITESPUNCH FOODS NEWSPAPER LIMITED - Medical Related Books RITES FOODS LIMITED - I would like to acknowledge the Platinum Plus, Platinum, Gold, Silver and Bronze Donors of the University under the “Friends of UNIMED Network (FUN) and the Friends of UNIMED Fund (FUF)” for the purpose of Further donations can be made to The University of Medical Sciences at one of the following accounts: First Bank obtaining the resources to grow the University to attain its mission and vision statements in light of the global plc. FurtherAccount donationsNo. 2030056765 can be and made Zenith to Bank,The University plc. Account of No. Medical 1014662945. Sciences at one of the following accounts: First recession and the dwindling Nigerian Federal and State resources. I would like to specifically appreciate Bank plc. Account No. 2030056765 and Zenith Bank, plc. Account No. 1014662945. our Platinum Plus Donors which include Engineer Rotimi Williams Ajileye, Engineer Aderemi Oseni and The For additional information, please contact Professor Abimbola Akintade, Director of Advancement and Documenta- Egin Club for going above and beyond the call of duty on behalf of the University. I would be remiss if I did tion, UNIMED – Tel: +234 908 501 8707; For additional information, please contact Professor Abimbola Akintade, Director of Advancement and not acknowledge and highlight the nobility of purpose and patriotism of the revered Chief (Dr.) I. F. Akintade Email: [email protected] JP, the Sarowo of Ondo Kingdom. Chief Akintade is not only a Super-Friend or Platinum Plus member of Documentation, OR UNIMED – Tel: +234 908 501 8707; the University but a leading benefactor because of his magnanimity. Chief Akintade’s donation (The Faculty Ms. Email:Princess [email protected] Chukwu, Fund Raising Program Officer, UNIMED – Tel: +2348023023682 of Basic Clinical Sciences) was the focal point of the successful Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria Email: [email protected] OR accreditation exercise which resulted in the accreditation of the MBBS and BDS Programmes and will go a Ms. Princess Chukwu, Fund Raising Program Officer, UNIMED – Tel: +2348023023682 long way in shaping the lives and futures of our current and future graduates. The effects of his generous Email: [email protected] donation will be felt for generations to come.

Thanks to all once again! Prof. Friday Okonofua, MD, PhD, FRCOG, FMCOG, FAS

Vice Chancellor

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Makinde Dolapo Mbaba Victor Matthew Ezeani O. VISION, MISSION, OBJECTIVES AND CORE VALUES Manoah Olowo Moshobalaje Ayo Mbagwu Ekene James Matthew Kehinde Musefiu Tiamiyu Adebisi Mbakwe Don C. Metulukoro Rotimi F. Nigerian Society of Engineering Mr. & Mrs. Faleye Nigerian Progressive Leaders Ondo Nazzal Tyser City Nsah N. Mercy VISION Ndianaekwu Jude (Chief Dr.) Olafusi Raphael (Mr.) Nwoha Umunna Polycarp (Prof.) Nsah N. Mercy (Miss) Ogundairo Oluwatosin A. (Mr.) Olaide Ibrahim Yusuf (Mr.) Obhahimejele Hilary Odiru Austin T. O. Oladokun Aderinsola The vision of UNIMED is to be a thriving medical and health Sciences University locally, nationally and Obi W. A. (Col.) Ogunmokun Bunmi Oshode Abiodun (Zenith Bank) internationally recognized for excellence and innovation in health education and research and for ability to Ogundegbola F. B. (Chief) Okonkwo Innocent Obadife Pius translate research findings for the improvement of health in communities with high burden of diseases. Okiei Benedette Ndudi (Dr.) Olaniyi Anthony Odoh Francis Okike Ola N. (Dr.) Oluwasegun Job Ojo Idowu Okonofua Daisy Oke Akinola Oluwatosin Olaide, Ibrahim Yusuf Okonofua Onomen (Dr.) Okonkwo Sabinus Osasere Igbinovia R. Okonofua Ivie Olaniyi Anthony Oyefabi Glory O. MISSION Okonofua Best Omolaiye H. O. Odum Kalu Etea Olagbende Odundayo V. Omotinugbon Kola Ogundairo Oluwatosin A. The mission of the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED) is to provide exceptional quality and Olubobokun Ademola (Col.) Orimijupa Wale (Arc.) Ogundele Oluwafemi Oluwafemi Yinka Doris (Dr.) Oluwatayo B. D. (Pharm.) Ogunmakin Kolawole comprehensive health care and integrated education and research in all health-related sciences, to expand Omolaiye H. O. Omole Chuks Ogunmodede access to compassionate and high-quality health care for under-served populations, and to lead the scientific Omonkhua Akhere A. (Dr.) Omoniyi Olusegun Olumide Ogunsola Adenike pathway for reducing the burden of diseases in our areas of operation. Ovienria Wilson A. (Dr.) Omoniyi Olusegun Olumide Ojo Olamide Sunday Odubote Biyi Omoniyi Sylvester Ade Okhae Kelly R. Okoli Nelson Tochukwu (Neto Omosegbon Okoro Peter Blessed CORE VALUES Store, Akure) Okolie Ngozi Paulinius Olumide Obe (Mr.) Okunbo Bisoye Okpani Anthony O. U. (Prof.) Omotehinse Daniel O. Okunlola Oluyemi A. Excellence & Discovery Okunriboye Niran A. Omowade O. Olafusi R. O. Innovation and Transparency Olafusi R. O. Orimijupa T. O. Olagoke Sunday Diversity & Inclusion Olapoja A. A. Ornguze Vivian Olagunju Lekan Respect & Collegiality Olarewaju Toyin Osadolor Gabriel Orhion Olaibi Adebiyi Oyebade Bodurin Osedwins Igwem C. Olajide Latif Oyelola Ikeoluwa T. Osewa T. Y. Olajube Monday Vincent Odigie V. I. (Prof.) Osungbemiro Nelson Olajuyigbe Ebenezer Ogunjemiyo Olabode (Pharm.) Ovenseri George Olanisimi Robert Ogunleye Princess Ade Owa Olorunfemi Olaoluwa Esther Olaleye Olusola T. (Pharm.) Oyedokunbo K. Olatunde Olagbende Odudayo V. (Mr.) Olanrewaju Toyin N. (Mrs.) Oke Akinola Oluwatosin (Mr.) Olaniyi J. O. (Pst.) Oyinleye Atinuke Olatunji Kehinde Olonite Oluwafemi (Pharm.) Omotehinse Daniel O. Ologere Bunmi Omojola John A. B. (Pharm.) Omoniyi Sylvester Ade Oloja J. T. Akinbilege Of Ajegbale Oloyede Rasheed Olanshile Omolaiye H. O. Oluwaniyi Victoria Olubodun Omotayo Marcus Omole Chuks Oluwasise A. Oluboyede Elizabeth Omoniyi Sylvester Ade Onuoha Stephen Odewole Victor Olukare Of Ikare HRM Oba Akadri Owolabi Toyin Momoh Ogunmoyola Olu Ojo (DPO Ogunmokun Bunmi (Mrs.) Funbi Fagun, Ondo) Osadolor G . O. (Mr.) Okunlola Oluyemi A. (Mr.) Olarewaju Kemisola Vivian Oyolola Ikeoluwa T. (Mrs.) Oluwatayo Temitope (Mr.) Omotinugbon Kola (Mr.) Olakanmi Owotade Foluso (Prof.) Ojeme Tehila St. Loius Secondary School Precious Specialist Hospital (Dr. Sede Peter (Dr.) Gbala) Sowole James Salemcity A. J. Shittu Steve M. O. Shuaib Ajoke Shittu Alidu Gabriel Safty Signature Sogeke Kikelomo 25

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Akinsete O. O. (Dr.) Agiany Regina (Mrs.) Agubiade E. O. Akinbowale Benson Joel Adeniyi Ajoke Shuaibu (Mrs.) Agbalu Tobiloba Olaide Akinjayeju Abiodun Anthony Ajagunna Adebanke Mayomi (Mr.) Adekeye Febisola - Chief (Mrs.) Awosika Akinlose (Engr.) Adeniyi Ade Adejumo Damilola THE VISITOR Awoyemi Olakunle (Mrs.) Aisen Olabisi (Prof. Mrs.) Arogunjo W. A. (Prof.) Adewole Gerrard (Mr.) Adeyemi Emmanuel (Mr.) Adekalu Adeyinka (Mr.) Awopeju Folasade (Mrs.) Adebayo Adebiyi (Mr.) Adeyemi Adewale Fatai (Mr.) Adiat Ramon O. (Mr.) Akinkuade Mathew Akinwale (Mr.) Awe J. O. (Mr.) Areo Emmanuel A. (Dr.) Ajah Ogbonna Leonard (Dr.) Adefemi Adeyinka John (Mr.) Adebayo Adebiyi Arowosegbe Bola (Mrs.) Austine- Uwandu Keona Austine-Uwandu Kaima Ayoola Yetunde Akinbi Awosika Siji Isaac Adenusi Temitope Theophulus Awosika Fehintola Motolani (Late (Mr.) Akpovi Samuel (Prof) Madam) Babalola Adeola Badeaje Roland (Chief) Bewaji Temitope (Boltem Nig, Ltd) Braimoh Ganiyu Adeleke Babalola Ademola (Prince) Boluwatife A. P. Babalola Badaiki A. D. (Prof.) Babatunde J. Babalola Alexander Ademola Balogun Kehinde Badru J. O. (Pharm.) Babalola Oluwatosin Balogun Olabode Bankole O. P. (Pharm.) Badaiki Blessing (Miss) Bassey Christiana Babatunde Kehinde (Pharm.) Badewa (Chief) Bagudu Queen (Mrs.) Bagudu Ernest (Comrade) Bagudu Ernestina (Miss) Bose (Dr.) Borokini Andrew Adetokunbo Bada Oluwadare Ayobami Cletus Leo Betiku Bode (Mr.) Chukwudike Praise Club 79 Ondo Caroline A. Chukwudebe Uche Chukwu Ada G. Chukwu Princess A. Daniel Daramola Motunrayo Dada Peter (The Punch) Daodu Felix Tunde Dr. Fidel Diyyo Damilola Akinwale Isaac Double Elevation Nig. Limited Dinehin F. A. (Dr.) Enato Ehijie (Prof.) Enesi Samuel S. Ezeokoli Augustus Elegbe Demola

Emhonyon Ehi Ezekiel Andrew Ekimogun Micro-Finance

Fadayomi Dipo (Dr.) Fasoranti S. Bukola Ekeoma Theresa Fabusuyi Abraham O. Fawehinmi Tayo (Hon*) Famutimi Oluwole Raphael Famakinde Akintoye A. (Pharm.) Federal Government College Fasoranti Kehinde Idoani, 1994 Set Fagbule Odunayo (Mr.) Fadele Ayodele O. (Mr.) Feyisola A. Grace Bolade Guiss Papa Banga (Mr.) Gold Adejoke HRM Oba Lawrence Adekiesoye Hilary (Pharm.) Giwa Babatunde Host Tech/ Diamond Transfer Hrm Oba A. A Aderinkinwo Homaj Secondary School Ondo Ibiwoye Dotun Igbekoyi R. A. Chief Idahosa Ighee Igboin Brian Imonghan Wilson (Dr.) Ifetoye Caleb Igwem Mawutor Joy Irinyenikan T. A. (Dr.) Ighodaro Monday Igwem Yeoman Ibrahim Sanni Bashiru * Igwe Cosmas N. His Excellency, Iwajomo Olubunmi Daniel Ighoroje Ahbor (Prof.) Igwem Chika Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN Izibili Lucky Iseghohi Ehi P. (Prince) Igwem Chukwuebuka Executive Governor of Ondo State and The Visitor, UNIMED Ighedosa) Stephena Udin Chief Ike Melvin Tobechukwu (Dr.) Ikuejube Gbade (Dr.) James Adeyemi Babatope (Dr.) Justice Amin (Pharm.) Jamil Abdallah Johnson Dayo (Vanguard) James Bosede Johnson Joel Benson A. Jeff – Agboola Dr. (Mrs.) Kasali Kehinde Kiksolyn Ventures Kehinde C. O. Kuteyi Funke Komolafe Oluwatoyin Kolawole A. S. (Mr. & Mrs.) LA’LG Lasekan O. G. Layode Folake Leisure Spring Hotel Lateef Taofeek Makinde Fola

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LIST OF DONORS TO THE FRIENDS OF UNIMED FUND

LIST OF DONORS TO THE FRIENDS OF UNIMED

PROF. FRIDAY OKONOFUA, FAS UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO. B. Sc (Hons) (Ife), MB ChB (Ife), MD, PhD, (Karolinska), FWACS, FMCOG, FICS, FRCOG addendum (UK) LIST OF DONORS TO THE FRIENDS OF UNIMED FUND VICE CHANCELLOR, UNIMED BRONZE Abiodun Stephen Akinlose Ernest (Chief) Adeniyi Isaac (Chief) Abu Tunde Akinsola Akinyemi R. Aderinsola Gilbert Felicia (Chief) rofessor Friday Okonofua, MD, PhD, ad eundem FRCOG, is a medical doctor and a professor of Adamu Jibrin (Mallam) Akintade Alexander Aderoba Adeniyi (Dr.) obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Benin for many years. He is a fellow of the West Adenipekun Olaoluwa Adepeju Taiwo L. Adenegan Kehinde Emma(Dr.) African College of Surgeons, the Nigerian Postgraduate Medical College, the International College Adebayo Adebiyi Akinyemi Adebayo O. Adeyanju Dayo (Dr.) of Surgeons, the International Health program at Harvard University, and the Royal College of Adebayo Victor Akinyoyenu Felix Modupe Agholor Kingsley (Dr.) Obstetricians and Gynecologists. He also has PhD in International Health from the Karolinska Institute in Adegbola T. Alhamdu Akinbodewa A. A. (Dr.) P Adegunloye Fola Alikah Innocent Akinfe Fola (Chief) Stockholm, Sweden. He is a Fellow of both the Nigerian Academy of Science (FAS) as well as the New York Academy of Science. Adeiya Olumide Aliyu Anthony Akinkuole Wole Benson (Chief) Adekeye Febisola Amope Amamchukwu Francis Akinseye Aarinola (Dr.) Adetogun Adesiyan A. Aogo Microfinance Bank Ltd Ayodeji Gbenga (Chief) Okonofua commenced his academic career as Lecturer 1 in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Adetunji Solomon A. Awopeju Folasade Achor O. E. at the Obafemi Awolowo University in 1986. He served as the Acting Head of Department between 1987 Adeyemi Adewale Fatai Ayokunle Adelanke Idris and 1992, and rose to the post of Professor in 1992. He transferred his services to the University of Benin in Chief Akinlose Ernest, Agbakin Of Adekalu Adeyinka P. (Mr.) 1996, where he had been the Head of Department, Dean, Provost, and member of the University’s Governing Ademulegun Bankole (Mr.) Yemaja Council. Amb Kupoluyi Amb Adegbamigbe Amb Osuntuyi Aduloju Temi Abodunde Modupe Adesulure Wale (Prince) He has also been Secretary of the Faculty of Obstetrics and Gynecology of the National Postgraduate Agbali T. Ademoyegun Isaiah Kolawole Akande Fatai College of Nigeria, as well as the Secretary-General of the Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics of Nigeria. Aghemelo Ofure Adeyemi Adejisola Yetunde Akinlolu Yemisi Between April 2005 and November 2009, he served as the Executive Director of the International Federation Aiyeki Eghosa Adeyemi Adesola Oluwaseun Akintade Nathaniel of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO), supervising projects management in the 110 member countries of the Ajayi Betty Bolaji Adeyemi Fred Tobi Akintelure Tubokun organization. He was also an Honorary Adviser on Health to President Olusegun Obasanjo from July 2006 Ajayi Ibukun Busayo Adu Lawrence Alade Olu to May 29, 2007. Ajayi Victor Olusola Agwu Mercy Aniekwu Nkoli Ijeoma Ajidag Ahar Josephine Ayodele Helen M. Professor Okonofua is a champion of women’s health, a discipline where he has published more than 200 Ajokolo O. Akinola A. O. Ayodele M. O. refereed articles. Akinbobola Akinshola Akinrinlola F. F. Achime Nwabueze Hyacinth (Prof.) He is a recipient of more than 40 research grants, and he is a member of several international organizations Akinbodewa Gladys O. Ale Joseph Adegbite A. E. (Prof.) and committees, including the editorial board of the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, where he Akinbote Davies (Labour Party Anthony Abiodun has served for more than 12 years. He has attended and presented scientific papers in 100 conferences in Chairman Ondo West LG) Ademoroti C. M. A. (Prof.) up to 40 countries around the world. He is a reviewer to 20 international journals, and a technical consultant Akindutire John Bankole Adara (Pst.) Adenodi Canon N. O. (Rev.) to many international agencies, including the World Health Organisation, the Macarthur Foundation and the Akingbulugbe Ebenezer Adebayo Adeniyi (Pharm.) Adesemoye Segun Ford Foundation. Akinkuade Mathew Akinwale Adoh Patience Adetoro Lekan (Prof.) Akinkugbe Taiwo Olakunle Akie J. O. (Pharm.)* Adeyemi Fred Olu (Prince) He is a recipient of several honors, including the Distinguished Alumnus Award of the Obafemi Awolowo Akinwale Folasade Grace Akinkugbe Olufemi (Pst.) Akadri S. Jumoke University, Special Achievers Award by the Nigerian Television Authority, Distinguished Services Award by Azeez Aderemi Akinmurele Folayomi (Otunba) Akinbanure Richard Kanmi (Rt. the Society of Gynecology and Obstetrics of Nigeria, Award of “the most outstanding professor of the people” Hon.) by the Students Union Government of the University of Benin. Adah Gabriel Aladenola (Pharm.) Akindeye Rufus Abiodun He was also recently honoured by the VC of UNIBEN for contributions to the success of the university where Adeboyeku Feyi Aliyu Patience O. Akinduro F. A. (Rev.) he served in many capacities for many years before he was appointed the pioneer VC of UNIMED by Former Adeniyi Goke Amos Ayegbusi (Pharm.) Akintunde Akin (Pst.) Governor Olusegun Mimiko. Adebiyi Olubunmi Ashaolu Ibikunle J. (Pharm.) Akadri S. Jumoke Adedeji Solanke Adeyemi Yemi A. (Olori) Akinduro F. A. (Rev.) Prof. Okonofua was also on December 2, 2016 honoured with the chieftaincy title of Gbekoleke of Ondo Adejo Victoria Akinbodewa (Dr. & Mrs.,Timeless Kingdom by the Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, Oba (Dr.) Victor Kiladejo. Music Nigeria) Akintunde Akin (Pst.) Adeseke Stephen Adewale Akindojutimi Wilson Akinwande Solomon (Hon.) He is happily married with children. Akingboungbe. A. E. (Prof.) Akinlosotu Johnson O. (Hon.) Akingbule Yetunde Aladekoyi Opeyemi Akinruli Akinwande Ayodeji Akinseyin Ibrahim (Hon.) Stephen (Mr. & Mrs.)

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UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

2016 2015 PROFESSOR ODUNAYO M. OLUWATOSIN 14. TRAVEL AND ENTERTAINMENT N N DEPUTY VICE CHANCELLOR Travelling Expenses 19,675,103 4,444,032 (ADMINISTRATION/CLINICAL), UNIMED Hospitality Expenses 6,909,299 1,644,350 Planning Committee - 1,252,100 Hotel Accommodation - 792,000 rofessor Odunayo M. Oluwatosin is a Professor of Surgery. He attended Igbobi College, Yaba, Lagos, (1969-1973) and University of Ibadan (UI) (1973-1979). He had his residency training at Fund Raising - 52,410 University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan; Shotley Bridge Hospital, Consett, County Durham; Manor Hospital, Nuneaton, North Warwickshire and Whiston Hospital, Prescot, Merseyside. He is a Interview Expenses - 648,800 PFellow of the Medical College of Surgeons (Nigeria) and of the West African College of Surgeons. He 26,584,402 8,833,692 obtained the Certification of the Royal College of Surgeons, England (Plastic Surgery) in 1991 and was appointed Lecturer I at UI in 1992. He became Head of Surgery at UI in 2004, Chairman, Medical and 15. RENT AND RENTALS Dental Consultants’ Association of UCH (1991-2001); President of the Nigerian Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (2005-2007), Dean, Faculty of Clinical Sciences, UI, (2006 – 2010) ICT Internet Subscription 10,004,739 58,000 and President of Christian Medical and Dental Association of Nigeria (2012 to 2016). 10,004,739 58,000 Apart from the training of health care personnel including medical Students, surgical residents, nurses and physiotherapists, Professor Oluwatosin has secured/ participated in several grants including: Dreyfus Health Foundation Grant, USA, 1995 (Comparison of honey and phenytoin in the treatment of chronic leg 16. SUBSCRIPTION AND DUES 6,722,263 - ulcers); NIH, USA (collaboration with University of Connecticut), 2005 (Genetic study of keloids); EDULINK, Annual Subscription - 1,045,600 EU (collaboration with five medical schools in West Africa and TET Fund, UK on Teaching Skills in West African Medical and Nursing Schools, M.Sc. Biomedical education), 2007. Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) 6,722,263 1,045,600 Professor Oluwatosin was instrumental to the popularization of the use of honey in the management of

wounds nationwide in 1987, establishment of the first and still the only regular microvascular free tissue transfer course in sub-Saharan Africa and of M.Sc. Medical and Biomedical Education course which was the 1st distant learning postgraduate course in University of Ibadan and the first of its kind in West Africa. 17. MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES The title of his inaugural lecture delivered in November, 2007 is “The road to success is always under construction”. Mace 594,600 - Friend of UNIMED 2,628,516 - He is happily married with children. Founders Day Celebration 276,000 - 3,499,116 -

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UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016 FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

commencement of its academic activities in the Faculty of Science in 2016. His services in the University Cheque in Transit - 25,000,000 has been valuable and he has made very significant contributions to the development of the University and 12. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE hence his appointment as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic). He is also the current Dean, Faculty of Cash Advance 7,741,704 - Science. Maintenance of Office Equipment 7,193,361 74,300 Imprest 995,765 437,300 Maintenance of Motor Vehicles 3,509,481 95,500 At various times, he has received both national and international research grants and awards including the 147,670,056 132,323,149 University of Ilorin Scholar award 1989/90 and 1990/91 academic Sessions; the FUTA Staff Development Maintenance of Building 10,693,167 2,361,555 Grant, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State in 1998 which covers tuition fee and an 1,162,306 197,170 additional sum of N50,000.00; the Best Corp liaison officer of the Year, National Youth Service Corps, Fuel for Generator 4. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Taraba State – 1992; the Taraba State NYSC merit award winner, 1992; the Alexander von Humboldt Drilling of Borehole 677,350 - Return Fellow Grant on the project titled “Determination of uranium and thorium intake in local foodstuffs Sundry - Pension A/C 608,446 - and the radiological impact on the daily urinary excretion of unexposed population in Nigeria” (Euro 6,500); Furnishing of Anatomy 6,447,512 - the Alexander von Humboldt Book Grant (Euro 1,000); and the Alexander von Humboldt Equipment Grant Accruals - Professional Fees 1,000,000 750,000 VAT Paid 7,641,807 - (Euro 20,000). 1,608,446 750,000 37,324,984 2,728,525 Professor Arogunjo has attended several national and international Conferences and has served on various University Committees at different times. In the course of his career, he has supervised numerous Masters and PhD Students and served as external supervisor to different Universities. 5. ACCUMULATED FUND 13. SUPPLIES 155,741,714 - Office Stationeries 7,921,463 741,283 He has about 50 publications in peer-reviewed journals and Conference proceedings. He is a reviewer for Balance b/fwd both national and international journals including: the Radiation Protection Dosimetry, Oxford University For the year 89,272,010 155,741,714 Publication and Printing - 1,127,957 Press, UK; the Journal of Environmental Sciences, UK; the Nigeria journal of Pure and Applied Physics, Advert and Publicity 12,550,069 5,402,327 Nigeria; and the Journal of Applied Sciences, Pakistan. 245,013,724 155,741,714 20,471,532 7,271,567 Professor Arogunjo is a member of the Nigerian Institute of Physics (NIP); Science Association of Nigeria 10 12 (SAN); Nigerian Society of Radiological Protection (NSRP); and the International Radiological Protection Association (IRPA)

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

MR. ABRAHAM OLADIRAN FABUSUYI HND, Bsc, MBA, NIM, ACTI, FCA ACTING BURSAR, UNIMED

r. Fabusuyi, Abraham Oladiran was born 30thSeptember 1960 at Ilesa, Osun State. He started his career as an Audit Clerk at OladipoIge & Co. in 1983 and worked at three other ACCOUNTING POLICIES reputable organizations between 1986 to 1989 before joining UNILAG Consult University of Lagos, Akoka as Higher Executive Officer (Accts) in 1995. He rose to the position of The following is a summary of the significant Accounting Policies adopted by the University in Man Accountant at UNILAG Consult. the preparation of the Financial Statements. He left UNILAG Consult in April 2005 and joined The Federal University of Technology, Akure in May, 2005 as a Principal Accountant. As a result of his brilliance in his job he was made the Chief Accountant i. BASIS OF ACCOUNTING of The Federal University of Technology, Akure in 2008. The Financial Statements of the University have been prepared under the historical cost convention. He joined University of Medical Sciences Ondo in November 2015 as the Acting Bursar.

Mr. Abraham Fabusuyi holds several academic and professional qualifications- MBA, Fellow Chartered ii. FIXED ASSETS Accountant (FCA), Associate, Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (ACTI) and a Member, Nigerian Fixed Assets are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Institute of Management (MNIM)

He is married with three children. iii. DEPRECIATION Depreciation of Fixed Assets is calculated on the straight-line basis at the following rates to write off their cost over their estimated useful lives Land and Buildings 2% Motor Vehicles 25% Furniture and Fittings 15% Office Equipment 15% Plant and Machinery 15% Science Laboratory and Other Equipment 20% Library Books 5%

iv. STOCKS Stocks are stated at Cost or Net Realizable Value.

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REPORT OF THE AUDITORS ON THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS OF UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO FOR THE YEAR ENDED MR. AKINFOLARIN WILLIAM ABIODUN DECEMBER 31, 2016 B.L.S Grad. Cert. Edu. (ABU) MLS (Ibadan), CLN We have examined the Financial Statements set out on pages 6 to 8 which have been LIBRARIAN, UNIMED prepared under the historical cost convention and on the basis of the accounting policies set out on page 5.

Respective Responsibilities of Management and Auditors r. Akinfolarin William Abiodun was born at Odigbo, in Odigbo Local Government Area of The management is responsible for the preparation of the Financial Statements which Ondo State on December 25, 1952. He holds a Bachelor of Library Science from Ahmadu give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the University at the end of each Bello University, Zaria and a Master of Library Studies from the University of Ibadan. financial year and of its surplus or deficit for that year and comply withthe requirements of University of Medical Sciences Statute. It is our responsibility as the MHe started his career at the Kashim Ibrahim Library, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and then joined auditors to form an independent opinion based on our audit on those statements and the services of the then Obafemi Awolowo University, Ado-Ekiti (now Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko) in 1983 as a Librarian II. He rose to the enviable position of the University Librarian report our opinion to you. in 2005, a position he occupied till March 31, 2015. Aside from been a Principal Officer of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, he was also a member of the Governing Council of the University Basis of Opinion from 2009-2013. We conducted our audit in accordance with Auditing Standards issued by the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria and International Standards on Auditing of non-profit making He is currently on a contract appointment with the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo as the Acting organizations. An audit includes examination, on a test basis, of evidence relevant to the University Librarian. amounts and disclosures in the Financial Statements. It also includes an assessment Mr. Akinfolarin as a seasoned Academic, has co-authored many books and published articles in of the estimates and judgments made by the University officers in the preparation reputable local and foreign journals. He has also attended many local and foreign conferences, of the Financial Statements, and of whether the accounting policies are appropriate workshop and seminars. He is a member of many professional bodies and a Certified Librarian of to the University’s circumstances, consistently applied and adequately disclosed. Nigeria (CLN).

We planned and performed our audit so as to obtain all information and explanations He is a pioneering member of Staff of three universities, namely: Obafemi Awolowo University (1983), which we considered necessary in order to provide us with sufficient evidence to give Ado-Ekiti, Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko (1999) and University of Medical Sciences, Ondo (2015). He is also a recipient of so many awards. reasonable assurance that the Financial Statements are free from misstatement, whether caused by fraud, other irregularity or error. In forming our opinion, we also Mr. Akinfolarin is married to Dr. (Mrs.) Comfort A. Akinfolarin a lecturer at the Department of Educational evaluated the overall adequacy of the presentation of the University’s Financial Statements. Management, Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko.

Opinion He is happily married with children. In our opinion, the University has kept proper books of accounts and the Financial Statements which are in agreement with the books, give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the University as at December 31, 2016 and its surplus of income over expenditure and of the cash flow for the year then ended and comply with the requirements of University of Medical Sciences Statute. AKURE, NIGERIA Signed: FEBRUARY , 2017 AKINLOLU AKINKUADE B.Sc, MBA, FCA FRC/2013/ICAN/00000003031 FOR: AKINLOLU AKINKUADE & CO. (CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS)

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APPENDICES DEANS, DIRECTORS AND HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO AG. DEANS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016 Prof. A. M. Arogunjo Prof. A. A. Fasanmade Prof. P. U. Nwoha Prof. J. A. Owa Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc MBBS, MSc, MNIbiol, Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Ph.D, FMC, FWACS, MBA Sciences FWACP Allied Health Sciences Clinical Sciences Basic Medical Sciences

Prof. M. S. Odimayo Prof. A. O. Nwaopara Dr. (Mrs) Y. A. Jeff-Agboola MBBS, PGDE, FMCPath Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Ph.D, M.Tech, B.Sc Basic Clinical Sciences Post Graduate School Student Affairs

DIRECTORS

Prof. A. J. Adegeye Prof. D. A. Akintade Dr. W. A. Iguodala Engr. O. J. Adegbola CONTENT PAGE(S) Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc PhD, M.Sc, MBA, MHA, Ph.D, M.A, B.Ed B.Sc E.G.S.T B.Sc, ACNP-BC Academic Planning Works & Services AUDITORS REPORT 96 Advancement and Documen- tation STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTING POLICIES 97 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 98 Arc. E. A. Taiwo Mr. E. O. Olajuyigbe Mr. O. V. Olagbende Dr. O. A. Adejumo M.Sc, B.Sc M.Tech, B.Tech B.A. MBBS, FWACP, FMCP STATEMENT OF INCOME AND EXPENDITURE 99 Physical Planning ICT Security Unit University Health Center STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW 100 NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS 100 HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS Prof. I. A. Adejoro Prof. (Mrs.) Roseangela Dr. E. A. Areo Dr. I. T. Ogundele Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Nwuba Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Chemistry Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Mathematics Physics Biological Sciences

Prof. A. O. Nwaopara Dr. M. M.C. Anyakudo Dr. E. S. Uhumwangho Dr. S. U. Akpovi Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc MBBS, MSc, Ph.D, FRHD, Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc MPH, B.Sc Anatomy B.Th Biochemistry Nursing Physiology PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Prof. Okonofua, Friday Ebhodaghe, FAS - Vice-Chancellor Dr. C. E. Mbada Dr. P. Osho Dr. O. E. Pelemo Dr. A. T. Eduviere Physiotherapy B.Sc, MBBS, FMCP, NPMCN MBCHB, FMCPath MBBS Haematology Histopathology Pharmacology and Thera- Dr. (Mrs.) Oyebade, Eunice Funke, mni - Registrar peutics Mr. Fabusuyi, Abraham Oladiran, FCA - Ag. Bursar Dr. W. O. Adebimpe Dr. J. I. Fatukasi Dr. O. A. Adejumo Dr. M. O. Gbala Mr. Akinfolarin Williams Abiodun, CLN - Librarian MBBS, MPH, FWACP, MBBS MBBS, FWACP, FMCP MBChB, FWACS Ph.D Community Medicine Radiology Medicine Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Dr. Rosena Oluwafemi Dr. T. Olarinoye Dr. (Mrs.) B. N. Okiei MBBS MBBS Ph.D, MPA, M.Ed, B.Ed Paedatrics Surgery Counselling & Human Development

16 95 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO ONDO STATE, NIGERIA

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

On December 8, 2014, the Former Executive Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, CON, signed the Ondo State University of Medical Sciences Law 2014. In March 2015, He approved the appointment of the first Vice-Chancellor, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS and the first Registrar, Dr. (Mrs.) Eunice Funke Oyebade, mni. The existing “Medical Village”, comprising the Mother and Child Hospital, Trauma Centre, the Kidney Care Centre and the GaniFawehinmi Diagnostic Centre, was to be integrated into the University and formed its take-off administrative and resource base. The surrounding 100 hectares of land was acquired by the government to allow future expansion of the University.

At the time of the appointment of the Vice-Chancellor and the Registrar, not much physical, infrastructural, academic and administrative planning had taken place and the National Universities Commission (NUC) had therefore not been approached for formal recognition of the University. With the instrument establishing the University by the Ondo State Government, the new University therefore approached the NUC for official recognition, which was given on April 22, 2015.

In presenting the letter of recognition to the Former Executive Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko, CON, the Executive Secretary of the NUC said inter alia: “I wish to congratulate the Government and people of Ondo State for this establishment of the Ondo State University of Medical Sciences. With effect from 22nd April, 2015, the Ondo State University of Medical Sciences has been recognised by the National Universities Commission as the 40th State University and the 139th University in Nigeria. It is however advised that the University should invite the NUC to assess the resources and facilities before the enrolment of Students into the medical programmes”. 17 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

Despite the recognition given by the NUC, the University could not begin official administrative work until July 2015 due to resource and funding constraints. It was only then that some Staff were appointed and the framework for administrative duties was established.

The Governing Council of the university (not currently active) under the able former chairmanship of Emeritus Professor Oladipupo Akinkugbe, FAS, CFR was inaugurated by Former Governor Olusegun Mimiko, CON on November 16, 2015 thus signalling the readiness of the university to commence academic activities.

On December 7, 2015, an advisory team of the NUC visited the university, apparently to appraise its readiness to commence academic activities. The NUC visit was followed on December 9 by the team of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN). The two regulatory bodies were satisfied with their findings even as they dropped hints of areas in which they expected further efforts. The MDCN later wrote to the VC that it was REPORT ON FRIENDS OF UNIMED FUND (FUF) impressed by what the University had on ground. In the letter, the MDCN Registrar, Dr. A. A. Ibrahim, said, Since the launch of FUF on July 7, 2016 at Oba Adesanoye Civic Centre Ondo City, Ondo State a total of ...... “Following the advisory visitation to your university on Wednesday, December 9, 2015 by a team from the has been realised and deposited in the FUF dedicated bank account. MDCN that inspected your facilities, personnel and curriculum of study, I write to convey Council’s satisfaction Cash in Bank: NGN with the ongoing efforts at properly establishing your medical school.” Zenith Bank: NGN 14,587,928.31 Barely one month after the NUC and MDCN visits, the University on January 5, 2016 released its first admission list while its pioneer Students started arriving at their halls of residence on January 10, 2016. There FBN: NGN 6,546,461.34 was no stopping UNIMED from then on as various activities including registration of Students, orientation and commencement of classes were accomplished in record time. A total of 192 pioneer Students, spread across five programmes including Medicine, Dentistry, Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry were matriculated on Total NGN 21,134,389.65 March 5, 2016. The university was also formally inaugurated by Former Governor Olusegun Mimiko, CON on the same day. Within its short life, the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, has established itself as a Domiciliary account: stakeholder to reckon with in the national health and education sectors. Pounds: First Bank: 1,000.00

On June 15, 2016 the university held its First Distinguished Lecture, drawing to the campus Top Academics, Building: Distinguished Medical Practitioners and other stakeholders to listen to the Guest Lecturer, Emeritus Professor 1. Chief (Dr.) I. F. Akintade Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Kelsey Harrison, a former VC of the University of Port Harcourt. Since then, the University has followed in the Success of the First Distinguished Lecture with its Second Distinguished Guest Lecture which took place in Equipment’s: May 2017 delivered by Professor Joseph Balogun, a distinguished Professor of Physiotherapy at the Chicago 1 Century 2000 Stabilizer State University, USA. In August 2017, the University held its inaugural Annual Public Lecture delivered by 1 Hp Core 13 Laptop Professor Joseph Ibomeim Okogun, an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry, University of Ibadan. The University 150 6” Building Blocks also just successfully held its Third Distinguished Lecture which took place in October 2017 delivered by 20 Nos 5-Ethernet Ports MikroTik Routers with High Power Access Point Professor Muhammad Ali Pate, a former Nigerian Minister of State for Health, a Distinguished Professor of Medical Related Books Global Health at the Duke University, USA, and a visiting Professor of Public Health at several Universities including Harvard University and the London School of Public Health. FUF is now open and able to receive donations by credit card, check, appreciated stock, money order, etc. from potential American donors through the below link. On July 7, 2016, the University similarly attracted top Government Functionaries, Academics, Royal Fathers, Captains of Industries and other citizens to the epoch-making launching of the Friends of UNIMED Fund https://kbfus.networkforgood.com/projects/32531-u-kbfus-funds-university-of-medical-sciences-ng (FUF). The scheme, FUF, is a novel effort by the University’s management to create a pool of friends who will contribute to the funding of the University. In its bare form, the FUF aims at raising one million friends who are committed to contributing at least One Thousand Naira annually to fund the university both nationally and internationally. The scheme has continued to excite Nigerians as well as attract donors who are eager to contribute far more than the minimum. The University has also been registered under the King Boudin Foundation of the United States (KBFUS) to help streamline the donations of the American based donors. In addition to cash, UNIMED friends have contributed other items including office equipment’s and other facilities. The biggest donor to the scheme so far is Chief (Dr.) Isaac Akintade JP, the Sarowo of Ondo Kingdom, who has completed construction of the multi-million Naira Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences building he pledged under the FUF.

Mr. Adeyinka Adekalu Ag. Registrar

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STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (UNIMED) NOTES FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

by the University. I wish to once again sincerely thank our neighboring institutions, especially the Adeyemi College of Education and National University of Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA) for the support they continue to provide to the University. UNIMED titbits Vol. 02 ed.5 UNIMED titbits Vol. 02 ed.6 UNIMED titbits Vol. 02 ed.7 Indeed, the Provost of the Adeyemi College of Education, Professor Ogen has remained a veritable adviser, I will forever be grateful to him for being a significant resource and supporter of the University since its inception. Indeed, the University is keeping foundational records of these contributions. When Broadcast Media the history of this University is written, the names of all contributors at this stage of its infancy will be written in gold. The Public Relations Unit utilized Eki 100.9 FM M&C FM and other broadcast outfits to reach out to the internal and external audience of the University. The Stations’ provided the platform to interact with the host community, University’s Mission and Vision Statements stakeholders, parents, guardians, donors among others. An example is the one-hour live interview session with the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Friday Okonofua on Eki 100.9 FM radio, on March 16, 2017. As this represents the second birthday of the University, it is appropriate that we remind everyone The Vice-Chancellor spoke extensively about the core values of the University and also responded to enquiries of the mission and vision of the University. from various callers from different parts of Ondo State. The mission of UNIMED is: “To provide exceptional quality and comprehensive health care and integrated Print Media Introduction education and research in all health-related sciences, to expand access to compassionate and high-quality Print media is one of the veritable tools of the Public Relations Unit, as it has proved effective in the dissemination t is with great excitement and enthusiasm that I health care for under-served populations, and to lead of information to the heterogeneous audience of the University. Newspapers such as The Hope, Punch, Nigerian address you after our second year of operation. the scientific pathway for reducing the burden of Tribune, Guardian, Vanguard and Leadership have not only advertised the University but promoted the good I wish to thank all those who have supported disease in our areas of operation”. image of the university through news stories of UNIMED events and personality interviews. An example is the the University to this point. In particular, I wish to interview of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Friday Okonofua in the Vanguard newspaper of September 6, 2017. thank the articulate, technocratic and very dynamic The vision of the University is “to be a thriving medical Executive Governor of the State, His Excellency and health sciences University, locally, nationally Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN for his efforts and internationally recognized for excellence and in supporting the first University devoted to the innovation in health education and research, and Medical Sciences in the whole of West Africa. Sir, for its ability to translate research findings for the once again, I would like to congratulate you on your improvement of health in communities with high election to this Distinguished High Office, and pray burden of disease”. that the good Lord will give you the wisdom, guidance and protection to take Ondo State to a higher level of Our principal objective is to establish a 21st Century development. World-Class University of excellence in medical research, teaching and service delivery. I wish to let I also wish to thank those who work with Mr. Governor you know that the aforementioned mission and vision in efforts to fulfill the aims and objectives of this statements were developed after intense deliberations, unique University. There are many individuals to and I to assure you, we are deeply committed to its acknowledge, but let me particularly recognize the actualization. This University will work assiduously Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, His Royal Majesty, and relentlessly to correct the mistakes that currently Dr. Oba Victor Kiladejo Jilo III, he has been my key bedevil medical education and service delivery in adviser and supporter since I took office as Vice- this country. As the Vice-Chancellor, I wish to assure Chancellor. I would also like to appreciate the Hon you that I will work with utmost patriotism and with Commissioner for Health, Commissioner for Finance deep commitment, transparency and accountability and the Commissioner for Education, and indeed, all to achieve the best international benchmarks for the members of the University’s Senate who have always University within the shortest period of time. stood like Rocks of Gibraltar behind every effort made

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and academic structures of the University in place accommodating all accredited programs. University Sustainability Plans Though the Governing Council is yet to be reactivated, the University Senate has been fully constituted and At this time, I would like to address a pertinent subject

is meeting regularly to plan and drive the academic matter that has been agitating the minds of friends and programs of the University. Indeed, all Committees various stakeholders about the University, for which including Senate has been fully established and I continue to receive multiple questions. This is the are working well in accordance with the edict sustainability of the University in view of the dwindling national and state resources. Let me once again that established the University. The University is also building its administrative and academic reiterate the answer I have often given to everyone UNIMED titbits infrastructures at a fast pace never before witnessed who has expressed this concern. A great idea is a for newly established Universities in this country. great idea, it is not the lack of money that plagues This is a monthly news publication of the University of Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ondo. The objective our country, but the lack of creative and sustainable is to establish and maintain information flow within the University. At this time, seven editions have been produced as part of the second volume. As stated earlier, the audience of this publication include Faculty, The University of Medical Sciences has truly come ideas. When great ideas are put forth, funding to of age. Although we are only two years in existence, drive the implementation of the idea will manifest, Staff and Students of the University. UNIMED titbits keep the students abreast of the efforts of the University we have taken futuristic giant strides, making the and of course all progressive people will support the management in ensuring their welfare and providing quality teaching and training. idea. The establishment of the University of Medical University one of the strong institutions for training of The news publication also provides a communication bridge between management, teaching18 and non- Sciences is one of the most creative and innovative health professionals in the county today. One of the teaching staff of the University. UNIMED titbits gained more circulation following the decision of the University’s ideas that has taken place in the development major milestone achievements of the University this Management to publish it on the school’s website, www.unimed.edu.ng. Some of the information shared year is the accreditation of the Medical and Dental of national and international tertiary education, through the UNIMED titbits include; conferences, upcoming events, awards, recognitions, birthdays, etc. programs given to it by the Medical and Dental Council especially the development of medical education in of Nigeria (MDCN). It is now evident that our first set Nigeria. To that end, I remain convinced without any The pictures below show the front pages of UNIMED titbits during the period under review. of medical and dental practitioners will graduate in doubt that the University of Medical Sciences has not July 2019. only come to stay, but will continue to be supported by all Nigerians in perpetuity. Matriculation During one of my earlier visits to the Executive Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, I am Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency Arakunrin pleased to inform you that the University was able to Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN when he took office, admit its second set of Students in January 2017. This I remember his wise and impactful words “we all consisted of 496 Students (234 in 2016) admitted into have to find creative ways of generating funds.” The

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University of Medical Sciences established a multi- to acknowledge the Staff and Students of the University functional and professional fund-raising office headed who have donated and spread the word about the FUF DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY by Professor Denis Abimbola Akintade, the Director Your constant sacrifice and financial support to the Admin Officer of Advancement and Documentation to meet the advancement of the University has not gone unnoticed. Mrs. Akinnagbe Bukola Female II B.A (Ed), NCE anticipated challenges in financing, which indeed, DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES ALL Nigerian Universitie’s are facing at the present Principal Conclusions Mr. Achor Obioha Male MRSH, B.Sc, OND time. To date, the multi-faceted fund-raising efforts Technologist Admin Officer of the University have made tremendous progress, On behalf of the University Senate, Faculty, Staff and Miss. Fasipe Ayoola Tolulope Female B.Sc (Ed) II and we are hopeful that this will continue to be a Students, I wish to thank you profusely for your interest in Mrs. Olowoyeye Bukunmi Mercy Female Attendant SSCE significant aspect of the University’s development and the University, your support and for reading this address. sustainability plan. Mrs. Ayeni Enuwas Janet Female Supervisor B.Sc (Ed) We wish to assure you of the deep commitment of all Principal Officers of the University (indeed, my personal DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS commitment) to propel this noble idea of the great people Confidential Miss Nsikak Mercy Nsah Female HND Secretary I Friends of UNIMED Fund of Ondo State to its highest level of potentiation. To this commitment, we are prayerful that the Almighty Lord will DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY The purpose of the “Friends of UNIMED Fund (FUF)” is continue to give us wisdom, knowledge, understanding Mrs. Olaolu Margaret Olufunke Female Admin Officer I M.ED, B.Sc (Ed) to obtain the resources to grow the University to attain and good health to ensure its full realization to the entire Mr. Onyenemerem Jeffrey Uzoma Male Technologist II B.MLS its mission and vision statements. The objectives benefit of Nigerians and Africans alike. Laboratory Mr. Ajayi Lucas Oluwole SSCE of the FUF are twofold: 1) to build a multitude of Male Attendant friends for the University who will see themselves Thank you. Laboratory Mr. Ajayi Ojo Olubukola SSCE as stakeholders, and therefore be willing to make Male Attendant regular contributions towards the development of Laboratory Prof. Friday Okonofua, MD, PhD, FRCOG, FMCOG, FAS Mr. Akintola Oluwatomilayo SSCE Male Assistant the University; and 2) to manage the Funds in a Vice Chancellor Laboratory transparent, effective and accountable manner for Mr. Adebayo Adeleye SSCE Male Assistant specific identifiable projects on research, service delivery and development of the University. DEPARTMENT OF BIOCHEMISTRY Admin Officer Mr. Fagbule Olasebi Odunayo Male B.Sc II The simple, yet innovative and effective idea of Miss Mary Oluyomi Olugbade Female Technologist II B.Sc this initiative is to generate a cohort of friends for the University who will make regular, small and Mrs. Mulikat Adenike Adewole Female Technologist II B.Tech, M.Tech determined financial contributions towards the Laboratory Mr. Olorunusi Omotola Female MLSCN, SSCE implementation of specific projects in the University. Assistant It is not the size of individual contributions that will DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY matter, but rather the number and consistency of the Admin Officer Mr .Adebumiti Hakeem Male B.A, OND donors. The goal of the University is to attract one II million faithful friends who will make annual donations Mr. Edebiri Ogbemudia Endurance Male Technologist II B.Sc, FSLC of at least one thousand naira (N1000) each. This will Laboratory Mr. Oladokun Samuel T. Male SSCE amount to about One Billion Naira each year, enough Assistant to embark on major developmental projects each year UNIVERSITY LIBRARY for the University. This Fund was launched in July and Higher Library Mr. Jegede Temitope Micheal Male ND,HND subsequent fund-raising ideas are in the works. Officer Library Mr. Akinsete Wale Male B.Tech, PGD Assistant Library Appreciation of Donors Mr. Adeyoriju Jumoke Female OND, SSCE Assistant Library Let me at this point once again thank all those who Mr. Akinkuade Dominic Male OND, SSCE Attendant attended both launches of the FUF in 2016 (Ondo and Mr. Akintujoye Adetola Margaret Male Library Porter Grade II, SSCE Abuja), those who visited the University, those who confidential welcomed us into their homes on our several courtesy Miss Tewogboye Ayodele Female Secretary I B.Sc (Ed) visits and those who have made various redeemed DEPARTMENT OF NURSING pledges and donations including Capital Projects, Personal cash, furniture, electronics, etc. to the University Female HND Miss Ajifowowe Adijat Secretary II over the past months. We are very grateful to all donors. In addition to external donors, I would like

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Unit Admin Officer Mr. Ogunmakin Kolawole Male B.Sc II

PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT Assistant Mr. Adetoogun Adesiyan Adeyinka Male B.Sc Registrar Admin Officer Mr. Temitope Oluwatayo Male B.A, OND II Admin Officer Mrs. Toyin Akinwande Female B.A II

REGISTRAR'S MAIN OFFICE Admin. Officer Miss Kemisola V. Olanrewaju Female B.Sc ADDRESSING THE OBJECTIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY II Personal Mr. Adiat Ramon Olaniyi Male HND The specific objectives for establishing and sustaining academic and research outputs, with increased ranking of Secretary II UNIMED are as follows: the University, overall; and Mr. Akinsulire Olaitan Male Office Assistant OND, SSCE To prepare Students for leading professional roles in all 5) Support community out-reach services such that the • ESTABLISHMENT & HUMAN RESOURCES disciplines in the health sector in Nigeria and globally; University will immediately begin to address the socio- Deputy Mrs. Helen Atunwa Female M.Sc, B.A • To offer the best tertiary health care (including economic development and health problems of its Registrar preventive and curative care) for all forms of diseases, immediate communities and be the lead institutional Assistant Mr. Akinkuade Mathew Akinwale Male M.Ed, B.A (Ed) disabilities and deformities that are prevalent in Nigeria advisor on the developmental aspirations of the local Registrar specifically, and throughout the African region broadly; community. Admin Officer Mr. Akinborewa Oluwagbenga Male M.A, B.A (Ed) • To promote research and creative work for transforming II and improving the health of Nigerians and the world at STRATEGIES FOR ACHIEVING THE OBJECTIVES large; Miss Awani Opeyemi Female Admin Officer I M.Sc, B.A To develop human and physical resources of the The following strategies for achieving the specific objectives • ACADEMIC AFFAIRS DIVISION University to some of the best attainable standards in were identified in the foundational years of the institution. In Principal the world; and line with the objectives, the following are done in the year of Mrs. Arowosegbe Bolarinwa O. Female Assistant M.PP, B.Sc (Ed) • To promote the health and social well-being of Nigerians review: Registrar through engagement, outreach services and public Mr. Osungbemiro Bankole W. Male Admin Officer I M.Sc, B.Sc education. Governance and Administration Fund-raising for sustainable funding Mrs. Mimiko Yetunde Female HEO (Admin) B.Sc VICE-CHANCELLOR’S SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Transparent budget, financial and audit procedures COUNCIL AFFAIRS DIVISION Cutting-edge academic development Principal GOAL: The goal of the foundation Vice-Chancellor of UNIMED Contributions to community development Mr. Awe Joseph Oyeyemi Male Assistant M.Sc, M.PP, B.Ed is to position the University to support Nigeria’s quest for high Academic Faculties and Departments review Registrar quality education, service delivery, research and innovation in University Library and E-Learning Centre Admin Officer Mr. Tuweke Solomon Male B.Sc the health sciences. University Health Centre II FACULTY OF SCIENCES SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: This goal would be attained Mrs. Remi-Ofakunrin Olayinka.A Female Admin Officer I B.Ed, M.Ed through the following strategic objectives: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UNIMED STRATEGIC PLAN Personal Mr. Ibrahim Yusuf Olaide Male HND The University in its desire to achieve excellence and attain Secretary II 1) Build a transparent, effective and accountable governance its vision and mission developed a 5-year strategic plan which that will establish the University on sound administrative had since become fully operational. FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES and academic principles similar to those found in the best Mr. Oluwadare Bada Male Admin Officer I B.Sc Personal University traditions anywhere in the world; In accordance with the timelines for achieving its cardinal Mrs. Oyolola Ikeoluwa Tolulope Female HND 2) Develop a multi-stakeholder funding base, and engender plans the following goals have been implemented: Secretary II the sensible and accountable appropriation and use Mr. Falekulo Temitope Female Clerical Officer SSCE of the funds for the sustainable development of the 1. Governance, Services and Management FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCES University, especially to promote infrastructural and Staff The policy manuals and documents of the University have Assistant Mrs. Folasade Rebecca Awopeju Female B.Sc development and boost teaching, clinical services and been prepared and made available to all Staff in order to Registrar research activities; ensure effective service delivery. System Analyst 3) Provide for the systematic infrastructural development Mrs. Ohia Chinenye Blessing Female II B.Sc of the University using the highest standards and 2. Community Services models of architecture and physical planning for campus One of the strategies UNIMED put in place to achieve its development; community services goal is the regular delivery of lecture 16 4) Promote the academic growth of the University by series with a view to educating members of the public on ensuring full accreditation of all its academic courses contemporary issues in medical and other health related within the shortest possible period of time, and increasing disciplines while fostering the town and gown relationships. 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3. Curriculum and Academic Programmes STAFF WELFARE The Senate at its statutory meetings considered the Despite the shortfalls in monthly subvention and resources curricula for the MBBS, BDS, Nursing Sciences and accrued to the University, the management has continued to Mr. Moday Ighodaro Male Motor Driver II First School Leaving Cert. Physiotherapy programmes. In order to attain its vision improve Staff welfare. Apart from the significant progress made Mr. Olubodun Oluwashina Male Motor Driver II SSCE as a leading University in the training of qualified and in the areas of contributory pensions scheme and the University marketable health professionals in Sub-Saharan Africa, Cooperative Society, the University is working out modalities Mr. Adeoye Sunday Ezekiel Male Motor Driver II First School Leaving Cert. the University Senate approved the commencement of to enlist its Health Center on the National Health Insurance Mr. Oladayo Rotimi Male Motor Driver II SSCE additional health related programmes during the 2016/2017 Scheme. This scheme when fully operational will reduce the Mr. Olokungboye Oluwagbenga Male Gardener SSCE and 2017/2018 academic sessions. Thesehealth related financial burden of Staff and their immediate family in assessing programmes include Nursing Sciences, Physiotherapy, quality health services. Mr. Akinkuade Festus Male Gardener SSCE Medical Laboratory Sciences and other Science courses. The University in October, 2017 received the approval GOVERNANCE AND EFFECTIVE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Nnagoziri Afolabi Male Gardener SSCE for the pre-clinical accreditation for MBBS and BDS The University has adopted the “TEA” acronym in its Miss Landy Modupe Female Office Attendant SSCE programmes. This is another phoenominal milestone in the governance and administration. The TEA approach which University’s desire at running an uninterrupted academic stands for Transparency, Effectiveness and Accountability is Miss Akinnifesi Comfort Female Office Attendant SSCE calendar. being actualized in all spheres of the University’s administration. Miss Agboola Stella Female Office Attendant SSCE The present administration is operating an open governance 4. Teaching and Learning Resources policy system through the weekly meeting of Management, Mrs. Akinsimoye Christianah Female Office Attendant SSCE With over 2500 books, 44 titles and 50 databases and online Deans and HODs with all Staff. The meeting which commenced resources, the UNIMED Library which was established last year is aimed at breaking communication barriers between Mrs. Ali Labake Modinat Female Office Attendant SSCE in 2016 is one of the best and fastest growing academic management and Staff. All Staff are being briefed periodically on Miss Olabintan Omolara Female Office Attendant SSCE libraries in Nigeria. The library is equipped with facilities the finances of the University and are involved in the decision- that will promote quality teaching, research and community making process through the committee system of governance. Mr. Moses Joseph Male Office Attendant SSCE services. Mrs. Akinlosotu Eunice Female Office Attendant SSCE THE UNIVERSITY REGISTRY 5. Research and Innovation The University Registry is currently headed by an experienced PHYSICAL PLANNING UNIT To implement its goal of becoming a centre for cutting administrator in the position of Acting Registrar, Mr. Adeyinka Director of edge research in Nigeria, the weekly academic seminar Adekalu following the end of tenure of the immediate past Arc. Adesanya E. Taiwo Male Physical M.Sc, B.Sc was organized for Staff of the university to cross fertilize Registrar, Dr. Eunice F. Oyebade, mni. As at October, 2017, the Planning research ideas this is with a view to improve the quality of University has a total number of 276 Staff members comprising Senior Technical research output through constructive contribution. The over of teaching and Non-teaching Staff. Mr. Sunday Samuel Enesi Male HND, OND Officer twenty-three (23) weekly research seminars conducted Senior Technical have birthed novel and innovative research. PERFORMANCE EVALUATION Miss Akadiri Sadiat Jumoke Female HND,OND Officer A practical measurement and evaluation procedure has been put Miss Aladekoyi Opeyemi Comfort Female Town Planner II M.Sc, B.Tech To further encourage the Staff, the University has in place to measure the performance of the various departments earmarked certain amount of money to fund cutting edge and units. Such performance evaluation mechanisms include: CENTRAL STORE research. the periodic review of activities of departments/ units to assess Chief Supplies Mr. Olalekan Oladipo Male B.Sc, OND Officer RETREATS, ADMINISTRATIVE TRAININGS AND Supplies Officer WORKSHOPS Mr. Jude Udechukwu Male M.Sc, B.Sc I As part of the University’s relentless efforts at achieving Admin Officer excellence in teaching, research and service delivery, Staff Mr. Sawa Joshua Adeyanju Male ND, B.Sc II training, re-orientation and Staff motivation are on the priority ADVANCEMENT AND DOCUMENTATIONS list of the management. UNIT Ph.D, MBA, MHA, M.Sc, B.Sc, Over the span of one year, the university has organised several Prof. Akintade Denis Abimbola Male Director ACNP-BC training and retraining workshops/ seminars for its teaching Personal and non-teaching Staff. In order to familiarize academic Staff Mrs. Toyin Olanrewaju Female B.Sc, HND Secretary I of the University with the best teaching methods and skills Programme required for effective teaching of the integrated medical and Miss Chukwu Princess Akunna Female Officer MBA, B.Sc, OND dental curriculum, a workshop on Pedagogy and Integrated Admin Officer Medical and Dental Curriculum was organized and carried out Mr. Olumide Obe Ifedayo Male II B.A (Ed) between Thursday 6th and Friday 7th July 2017. Primary School Leaving Cert., Mr. Ojo Okelola Male Motor Driver II Trade Test III Similarly, newly appointed Deans, HODs and Departmental Coordinators were trained on expected administrative duties COUNSELLING AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT CENTRE of their positions. The workshop was held on Thursday, 10th Head of Dr. (Mrs.) Okiei Benedete Ndudi Female Ph.D, MPA, M.Ed, B.Ed August, 2017 with the aim of building capacity of Staff and Counselling to ensure that newly appointed Deans and HODs are alert to their new responsibilities. 15

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Mr. Lawal T. Joseph Male Guard I SSCE Mr. Asekhomon Ajayi Male Guard I SSCE Mr. Kayode Solomon Israel Male Guard II SSCE Miss Akinrinmisi Ebun Funmi Female Guard II SSCE Mr. Osungbemiro Victor Male Guard II SSCE Mr. Falona Moyinoluwa Female Guard I SSCE FUND-RAISING FOR SUSTAINABLE FUNDING Mr. Ligali Nurudeen Male Guard I SSCE the impact and progress made so far, the use of lecturers’ Fund-Raising drives. Since the establishment of the unit, the Mr. Adetula Adebayo Male Guard 1 SSCE evaluation forms and Staff appraisal forms. Advancement & Documentation department has been working Mr. Yolemi Alonlosotu Male Guard I SSCE tenaciously to raise funds for the University. Mr. Micheal Boluwaji Olatawura Male Guard I SSCE MPLEMENTATION OF FUND-RAISING STRATEGIC PLAN Its mandate includes sourcing for donations from individuals, Mr. Joshua Olubodun Male Guard I SSCE government parastatals, corporate bodies, business organizations Mr. Sunday Ugwu Male Guard I SSCE The University’s fund-raising objective is to generate funds to and foundations. The Unit also carries out the following Mr. Damilare Akintimehin Male Guard I SSCE finance the University’s development projects in a short period responsibilities; Mr. Adeyinka Olugbenga Oyasola Male Guard I SSCE of time as the national economic recession and the dwindling Mr. Gbenga Daodu Male Guard I SSCE government resources has made it difficult for the University to Raising funds for the University Mr. Eniola Ogunmola Male Guard I SSCE depend on government funding alone. Mr. Adesanmi Ayodeji Male Guard I SSCE Maintaining strong relationships with current, major and AUDIT UNIT Principal To increase the University’s funding sources, the Governing individual donors. Mr. Aiyeki Eghosa Male B.Sc, Diploma Council at its meeting held on February 18, 2016, decided to Strategizing and implementing efforts to secure new sources of Internal Auditor Internal Auditor establish the Friends of UNIMED FUND (FUF) and Friends funds and increase annual fundraising goals. Mr. Fasoranti Fredrick Male HND, OND of UNIMED Network (FUN) for the purpose of obtaining the Assisting the Fund Raising and Ceremonies Committee to co- II resources to grow the University to attain its mission and vision ordinate special events. ICT UNIT statements within a short period of time Receiveing, acknowledging and tracking all contributions, Mr. Olajuyigbe Ebenezer Oluwasesan Male Director M.Tech, B.Tech pledges and other payments. System Analyst The idea of FUF is to generate a cohort of friends for the Maintaining updated mailing lists, donor lists and donor profiles. Mr. Adekunle Oyinlola Nasiru Male II B.Sc university who will make regular, small and determined financial Overseeing the design and production of the University’s Application contributions towards the implementation of specific projects communications, relative donor appreciation and recognition. Mr. Akinuli Olaleye Male Developer II B.Sc in the University. It is not the size of individual contributions Assisting in the development, production and dissemination of Network that will matter, but rather the number and consistency of support materials for fund raising activities. Mr. Oni Festus Olalekan Male Engineer II B.Sc the contributors. The goal of the University is to attract one BURSARY UNIT million faithful friends who make annual donations of at least Mr. Balogun Kehinde Isimijola Male Accountant II B.Sc one thousand naira (N1000) each. This will amount to about The Unit collaborates with the Public Relations Unit to perform the Miss Aghemelo Ofure Norbether Female Accountant II B.Sc One Billion Naira each year, enough to embark on major following; Mr. Ojo Sunday Olamide Male Programmer II B.Sc developmental projects each year for the University. Mrs. Gladys O. Akinbodewa Female Accountant I OND, B.Sc, MBA Overseeing the re-design, implementation and management of Higher Executive The objectives of the UNIMED FUF are two fold: the Friend of UNIMED Trust Fund campaign; Mrs. Bunmi Ologere Female HND Overseeing the design and production of the UNIMED Quarterly Officer 1. To build a multitude of friends for the University who will Newsletter and Biweekly Bulletin; (Accounts) Confidential see themselves as joint owners, and therefore be willing to Assisting with the programme evaluation and production of the Mrs. Bolaji Ajayi Female HND make regular contributions towards the development of the annual report; Secretary I University. Maintaining relationships with individual and corporate donor. Mr. Osadolor Gabriel Orhion Male Deputy Bursar MBA, B.Sc 2. To manage the Fund in a transparent, effective and Mrs. Adegbaye Saseyi-Gold Adediwura Female Clerical Officer OND, SSCE accountable manner for specific identifiable projects Mr. Olalekan Emmanuel Ayodeji Male Accountant II B.Sc, SSCE on research, service delivery and development of the Involvement of all Staff in Fund Raising: WORKS AND SERVICES UNIT Director of University. Engr. Olatunde J. Adegbola Male B.Sc The art of fund raising requires strong and visionary leadership. Works Behind the energetic, enthusiastic and influential leader of the Engineer II, University, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Friday Okonofua, Mr. Obhahimejele Hilary Male (Works & B.Sc ACTIVITIES TO ATTAIN THE OBJECTIVES FAS, who was the first donor to the FUF initiative, every Staff of Services) the University has followed suit and are not only Friends of the Higher Establishment of A Fund-Raising Committee and Advancement University but also enlist others to join in the development of this Mr. Ayinla Manoah Olowo Male Technical B.Sc Office unique learning environment. Officer, Mr. Fapohunda Sunday Male Motor Driver II SSCE The Advancement and Documentation Unit Mr. Abolarin Olabode Thomas Male Senior Driver SSCE The Advancement & Documentation Unit under the Vice Mr. Innocent C. Ibeka Male Motor Driver I SSCE Chancellors Office is primarily responsible for the University’s 14

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VICE CHANCELLOR'S MAIN OFFICE Personal Mr. Innocent I. Alikah Male MBA, B.Sc, HND Secretary I Confidential Miss Tehila Ojeme Female HND Secretary I Personal Miss Patience O. Adoh Female HND Secretariat Studies Secretary I STUDENTS AFFAIRS DIVISION Assistant Mr. Akinola O. Oke Male M.Tech, B.Sc Registrar Higher L-R: Bakery Manager, Rite Foods, Mr. Adeniyi Akinde; Fund Raising Officer, L-R: The Marketing Manager, Zenith Bank, Ondo, Mr. Steven Onuoha; Miss Bunmi B. Fasunloye Female Executive B.Tech UNIMED, Princess Chukwu; Beverage Manager, Rite Foods, Branch Manager, Zenith Bank, Ondo, Mrs. Modupe Abodunde; Fund Officer Mr. Tajudeen Adebowale; Acting Registrar, UNIMED, Mr. Adeyinka Adekalu; Raising Officer, UNIMED, Princess Chukwu; Acting Registrar, UNIMED, Mr. Confidential Chief Accountant, Rite Foods, Mr. Aliu; Supplies Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Jude Adeyinka Adekalu; Vice-Chancellor, UNIMED, Prof. Friday Okonofua; Deputy Mr. Adenusi Temitope Male HND Secretary I Udenchukwu and CSO, UNIMED, VC, Admin. and Clinical Services, Prof. Odunayo Oluwatosin; Director, Mr. OdundayoOlagbede receiving gifts from Rite Foods Nig. Ltd Advancement and Documentation, UNIMED, Prof. Abimbola Akintade during Mr. Omorowa Agbonavbare Male Cleaner SSCE the visit and donation presentation of Zenith Bank representatives to the Miss Oluwaseun Temitope Female Cleaner SSCE University. Mrs. Adefusi Tinuola Eunice Female Cleaner SSCE Miss Omonijo Temitope Female Cleaner JSCE Mrs. Akinola Caroline Funke Female Hall Supervisor B.Sc, ND Miss Akinwamide Bolarinwa Female Hall Manager II B.A Mrs. Fadoju Bola Female Hall Porter SSCE Miss Ademoyewa A. Vera Female Hall Porter NCE, SSCE Mr. Dolire Asher Oluwagbenga Male Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Mathew Paul Male Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Adekoya Johnson Male Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Abdulaminu Stephen O. Male Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Awoniyi Tola Taye Female Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Ogundare Segun Male Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Akinbamido Esther Female Hall Porter SSCE Mr. Oladele Isaac Adebisi Male Office Attendant SSCE Miss Folayemi Omonije Female Office Attendant SSCE

LEGAL SERVICES UNIT L-R the Ag. Registrar, UNIMED, Ondo, Mr. Adeyinka Adekalu; Former A group picture of one of our esteemed donors with the University Staff, led Admin Officer Mrs. Adejumo Oludamilola Adebola Female LLM, BL, LLB Registrar, UNIMED, Dr. Mrs. Eunice F. Oyebade, mni; The Donor, Dr. by the Ag. Registrar and the Director of Advancement and Documentation II (Mrs.) Elsie Jolade and her husband, presenting books to UNIMED Department ACADEMIC PLANNING UNIT Dr. Iguodala Wilfred A. Male Director Ph.D, M.A, B.Ed Senior Academic Mr.Okunlola Oluyemi Adewole Male Planning Officer M.Sc, B.Sc, OND Planning Officer Mr. Ogundipe Joseph Kayode Male II B.Ed SECURITY UNIT Chief Security Mr. Odundayo Victor Olagbende Male B.A Officer Mr. Seye Okanlawon Male Senior Guard NCE Mr. Akinola Johnson Akinnagbe Male Supervisor SSCE, ND Mr. Fredrick Omoniyi Akinlonu Male Supervisor SSCE, ND, HND Mr. Oluwafemi Alaba Ojo Male Supervisor SSCE, B.Sc (Ed) Mr. Victor Olabanji Male Supervisor SSCE, ND Mr. Oluwayimika Oscar Olusegun Male Supervisor SSCE, ND, HND Miss. Adeyemi Racheal Female Guard I SSCE 13 Honorable Soledayo Ogunniyi Presenting the Vice Chancellor Prof Friday Okonofua, FAS a cheque of N1 Million on behalf of the Egin Club at the University’s 2nd Matriculation Ceremony 86 25 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

Conference on Fundraising hosted by the King Baudouin of fundraising, explored creative solutions to broaden their RADIOLOGY Foundation United States funding initiatives, exchanged views about the applicability of lessons learned to their situation back home and drew Dr. Joseph I. Fatukasi Male Senior Lecturer MBBS The Vice Chancellor Prof. Friday Okonofua, FAS and inspiration from the experience of foreign universities that Dr. Ayodele Ogunsemoyin Male Lecturer I MBBS, FWACS the Director of Advancement and Documentation Prof. already actively reach out to donors based in the United Denis A. Akintade attended the fourth annual study visit States. In addition, interaction and sharing of ideas among Dr. Osho Evelyn Salewa Female Lecturer I MBBS entitled The Art & Science of Fundraising hosted by the the participants was encouraged through various social DEPARTMENT OF

King Baudouin Foundation United States (KBFUS). It events. HISTOPATHOLOGY consisted of four days of interactive discussions with the Dr. Pelemo Olumuyiwa Eyitayo Male Lecturer I MBCHB, FMCPath ‘best of the best’ and took place in New York City from At the culmination of the conference, UNIMED successfully DEPARTMENT OF

May 7 to 10, 2017. established the USA Friends of University of Medical PHARMACOLOGY Sciences Fund through the KBFUS and is now open and Dr. Adegbuyi O.Aderibigbe Male Reader B.Sc, M.Sc, M.Phil, Ph.D The program provided a select group of 30 senior able to receive donations by credit card, check, appreciated MBBS, M.Pharm, FEPHM, executives from African universities and cultural stock, money order, etc. from potential American donors. Dr. Olamuyiwa John Fasipe Male Lecturer I institutions with a unique opportunity to meet with some Please see link below; CIEPHM of their most successful American fundraising colleagues. Dr. Adedeji Waheed Adeola Male Lecturer I MBBS During the conference, participants had the opportunity to https://kbfus.networkforgood.com/projects/32531-u-kbfus- Dr. Anthony Eduviere Male Lecturer I MBBS engage in interactive discussions with leaders in the field funds-university-of-medical-sciences-ng Dr. Sunday Elisha Oyelere Male Lecturer II MBBS, M.Sc Dr. Fageyinbo Muyiwa Male Lecturer II MBBS

DEPARTMENT OF

DENTISTRY Dr. Azeez A.Fasina Male Lecturer I BDS Dr. E. O. Anighoro Male Lecturer I BDS Col. Dr. Joshua A. Folaranmi Male Lecturer I BDS, FWACS, FICS Dr. Olabimpe Abigail Soyoye Female Lecturer I BDS UNIVERSITY

LIBRARY Mr. Folorunso Femi Joseph Male Senior Librarian BLIS, MLIS Mr. Urhiewhu Lucky Oghenetega Male Librarian I BLIS, MLIS

Mr. Popoola Biliamin Oladele Male Librarian II B.Sc, MLIS Mrs. Solanke Oluwayinka Esther Female Librarian II B.Ed, MLIS Prof Friday Okonofua, FAS, Dr. Rosemary Ogu and Prof Denis A. Akintade Prof Friday Okonofua, FAS and other attendees from all over the world at the DEPARTMENT OF at the King Baudouin Foundation United States (KBFUS) Fourth Annual King Baudouin Foundation United States (KBFUS) Fourth Annual Study Visit Study Visit in New York. in New York NURSING Dr. Samuel Urhobo Akpovi Male Reader B.Sc, MPH, Ph.D Dr. (Mrs.) Akin-Otiko Bridget Female Lecturer 1 B.ScN, M.PH, Ph.D Dr. (Mrs.) Oladapo Margaret Female Lecturer 1 B.ScN, M.PH, Ph.D DEPARTMENT OF Showcase the ‘Friends of UNIMED Fund’ Initiative at Every University Event PHYSIOTHERAPY Dr. Adegbemigun Oluwafemi David Male Lecturer II M.Sc, B.Sc Just as the Vice-Chancellor never fails to enlist every University visitor as Friend of the University, Dr. Fasuyi Francis Oluwafunso Male Lecturer II M.Sc, B.Sc the University never misses any opportunity to showcase FUF and raise funds for its development. The FUF forms DEPARTMENT OF are distributed at every University event, lectures, workshops, etc. A detachable FUF form is included in all University CHEMICAL

programs. The forms are collected by the University protocol members before the end of the program and the Advancement PATHOLOGY and Documentation Unit members follow up with the guests to redeem their pledges. Dr. G. O. Ayoade Male Lecturer I MBBS, MWACP, FWACP DEPARTMENT OF

MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY Prof. Odimayo Micheal Simidele Male Professor MBBS, PGDE, FMCPath

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DEPARTMENT OF PAEDIATRICS Prof. Owa Joshua Aderinsola Male Professor Ph.D, FMC, FWACS, MBBS Dr. T. Ogundele Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Bola F. Akinkunmi Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Rosena O. Oluwafemi Female Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Olufunke C. Odunlade Female Lecturer I MBBS A cross section of guests at the 2nd Distinguished Guest Mr. Jones Omolola donated the sum of The Oludoko of Udoko, Oba Dr. Lecture of the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo NGN1.5 Million on behalf of Engr. Rotimi Samuel Adeyemi Akinmusire (JP) KSF, Dr. Morenike Akinlosotu Female Lecturer I MBBS completing the FUF pledge form. Williams Ajileye – MD Alpha Integrated Energy donated the sum of One Thousand Services Limited at the University’s 2nd Pounds (£1,000) to FUF at the 2nd DEPARTMENT OF Matriculation Ceremony. Distinguished Guest lecture HAEMATOLOGY Prof. Mathew Ebosa Enosolease Male Professor MBBS, FNPMCN Visitation to Prominent Ondo Indigenes Prof. Muheez Alani Durosinmi Male Professor MBBS, FMCP, FWACP The Fund-Raising Committee and the Advancement & Documentation Unit pays courtesy visits to prominent Ondo Dr. Osho Patrick Olanrewaju Male Senior Lecturer B.Sc, MBBS, FMCP, NPMCN indigenes to solicit for funds and support in the development aspirations of the University. Dr. Chukwuka Emeka Patrick Male Lecturer I MBCHB, FMC, FWACP DEPARTMENT OF

INTERNAL MEDICINE Dr. Akinbodewa Akinkunmi Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FMCP Dr. Adejumo Oluseyi Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FWACP, FMCP DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY

MEDICINE Dr. Adebimpe Wasiu Olalekan Male Reader MBBS, MPH, FWACP, Ph.D Dr. Olarewaju Sunday Olakunle Male Senior Lecturer MBBS Dr. (Mrs.) Temitayo-Oboh Abiola Oluwatoyin Female Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Isreal Oluwaseyi Female Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Kanu N. Esther Female Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Ogundele O.Akinbode Male Lecturer I MBBS A courtesy visit to the Ondo Development Committee (ODC) Chairman Chief Ope Bademosi and ODC Executives by UNIMED Principal Offices and Staff Dr. Osinubi Medinat Female Lecturer I MBBS DEPARTMENT OF

SURGERY Dr. Kumolalo Olanrewaju Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Immaculate O. Akpalaba Female Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Ogundiniyi Olurotimi Sunday Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Adesuloro L. Wale Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Bamidele I. Ojodu Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Olarinoye O. Timothy Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Feyijimi Adetola Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Alao Samuel Olusegun Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Ezeah Ikechukwu Male Lecturer I MBBS Dr. Igbinoba Bright Aideyan Male Lecturer I MBBS

Courtesy visit to High Chief Sir (Dr.) OlabanjiAkingbule ‘Odunwo A courtesy visit to the Jomu Lobun of Ondo Kingdom, High Chief (Mrs.) 11 Of Ondo Kingdom’. L-R: Fundraising Officer, University of Medical Modupe Oluwole by the Fund-Raising Committee. Sciences,UNIMED, Ondo, Princess Chukwu; Acting Registrar, L-R: Fundraising Officer, University of Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ondo, UNIMED, Mr Adeyinka Adekalu; The Odunwo of Ondo Kingdom and Princess Chukwu; Deputy Registrar (Academic), UNIMED, Mr. Adeyinka Protocol Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Adesiyan Adetogun. Adekalu; Jomu Lobun of Ondo Kingdom, Mrs. Modupe Oluwole; Deputy VC, Admin. & Clinical Services, Prof. Odunayo Oluwatosin; Director, Guidance and Counselling Dept., UNIMED, Dr. Mrs. B.N. Okiei and Protocol Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Adesiyan Adetogun. 84 27 The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

FACULTY OF SCIENCE DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY Prof. Roseangela Ifeyinwa Nwuba Female Senior Lecturer Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Omolara Oluwafunmilola Awe Female Senior Lecturer B.Sc, M.Sc, PhD Dr. (Mrs.) Jeff-Agboola Y. A. Female Senior Lecturer Ph.D, M.Tech, PGD,HND Dr. Oyeyemi Oyetunde Male Senior Lecturer Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Tiamiyu Adebisi Musefiu Male Lecturer II DVM, MVPH Dr.(Mrs.) Oluwafemi Yinka-Doris Female Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Tech, P.GD, HND Dr. Adesina Isaac Ayodeji Male Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Oyeyemi Ifeoluwa Female Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc (Ed) Assistant Mr. Ekundayo T. Cyrus Male M.Tech, B.Tech Lecturer

BUDGET, FINANCIAL AND AUDIT PROCEDURES DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Prof. Adejoro Isaiah Ajibade Male Professor Ph.D. M.Sc. B.Sc. BUDGET AND FINANCIAL PROCEDURES Dr. Arawande Jacob Olalekan Male Senior Lecturer Ph.D. M Tech, P.GD, HND At UNIMED, our mantra is TEA – Transparency, Efficiency and Accountability. This is the foundation of practice Dr. Oladebeye Abraham Olasupo Male Lecturer 1 Ph.D. M.Sc. B.Sc. and operations for the Bursary, Audit and other financial departments. The University is dedicated to utilizing all Mr. Adeyemi Adewale Fatai Male Lecturer II M.Sc. B.Sc. acquired funds in a transparent and efficient manner. Every penny received by the University is accounted for and used prudently for the sole purpose of developing the University while actualizing its vision, mission and goals. Dr. Borokini Funmilayo Female Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Tech, PGD, B.Sc Assistant Mr. Atoyebi Adewole Male M.Sc. B.Sc. The Bursary Department duties include but not limited to the following: Lecturer Assistant 1. Receipts of revenue: School fees, grants, subventions and so on Miss Ogundairo Oluwatosin Ajoke Female M.Sc. B.Sc. 2. Payment to all segments of service providers and contractors Lecturer 3. Advisory roles to the management on all financial matters DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS Dr. Ogundele Lasun Tunde Male Lecturer I Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc. 4. Annual budget preparation Assistant Mr. Fadele Ayodele Olufemi Male M.Sc, B.Sc 5. Annual financial Records preparation Lecturer 6. Represents the University as a liaison between the management and the appointed University bankers Assistant Mr. Adebayo Adebiyi Samuel Male M.Sc, B.Sc 7. Advised the management on financial matters, monitored closely the University’s funds deposited in all its Lecturer bank accounts DEPARTMENT OF

8. Effectively utilised and managed the limited number of personnel to achieve maximum results, etc. MATHEMATICS (See Appendix on Financial Statement and FUF Financial Statement). Dr. Areo Emmanuel Adegbemiro Male Senior Lecturer Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER Dr. Oloja Segun Victor Male Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc INTERNAL/ EXTERNAL AUDITING Dr. Bukola Badeji-Ajisafe Female Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Sc, PGD, HND Auditing of the University’s finances is an important part of the goal for accuracy and transparency. The Internal DIRECTORATE OF ENTREPRENEURIAL AND Audit Department has been responsible for the verification of all financial transactions conducted by the University GENERAL STUDIES UNIT (EGST) or its designees. Prof. Adeduro Adegeye Male Professor B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D Dr. Metuonu Iheanacho Male Senior Lecturer Ph.D. M.A, B.A The Internal Audit department strives hard to ensure that things are done according to the existing rules.The unit ensures that pre & post purchase auditsare carried out, certify a post payment check is carried out 1st week of Mrs. Igbafe Kate Rashida Female Lecturer II M. Ed, B.A. (Ed) every month, ensures that records are properly kept and a strict internal control maintained, draws the attention of FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCES advance holders to their unretired cash advances and carries out weekly market surveys to verifyprices of items DEPARTMENT OF OBSTETRICS & GYNAECOLOGY and also perform physical verification of materials purchased. Dr. Oladiran Frederick Ayodeji Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FWACS, FICS To prevent conflict of interest and to also verify the internally audited University accounts, an external audit Dr. Gbala Micheal Olumide Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FWACS Consultant was appointed. The external audit was conducted in accordance with Auditing Standards issued by the Dr. Irinyenikan T. Azonima Female Lecturer I MBBS Nigerian Accounting Standards Board, International Standards on Auditing of non-profit making organizations and with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. It also included an assessment of the estimates and judgments Dr. Adewole Ayodele S. Male Lecturer I MBBS made by the University officers in the preparation of the Financial Statements. The result of the external audit Dr. Bakare Babatola Male Lecturer I MBBS revealed the University kept proper books of accounts and the Financial Statements correlated with the books. See appendix for the University’s audited accounts (See Appendix for Audited Account details). 10

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NAME SEX POSITION QUALIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN UNIMED

Vice- Prof.PRINCIPAL OFFICERS Friday E. Okonofua, FAS Male Ph.D, M.Sc, MBBS Chancellor Deputy Vice Prof. Odunayo M. Oluwatosin Male MBBS, FMCS Chancellor Deputy Vice Prof. A.M. Arogunjo Male Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Chancellor From the humble beginnings of having no building of its own, the University has made significant progress in terms of developing its infrastructure. Some of the notable infrastructural development projects are: Mr. Adeyinka P. Adekalu Male Ag. Registrar M.Sc. B.A Mr. Fabusuyi Abraham Oladiran Male Ag. Bursar HND, MBA, B.Sc, FCA, ACTI ANATOMY BUILDING Mr. William A. Akinfolarin Male SALR MLIS, BLIS This building houses the Gross Anatomy, Embryology, Histology practical and preparatory laboratories. It also consists of the FACULTY OF BASIC MEDICAL SCIENCES Morgue Room, Behavioural Testing Room, Laboratory Technology Offices, and the Museum. DEPARTMENT OF

ANATOMY Prof. Francis I. O. Duru Male Professor MBBS, M.Sc, Ph.D Prof Anthony Obioma Nwaopara Male Professor B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D Dr. Ataman Jacob Ehiagwina Male Reader MBBS, M.Sc, Ph.D Dr. Kingsley Afoke Iteire Male Lecturer II Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Chukwudozie Benjamin Nnamani Male Lecturer II MBBS, M.Sc, B.Sc Assistant Mrs. Olayemi K. Ijomone (nee Olaibi) Female Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Tech Lecturer Assistant Mr. Akinsola Raphel Akinyemi Male M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer Assistant Mr. Oluwaseyi Samson Ogunmodede Male M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer DEPARTMENT OF Anatomy Museum Anatomy Museum Anatomy Museum BIOCHEMISTRY Prof. Agoreyo Blessing Ogochukwu Female Professor B.Sc, M.Sc, Ph.D Dr. Adewale Isaac Olusanjo Male Reader PhD, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Samuel E. Uhunmwangho Male Senior Lecturer PhD, M.Sc. B.Sc ANIMAL HOUSE Dr. Oyiborhoro Onoriode Male Lecturer II MBBS, M.Sc This building serves as a habitat for experimental animals. Dr. Anuoluwa James Salemcity Male Lecturer II M.Sc, B.Sc Assistant Miss Osebhahiemen Ojemekele, Female M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer Assistant Miss. Iyanuoluwa Osikoya Female M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer Assistant Mr. Rasaq Nurudeen Olajide Male M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY Prof. Adesoji Adedipe Fasanmade Male Professor MBBS, M.Sc, MNIbiol, FWACP Prof. John C. Igweh Male Professor Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Ezenwanne E. B. Male Reader Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. Anyakudo Magnus Michael C. Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, M.Sc, PhD, FRHD, B.Th Mr. Omolaso Blessing Male Lecturer I M.Sc, B.Sc Dr. (Mrs.) Adefisayo M. Adebukola Female Lecturer II B.Sc, MBCHB, M.Sc Histology Laboratory Mr. Adeniran Oluwadamilare Akinola Male Lecturer II M.Sc, B.Sc Mr. Emojevwe Victor Male Lecturer II M.Sc, B.Sc Assistant Mr. Olorunsola Isreal Adeyomoye Male M.Sc, B.Sc Lecturer

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FACULTY OF SCIENCE The building is located at the Adeyemi College of Education (ACE), Ondo. it was loaned to the University by the ACE authorities. The building was rehabilitated, renovated and refurbished by UNIMED. It currently houses Lecture Halls, Staff Offices and Laboratories for the Faculty.

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30 29 FACULTY OF BASIC CLINICAL SCIENCES 20 The building, recently completed, was donated by Chief (Dr.) Isaac F. Akintade JP, the Sarowo of Ondo Kingdom. The building is to be commissioned on December 7, 2017. It currently houses the Departments of 10 12 3 1 5 8 6 6 1 Chemical Pathology, Haematology, Etc. 4 6 1 2 4 2 2 0 0

Male Female

Distribution of Total Staff by Gender

The front view of The Faculty of Basic Clinical The rear view of The Faculty of Basic Clinical Operative Technique Laboratory Sciences Building, donated by Chief (Dr.) I.F. Sciences Building, donated by Chief (Dr.) I. F. Akintade JP Akintade JP

Male, 99 Male, 93

Female, 60

Female, 28

The interior view of The Faculty of Basic Crown/ Bridge Laboratory Microbial Pathology/ Haematology Laboratory Clinical Sciences Building, donated by Chief (Dr.) I.F. Akintade JP Male Female

Pharmacology/ Chemical Pharmacology/ Chemical Pathology Laboratory Pathology Laboratory

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COMMUNITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT

The Department is one of the founding Departments in the Faculty of Clinical Sciences. Its mission states: “Centre of Excellence in the teaching and training of Public Health, conduct Public Health oriented research and provision of community services.”

1 Oyo 1

2 Osun 6

47 Ondo 68

0 Ogun 1

0 Kwara 1

0 Kogi 1

2 Imo 2

0 Maroko Health Center (UNIMED Urban Practice Area) Maroko Health Center (UNIMED Urban Practice Area) Enugu 1

1 EkiG 4 ODOSIDA CAMPUS The Campus will serve as the new administrative building of the University. The Office of the Vice-Chancellor 1 Edo 10 is expected to move to the Odosida campus. The Campus houses the University Health Centre and the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences. 4 Delta 1

0 Anambra 1

1 Akwa- Ibom 0

1 Abia 2

Female Male

UNIMED Odosida Campus

Offices of the Vice Chancellor and the Principal Officers UNIMED ICT/ E-Library, Odosida Campus

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Distribution of Total Teaching Staff by Faculty IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY

• Purchase and installation of a 30KVA generator for Faculty of Science. 30 28 • Installation of 80KVA generator for the University. • Purchase of three petrol generators for Students Hostels at NIEPA 26 25 22 UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTER 20 The University Health Centre is located at the Odosida Campus and renders health care services to Students and Staff of the University of Medical Sciences. It became fully operational on the 1st of July, 2017 with the 15 pioneering efforts of Dr. O. A. Adejumo, a Consultant Physician and Ag. Director of Health services. 10 The UNIMED Health Centre operates a fully computerized documentation system which distinguishes it from 10 9 most Health Centres of other tertiary institutions in Nigeria. The Health Centre offers out-patient services to 6 Students and Staff of the University. The Centre is open every day of the week. The fully equipped Center offers 4 4 emergency services and in-patient care during working hours. Patients that cannot be treated at the Centre 5 3 2 2 2 are referred to specialists at the Ondo State Trauma Centre, Kidney Care Centre and the Mother and Child 1 1 1 0 0 0 hospital, Medical Village, Laje Road Ondo for investigations and specialist care when necessary. 0 Allied Health Sciences Basic Clinical Science Basic Medical Sciences Clinical Sciences DenGstry EGST Library Pharmacy Science Monthly departmental meetings and seminars are held at the UNIMED Health Center and aimed towards improving capacities and capabilities of the Health Center Staff to ensure that a high standard of care is delivered Male Female to the Students and Staff of the University. The University Health Centre has attended to 427 clients since its establishment. Efforts are presently on-going to register the Health Centre under a National Health Insurance Scheme. The Health Centre is also presently considering a proposal from Glaxo Smith Kline Pharmaceuticals with the aim of making vaccines such as Pneumovax, Hepatitis B vaccine and HPV vaccine readily accessible and affordable to Staff and Students of UNIMED and the community at large. Distribution of Total Non-Teaching Staff by Status

Nurse attending to a Staff Member in the Health Centre UNIMED Health Centre Medical Supplies 52 34 6 8 9 4 Senior Senior Secretarial Senior Technical Junior Staﬀ AdministraGve Male Female

Distribution of Total Non-Teaching Staff by State of Origin

Doctor at the UNIMED Medical Centre Attending to a Staff Member UNIMED Health Centre Nurse attending to a Student

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PRIORITY PROJECTS 2017/2018

The architectural drawings have been prepared for the Faculty of Dentistry, the Faculty of Clinical Sciences Staff Statistics and the Library/ Bookshop Building, and funds are currently being sourced for the construction of the proposed buildings. Other priority projects for 2017/2018 include; Distribution of Total Teaching Staff by Status FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCE FACULTY OF SCIENCES

18 16 14 12 FACULTY OF DENTISTRY FACULTY OF PHARMACY 9 6 4 5 2 1 0

Professor Reader Senior Lecturer I Lecturer II Assistant Lecturer Lecturer

Male Female

CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

Distribution of Total Teaching Staff by State of Origin

2 Oyo 3 4 Osun 14 13 Ondo 43 LIBRARY, ICT AND BOOKSHOP FACULTY OF ALLIED CLINICAL 1 Ogun 3 0 Lagos 1 0 Kwara 0 1 Imo 6 0 Enugu 3 2 EkiG 5 3 Edo 6 SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH 0 VICE CHANCELLOR’S LODGE Delta 6 1 Anambra 1 1 Abia 2

Female Male STAFF & STUDENT CAFETERIA

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CUTTING-EDGE ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT STUDENT STATISTICS BY STATE OF ORIGIN 2015/2016 2016/2017 In furtherance of the University’s objectives, mission and vision, notable steps were taken toward achieving Male Female Total Male Female Total outstanding and distinctive academic development by the University in the year under review. These include; State of Origin

THE 1ST FOUNDERS’ DAY LECTURE Abia 1 0 1 0 1 1 AkwaIbom 0 0 0 0 1 1 The Lecture which marks a very significant milestone in the development of the University was well attended Anambra 0 0 0 4 4 8 by important dignitaries. The Lecture titled “The Universities of Our Dream” was delivered by delivered by no Benue 0 0 0 1 0 1 less a personality than the current Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, Professor Abubakar Adamu Rasheed. For those who do not know him well, Professor Rasheed is one of Nigeria’s Cross River 0 1 1 0 2 2 best intellectuals, one of the most outstanding Vice-Chancellors this country has ever produced, and a Delta 7 6 13 10 8 18 patriot extra-ordinary. As the immediate Vice-Chancellor of the Bayero University, Kano, he transformed that Ebonyi 1 0 1 0 0 0 University to become one of Nigeria’s best and high ranking Universities. One only needs to visit BUK to see the astonishing milestones he left behind. Indeed, the determination of the University to get him to deliver Edo 11 4 15 7 20 27 this lecture was an illustration of the Universitys desire to emulate him for every step he took in building Ekiti 16 5 21 16 31 47 BUK, and to enlist him to be a mentor and adviser to this University. Enugu 0 1 1 0 2 2 He presented on a topic that is central to the development of the Nigeria’s University system today. He Imo 3 1 4 0 6 6 outlined the characteristics of the type of Universities that he desires for this country and map out his road Kaduna 0 0 0 0 1 1 map for achieving the related objectives. Kogi 0 0 0 3 3 6 Kwara 1 0 1 2 3 5 Lagos 1 1 2 5 3 8 Niger 0 0 0 0 1 1 Ogun 7 8 15 11 17 28 Ondo 49 46 95 104 169 273 Osun 9 6 15 12 30 42 Oyo 3 3 6 6 13 19 Rivers 1 0 1 0 0 0 Total 110 82 192 181 315 496 Faculty

Basic Medical Sciences 27 37 64 45 58 104 The Former Governor of Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko Bagged an Dignitaries and Guests at the 1st Founders Day Programme Award of Excellence Clinical Sciences 67 33 100 29 39 68 Dentistry 16 12 28 17 15 32 Science 0 0 0 52 116 168 Allied Health Sciences 0 0 0 38 87 125 Total 110 82 192 181 315 496

The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, Oba Dr. Victor Kiladejo exchanging pleasantries with the Former Executive Secretary of NUC, Professor Peter Okebukola

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2015/2016 2016/2017 Male Female Total Male Female Total THE SECOND DISTINGUISHED GUEST LECTURE OF THE UNIVERSITY Full time total Enrolment STUDENTStudent110 STATISTICS82 Statistics192 181 315 496 Number in the School Hostel 41 44 85 69 141 200 The Lecture titled “The Case for a Paradigm Shift in Education of Healthcare Professionals in Nigeria” was 2015/2016 2016/2017 delivered by Prof. Joseph A. Balogun on Monday, 15th May, 2017 at the University’s Main Hall, Odosida Department Campus. Male Female Total Male Female Total Anatomy 9 13 22 19 19 38 Full time total Enrolment 110 82 192 181 315 496 The Lecture which was well attended by dignitaries from both the academic community and the general Biochemistry 8 11 19 12 18 30 Number in the School Hostel 41 44 85 69 141 200 public also had key stakeholders in the healthcare sector in attendance. The Guest Lecturer recommended Biological Sciences(Animal and the creation of a Centre for Innovation in Health Sciences Education which will serve as a think tank where Department 0 0 0 5 22 27 Environmental) local and international experts can come to engage in Research and colloquium on the pedagogy of BiologicalAnatomy Sciences(Microbiology) 0 9 0 130 2213 1922 1935 38 interdisciplinary education in Nigeria. He also recommended the creation of another Centre for Community ChemistryBiochemistry 0 8 0 110 1910 1220 1830 30 Engagement by the University. The Centre will serve as an epicentre for the coordination of service learning Biological Sciences(Animal and projects in the University. Dentistry 16 0 12 028 017 5 15 2232 27 Environmental) Mathematics 0 0 0 3 8 11 Biological Sciences(Microbiology) 0 0 0 13 22 35 Medicine and Surgery 67 33 100 29 39 68 Chemistry 0 0 0 10 20 30 Nursing Science 0 0 0 10 55 65 Dentistry 16 12 28 17 15 32 Physics(Electronics Physics) 0 0 0 5 18 23 Mathematics 0 0 0 3 8 11 Physics(Medical Physics) 0 0 0 16 26 42 Medicine and Surgery 67 33 100 29 39 68 Physiology 10 13 23 14 21 35 Nursing Science 0 0 0 10 55 65 Physiotherapy 0 0 0 28 32 60 Physics(Electronics Physics) 0 0 0 5 18 23 Total 110 82 192 181 315 496 Physics(Medical Physics) 0 0 0 16 26 42 Prof. Joseph Balogun presenting the 2nd Distinguished Guest Some members of staff at the 2nd Distinguished Guest lecture Lecture of the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo Physiology 10 13 23 14 21 35 Physiotherapy 0 0 0 28 32 60 Total 110 82 192 181 315 496

Distribution of Student by Level of Study, 2016/2017 Session

304 Some Students singing the school anthem at the 2nd Distinguished The Guest lecturer Prof. Joseph Balogun signing the book Echoes Distribution of Student by Level of Study, 2016/2017 Session Guest lecture purchased by dignitaries at the 2nd distinguished guest lecture

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304

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81 76 100 200 300 37 17 Male Female The Guest lecturer Prof. Joseph Balogun; Principal Staff of UNIMED The Vice-Chancellor, UNIMED, Prof. Friday Okonofua, FAS and other dignitaries at the 2nd distinguished guest lecture exchanging pleasantries with dignitaries at the 2nd distinguished guest lecture 100 200 300 3 Male Female

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PUBLIC LECTURE

The University held the first in its public Lecture series on 31st August, 2017. The Lecture was delivered by the Emeritus Prof. Joseph I. Okogun- an Emeritus Professor of Chemistry and Consultant at the Pax Herbal Clinics and Research Laboratories, Benedictine Monastery Ewu.

The Wife of Ondo State Governor, Arabinrin Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu who was the Distinguished Guest of Honor University of Medical Sciences was in attendance and gave a speech during the Public Lecture. Also in attendance were dignitaries from both the Motto: For Learning and Community Service academic community, key stakeholders in the healthcare sector and the general public.

The Guest Lecturer lamented the current domination of Nigerian market by foreign herbal remedies. He emphasised the presence of numerous effective herbal remedies in Nigeria and encouraged the development of herbal remedies 2016/2017 from local resources through standardization of herbal products found to be efficacious and through research on medicinal plants. STATISTICS He concluded by confirming the presence of anti-cancer properties in some Nigerian plants and herbs which are Founded: April 22, 2015 currently being consumed as food in Nigeria and urged researchers to expand the scope of their research work to Proprietor: Ondo State Government identify these plants and herbs and to isolate the compounds of these herbs and plants which can be developed Language of Instruction: English as anti-cancer drugs. Academic Year: October-September Vision Statement The vision of UNIMED is to be a thriving medical and health sciences University, locally, nationally and internationally recognized for excellence and innovation in health education and research, with ability to translate research findings for the improvement of health.

Mission Statement The Mission of the University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED) is to provide integrated education and research of exceptional quality in all health-related sciences; to expand access to compassionate, comprehensive and high- quality health care for under-served populations and to lead the scientific pathway for reducing the burden of disease in our society. The Guest Speaker, Emeritus Professor Joseph The Wife of Ondo State Governor, Arabinrin A cross section of participants during the I. Okogun at the Public Lecture on Nigerian Anti- Betty-AnyanwuAkeredolu giving a speech Public Lecture on Nigerian Anti-Cancer Cancer Herbal Remedies of UNIMED during the Public Lecture on Nigerian Anti- Herbal Remedies of UNIMED Cancer Herbal Remedies of UNIMED

PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY Visitor Arakunrin, Rotimi Akeredolu, SAN Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council Vice-Chancellor Professor Okonofua Friday Ebhodaghe, FAS Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Oluwatosin Odunayo M. (Admin) Dignitaries at the Public Lecture on Nigerian A cross section of participants during the Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Arogunjo Adeseye Muyiwa Anti-Cancer Herbal Remedies of UNIMED Public Lecture on Nigerian Anti-Cancer Distribution of Students’ Total Enrolment by (Academic) Herbal Remedies of UNIMED Gender Ag. Registrar Mr. Adekalu Patrick Adeyinka Ag. Bursar Mr. Fabusuyi Abraham Oladiran, FCA University Librarian/ Mr. Akinfolarin William Abiodun, CLN Special Adviser on Library resources

ACADEMIC STRUCTURE Faculty of Allied Health Sciences Faculty of Basic Clinical Sciences Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences UNIMED Students singing the University’s UNIMED herbal products on display during the Members of Staff of UNIMED and other Faculty of Clinical Sciences anthem during the lecture on cancer herbal Public Lecture on Nigerian Anti-Cancer Herbal dignitaries during the public lecture on anti- Faculty of Dentistry remedies Remedies of UNIMED cancer herbal remedie Entrepreneurial and General Studies Distribution of Total Staff by Gender Faculty of Science 36 75 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

MATHEMATICS THE 3RD DISTINGUISHED GUEST LECTURE

On Thursday October 19, 2017, the University had the third in the Distinguished Guest Lecture series. The Lecture titled “The future of health and the promise of primary healthcare” was delivered by the former Minister of State for Health, Prof. Mohammed Ali Pate who was accompanied by very eminent dignitaries from across the country.

Whilst noting that the future of Nigeria and its population’s health is bright, the renowned Professor emphasized the need for bold and visionary leadership to realize the bright future. He also emphasized the need for both the private and public sector to improve in efficiency, effectiveness and quality of delivery of healthcare services. CHEMISTRY Prof. Ali Pate particularly lamented the rate of medical tourism by Nigerians and the sad fact that majority of those who travel pay exorbitant prices and end up at private and not public hospitals in the countries where they abscond to. The fact that the amount expended on treatment at these private hospitals would have been a steady revenue stream to encourage the Nigerian private health sector and keep our foreign exchange in reserves. He urged the federal and state governments to collaborate with the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria toward addressing policy, regulatory and capital constraints which have hindered the progress of the private sector health delivery in Nigeria. He equally urged the government to prioritize investment in training within the Nigerian health institutions of higher learning.

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

The 3rd Distinguished Guest Lecturer, Professor Muhammed Ali Professor Muhammed Ali Pate Presented one of his books tittled Pate Delivering His Lecture THE LANCET to the Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN at the 3rd Diostinguished Guest Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

The Vice Chancellor of UNIMED, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS in a Professor Muhammed Ali Pate presented and dressed in the Ondo City close discussion with the Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin traditional robe by the Vice Chancellor of UNIMED, Professor Friday Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN Okonofua, FAS and the Ag. Registrar, Mr. Adeyinka Adekalu

A goodwill message presented by His Royal Majesty, Oba Dr. Victor A goodwill message delivered by the Representative of the Group Kiladejo, The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, at the 3rd Distinguished Guest Managing Director, Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Dr. 74 Lecture Maikanti Baru at the 3rd Distinguished Guest Lecture 37 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

PHYSIOTHERAPY

A goodwill message delivered by the Representative of the A goodwill message delivered by the Representative of the Governor of Kaduna State, Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai at the Governor of Bauchi State, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar at the 3rd Distinguished Guest Lecture 3rd Distinguished Guest Lecture

MEDICAL PHYSICS

The Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi L-R. VC, UNIMED, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS, The Governor of Akeredolu, SAN Ondo State, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, Guest Lecturer, Professor Muhammed Ali Pate.

PHYSICS ELECTRONICS

Professor Muhammed Ali Pate with the MBBS Students of UNIMED

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NURSING THE 2ND MATRICULATION CEREMONY On Tuesday, 11th April, 2017 a total of four hundred and ninety six (496) 100 and 200 levels Students were matriculated into the thirteen (13) NUC approved Programmes of the University. This consisted of 496 Students (234 in 2016) admitted into various courses in the University. This includes 68 admitted into Medicine (97 in 2016); 32 into Dentistry (28 in 2016); 65 into Nursing; 38 into Anatomy (22 in 2016); 30 into Biochemistry (19 in 2016); 27 into Biological Sciences; 35 into Microbiology; 30 into Chemistry; 11 into Mathematics; 23 into Electronics Physics; 42 into Medical Physics; 35 into Physiology (23 in 2016) and 60 into Physiotherapy.

Students came into residence in January 2017. The Students took the Matriculation Oath during the ceremony to indicate their willingness to abide by the rules and regulations of the University. Most of the Students completed their registration formalities, which formed the basis of the University’s successfully conducted second Matriculation ceremony in April 2017. The school fees charged by the University remain one of the lowest in the Country.

The event which had the Visitor to the University- Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN in attendance was also well attended by dignitaries, parents, guardians and well-wishers of the newly admitted Students.

Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN

PHYSIOTHERAPY

A cross section of newly admitted Students during the Second Matriculation of UNIMED

A group picture of UNIMED principal officers with Ondo State Governor Deputy VC, Admin. & Clinical Sciences, Prof. Odunayo Oluwatosin and during the Second Matriculation Deputy VC, Acad. Prof. Adeseye Arogunjo during the Second Matricula- tion Ceremony of UNIMED 72 39 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

PHYSIOLOGY

High Chiefs of Ondo during the Public Lecture on Nigerian Signing of Matriculation Register by Students Anti-Cancer Herbal Remedies of UNIMED

The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom with other dignitaries during The Vice Chancellor, UNIMED, Prof. Friday Okonofua with the 2017 Matriculation Ceremony of UNIMED Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu

BIOCHEMISTRY

Top government functionaries at the Second Matriculation

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DENTISRY

WEEKLY SEMINARS

Teaching and Non-teaching Staff members of the University meet every Thursday at the Main Hall of the Odosida Campus for the weekly Seminar. The Seminar is an academic forum where Staff members are given the opportunity to make presentations on their on-going research work allowing for comments, questions and observations by the audience with the aim of improving the quality of the research.

SPECIAL ACADEMIC SEMINAR ON LASSA FEVER

The Department of Community Medicine organized a special academic seminar on 13th September 2017 in collaboration with the Medical Village and the Ondo West LGA PHC Authority. The seminar titled “Prevention and Control of Lassa Fever, current situation and way forward” was delivered by Dr. Njideka Kanu, a lecturer in the Department. Other stakeholders at the meeting also made presentations.

Participants were drawn from UNIMED, the Medical Village and selected PHCs in Ondo West LGA- mostly doctors and Nurses were in attendance.

ANATOMY

Head of Department for Community Health Dr. The Medical Officer of Health and Director Olalekan Adebimpe at the Special Academic of Primary Health Care Ondo West LGA Dr. Seminar on Lassa Fever Adefesoye presenting at Special Academic Seminar on Lassa Fever

The Vice Chancellor Prof. Friday Okonofua, FAS, Principal Officers, Staff, Students and Guests in attendance for the Special Academic Seminar on Lassa Fever

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UNINTERRUPTED ACADEMIC CALENDAR MEDICINE & SURGERY The University since inception in January 2016 has had two (2) uninterrupted academic sessions with the 2016/2017 ending on Friday, 25th August, 2017. The 2017/2018 academic session is to commence on Sunday, 29th October, 2017 and again, we look forward to a smooth and uninterrupted academic session.

NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES Academic Programmes increased from five (5) in 2015/2016 academic session to thirteen (13) in 2016/2017 academic session. The newly introduced Programmes are:

a) Faculty of Allied Health Sciences i) Physiotherapy ii) Nursing Science

b) Faculty of Science i) Physics (Medical Physics) ii) Chemistry iii) Mathematics iv) Biological sciences (Animal and Environmental) v) Microbiology vi) Plant biology and Biotechnology

All the Programmes are approved by the NUC.

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS

a) Pedagogy and Integrated Medical and Dental Curriculum Workshop held on Thursday 6th and

Friday 7th July, 2017.

A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated curriculum workshop. curriculum workshop. DENTISTRY

A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated The Acting Bursar, UNIMED, Mr. Abraham Fabusuyi making curriculum workshop. presentation at the pedagogy workshop

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7th UNIMED Research Seminar: Trends in cardiovascular diseases: Implications for Developing countries/ Pathology of Infecctious Diseases – A Review MEDICINE & SURGERY

L-R Catholic Bishop of Ondo Diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Jude Arogundade, Vice Chancellor, UNIMED. Professor Friday Okonofua, Dr. Swan N. Thong and Dr. Heidi P. Gordi

Participants during the 7th Research Seminar

a) Workshop for newly-appointed Deans and HODs was held on Thursday, 10th August, 2017.

b) A 5-Day Advanced Digital Appreciation Programme For Tertiary Institutions, Organized by International Centre for Information and Communication Technology Studies and Nigerian Communications Commission at University of Medical Sciences, Ondo held on 28th Nov – 2nd Dec 2016

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SECURITY AND GOOD RELATIONS COMMITTEE

The security of the administrators, faculty, Staff and Students of the University remains a priority hence the comtiued solicitation of a professional security outfit. The Security and Good Relations Committee created a year ago maintains the excellent training and responsibilities of the security officers at UNIMED. The committee is responsible for interfacing with all security organizations within the state including the Nigerian Police Force, Federal Road Safety Commission, the Secret Service, etc. During University based events within and outside the premises, the aforementioned units collaborate with UNIMED officers to usher, direct traffic and keep the Staff, Students and guests safe. A majority of the University security officers are also indigenes of Ondo State.

MDCN ACCREDITATION OF THE MBBS AND BDS PROGRAMMES AND VERIFICATION VISITS

The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN) made its first accreditation visit to the University to access the facilities on ground for MBBS/BDS Programmes in July, 2017. A verification Visit was paid to the University on in October 2017, this resulted in the grant of accreditation of the MBBS Programme by the MDCN in October 2017.

A group photograph of former Ondo State Governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko with the MDCN team and UNIMED principal officers

UNIMED Security Officers during a training drill A group photograph of the Osemawe of Ondo Kingdomwith the MDCN team and UNIMED principal officers during the accreditation visit

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TOWN-GOWN INTERACTIONS

Members of staff of UNIMED paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN on his birthday to present him with a card on behalf of the Universirty.

Members of the UNIMED Advancement and Documentation Office presenting Executive Members of the National Association of Ondo State a birthday card to Chief (Dr.) Isaac Akintade, JP, the Sarowo of Ondo Kingdom. Students with the Vice Chancellor, UNIMED, Prof. Friday Okonofua, Arrival of MDCN Team at the office of the UNIMED VC, Prof. MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Laboratory FAS and other members of Staff during a courtesy visit of NAOS to Friday Okonofua the University

Royal fathers of the day- The Jomu of Ondo Kingdom, High Chiefs of Ondo during the lecture on herbal remedies held at The Odunwo of Ondo Kingdom and The Sasere of Ondo UNIMED main auditorium, Odosida campus Ondo City. MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Laboratory MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Laboratory

MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Laboratory MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Chemistry Laboratory

L-R: Fund Raising Officer, UNIMED, Princess Chukwu; Protocol Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Adesiyan Adetogun; Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin, Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN Chief Security Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Odunayo Olagbende and Admin. Officer, UNIMED, Olumide Obe presenting a birthday card to the Governor 66 45 Disease in Nigeria Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Assessment of Knowledge of Ethiop J Health Sci Oladimeji AE, Pirisola O, Abolarin Acute Kidney Injury among 2017;27(1):147 OS Non-Nephrology Doctors in Two Government Hospitals in Ondo City, Southwest, Nigeria Oluwafemi O, Akinbodewa AA, Urinary tract infections and Sahel Medical Journal. (Ahead of Ogunleye A, antibiotic sensitivity pattern of Print) Adejumo OA uropathogens in a tertiary hospital in South west, Nigeria. Adejumo OA, Solarin AU, Abiodun Knowledge of Kidney Donation Artif Organs 2017;41(5):446-451 MT, Akinbodewa AA. Among Care Givers in two Tertiary Hospitals in Southwest Nigeria Aderonke A. Okoya, Bamikole W. Spatial and Temporal Journal of Sustainable Osungbemiro, Temi E. Ologunrisa Variation of Rainwater Development; Vol. 10, No. 2; Chemistry in Ile-Ife and its 2017 Environ

(E) ONGOING RESEARCH

Departmental Baseline Baseline study on Knowledge, attitude of UNIMED Staff towards Research Public Health/ Community Medicine, joint appointment and community based rural posting Olonisakin F. And Jeff- Histopathological Studies on Kidney and Liver of Albino Rat Infected Agboola Y. A. with Toxigenic Aspergillus flavus after Treatment with Lactobacillus species Jeff-Agboola, Y. A. and Influence of drying techniques on toxigenic Aspergillus flavus level in Jayeoba M. maize (Zeamay)Journal of Advances in Microbiology Dr. M. C. Iheanacho (a) The Moral Considerability of Non-Human Animals. (b) African Philosophy in the Face of a Speciesist World The Second Year Report of Mrs. K. R. Igbafe Motivation as a Correlate of Job Performance of Secondary School The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, Teachers in Edo State University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria B. W. Osungbemiro, A. A. An Assessment of the Quality of Direct Rainfall in Ile-Ife, Southwest, Okoya Nigeria. B. A. Adanikin and W. B. Effect of Anaerobic Digestion on Nutrient Potential and Heavy Metal Osungbemiro Composition of Three Species of Water Weeds

LISTLIST OF SEMINAROF SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS IN THE UNIVERSITY IN (DECEMBER, THE UNIVERSITY 2016 – SEPTEMBER, 2017) (DECEMBER 2016-SEPTEMBER 2017)

DATE DEPARTMENT NAME OF TOPIC /FACULTY PRESENTER December, 2016 Chemistry Mr. Fatai Adeyemi Fractionation, Characterization and Evaluation of Antimicrobial Activities of Beeswax from Some States in South Western Nigeria. December, 2016 Library Sciences Mr. Folorunso Femi Bring Back the Users MDCN Registrar with UNIMED VC, Prof. Friday MDCN Registrar with UNIMED VC, Prof. Friday MDCN Team inspecting the Anatomy Lab Joseph Okonofua Okonofua January, 2017 External Dr. Heidi P. Gordi & Trends in Cardiovascular Diseases: Implication for Dr. Swan N. Thung Developing Countries

January, 2017 Biochemistry Miss Evaluation of anti-obesity property of methanol OjemekeleOsebhahi leaf extract of Chrysophyllumalbidum in high-fat emen diet induced Wister rats. February, 2017 Nursing Science Dr. Bridget O. Akin- Nurses’ Perception of the 2015 Industrial Action at Otiko Federal Medical Centre, Owerri: Implication for Preventive Strategies. March, 2017 ICT, Unit Mr. E. O. Olajuyigbe Web Services and Applications: The UNIMED Experience April, 2017 Physiology Mr. A. O. Akinola Effects of Palmitic Acid on Cadmium Induced Reproductive Toxicity in Male Wister Rat May, 2017 Anatomy Mr. O. S. Discovery of Novel Bioactive Compounds with MDCN Team inspecting the Anatomy Lab MDCN Team during the accreditation visit inspect the The Dean of Basic Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ogunmodede Insulin-releasing or Glucose lowering effects for University’s Laboratories Prof. Fasanmade(right) with a member of the the Treatment of Diabetes MDCN Accreditation Team May, 2017 Security Unit Mr. O. V Olagbeinde The Effects and Suggested Solutions: Eradicating Cultism and Violent Crisis in our Tertiary Institutions June, 2017 Community Dr. (Mrs.) Temitayo- A baseline Assessment of Unmet Need for Medicine Oboh, Abiola contraception among women of Reproductive Age Group in Ondo State, Southwest, Nigeria. June,2017 Biological Sciences Dr. Ifeoluwa T. In vivo anti-genotoxic, anti-fibrotic and in vitro Oyeyemi anti-carcinogenic effects of Spondiasmombin Linn., Nymphaea lotus Linn. and Luffa Cylindrica Linn. July, 2017 Physiotherapy Mr. F. O. Fasuyi Hip Abductor Muscle Strength and Unipedal Balance Parameters among Professional Football Players. July, 2017 Chemistry Dr. J. O. Arawande Anti-oxidative Effect of Chaya leaf Extract on Refined Soybean Oil August, 2017 Biochemistry Mr. A. J. Salemcity Effects of Certain Fractions of ocimumgratissimum The MDCN Accreditation Team inspecting the Ondo State Governor, (L) Leaf Extract on Rat Liver Via Mitochondrial University Library ArakunrinOluwarotimiAkeredolu, SAN receiving the Mediated Apoptosis MDCN Accreditation Team September, 2017 Community Dr. Njideka E. Kanu, Prevention and Control of Lassa Fever: Current Dr. A. Akinbodewa Situation and Way Forward and Dr. O. Abiona

TOWN-GOWN INTERACTIONS

46 Group picture of the Managerment of the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo with the MDCN team 65 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Disease in Nigeria Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Assessment of Knowledge of Ethiop J Health Sci Oladimeji AE, Pirisola O, Abolarin Acute Kidney Injury among 2017;27(1):147 OS Non-Nephrology Doctors in Two Government Hospitals in (C) PUBLICATIONS Ondo City, Southwest, Nigeria Oluwafemi O, Akinbodewa AA, DiseaseUrinary in Nigeria tract infections and Sahel Medical Journal. (Ahead of Ogunleye A,Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Assessmentantibiotic sensitivity pattern of of Knowledge of Acute KidPrint)- Ethiop J Health Sci Adejumo OAOladimeji AE, Pirisola O, Ab- ney Injuryuropathogens among in a tertiary 2017;27(1):147 olarin OS Non-Nephrologyhospital in Doctors South in west, Two Nigeria.Government Hospitals in Ondo City, Southwest, Nigeria Adejumo OA, Solarin AU, Abiodun Knowledge of Kidney Donation Artif Organs 2017;41(5):446-451 MT, Akinbodewa AA. Among Care Givers in two Oluwafemi O, Akinbodewa AA, UrinaryTertiary tract infections Hospitals and antibiotic in Sahel Medical Journal. Ogunleye A, sensitivitySouthwest Nigeria pattern of uropathogens in a (Ahead of Print) Adejumo OA tertiary hospital in South west, Nigeria. Aderonke A. Okoya, Bamikole W. Spatial and Temporal Journal of Sustainable Osungbemiro, Temi E. Ologunrisa Variation of Rainwater Development; Vol. 10, No. 2; Adejumo OA, Solarin AU, Abio- KnowledgeChemistry of Kidney in Ile Donation-Ife and Among its 2017 Artif Organs dun MT, Akinbodewa AA. Care Givers in two Tertiary Hospitals in 2017;41(5):446-451 SouthwestEnviron Nigeria Aderonke A. Okoya, Bamikole Spatial and Temporal Variation of Rain- Journal of Sustainable W. Osungbemiro, Temi E. Olo- water Chemistry in Ile-Ife and its Environ Development; Vol. 10, gunrisa No. 2; 2017

(E) ONGOING RESEARCH (D) ONGOING RESEARCH Departmental Baseline Baseline study on Knowledge, attitude of UNIMED Staff towards Research Public Health/ Community Medicine, joint appointment and community based rural posting Olonisakin F. And Jeff- Histopathological Studies on Kidney and Liver of Albino Rat Infected Agboola Y. A. with Toxigenic Aspergillus flavus after Treatment with Lactobacillus species Jeff-Agboola, Y. A. and Influence of drying techniques on toxigenic Aspergillus flavus level in Jayeoba M. maize (Zeamay)Journal of Advances in Microbiology Dr. M. C. Iheanacho (a) The Moral Considerability of Non-Human Animals. (b) African Philosophy in the Face of a Speciesist World Mrs. K. R. Igbafe Motivation as a Correlate of Job Performance of Secondary School Teachers in Edo State B. W. Osungbemiro, A. A. An Assessment of the Quality of Direct Rainfall in Ile-Ife, Southwest, Okoya Nigeria. B. A. Adanikin and W. B. Effect of Anaerobic Digestion on Nutrient Potential and Heavy Metal Osungbemiro Composition of Three Species of Water Weeds

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(C) PUBLICATIONS CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT AND PROPOSED FACULTY OF NURSING Human The development of the innovative, integrated and competence-based MBBS Curriculum for the Faculty Quadril K. Alabi, Rufus O. Akomo- Assessment of Haematological British Journal of Pharmaceuti- commenced in 2016. It was completed during the year under review and was approved in May, 2017 by the lafe, Olaoluwa S. Olukiran, Aliyat and Biochemical Effects of Kola- cal Research. 16(3); 2017 Article Senate of the University. The Curriculum for the Nursing Department was also presented to the Senate in the O. Nafiu, Joseph G. Omole, Adebu- viron in Male Wistar Rats no BJPR.33517 year under review. A proposal for the establishment of a Faculty of Nursing is also currently being considered. kola M. Adefisayo and Ayowole A. Oladele PROPOSAL DEVELOPMENT AND PARTNERSHIPS Quadril Kunle Alabi, Rufus Ojo The Garcinia kola biflavonoid Pathophysiological journal. Pub- Akomolafe, Olaoluwa Sesan kolaviron attenuates experimen- lished online August 2017 In July 2017, the Department of Biological Sciences submitted a 2017 Instrumental Access Application -a tal hepatotoxicity induced by Seeding Labs Program that makes high-quality laboratory equipment available to universities and research Olukiran, Wale Johnson, Adeyemi diclofenac institutes in low- and middle-income countries at an affordable price. Several other proposals for funding and Modinat, partnerships were also finalized in the 2016/2017 session. Adebukola Adefisayo, Joseph Gbenga Omole, Deborah JOINT AFRICA CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE (ACE) 1 AND II WORKSHOP, ACCRA, GHANA Ifeoluwa Kajewole

The University is one of the partner Institutions of the Centre of Excellence in Reproductive Health Innovation Edebiri O. E., Ogunsemoyin, A. O.; Case report on ST Segment Journal of Basic, Applied and In- (CERHI), University of Benin. CERHI is one of the 9 World Bank funded Centres of Excellence in West Africa. Alao S. O., Irabor, P. E. and Ogunto- Elevation in lead V2-V6 and novative Research 6(6) 46 – 49 The University was part of the CERHI Team that attended the ACE I and II Workshop which held at La Palm la, R. A. supraventricular Tachycardia in Hotel, Accra Ghana from November 7-9, 2017. The Workshop was also a networking opportunity for the University to initiate partnership and collaboration with other tertiary institutions in Ghana and other parts of Bilateral Pulmonary Embolism Africa. The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS (who also doubles as the Centre Patient Leader of CERHI) and the University’s Legal Adviser, Mrs. Oludamilola Adejumo represented the University at Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Alli Knowledge of acute kidney inju- Saudi J Kid Dis and Transplant the Joint Workshop. EO, Abolarin O, Pirisola O ry among nurses in two govern- 2017(Ahead of Print). ment hospitals in Ondo City Akinbodewa AA, Adejumo OA, Community screening for Niger Postgrad Med J 2017; Koledoye OV, Kolawole JO, Akin- pre-hypertension, traditional 24:25-30. faderin D, Lamidi AO, Gbakinro risk factors and markers of GO, Ogunduyile C, Osungbemiro chronic kidney disease in Ondo Walter B. State, South-western Nigeria Akinbodewa AA, Abolarin OS, Relationship between muscu- World Journal of Pharmaceu- Yakubu PT, Osho PO, Okunola O. loskeletal pain and analgesics tical and Medical Research. consumption in a rural agrar- 2017;3(6):37-44 ian community in South-west Nigeria: implications for renal function and health policy formulation The CERHI Team with Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS (5th from right) and Mrs. Oludamilola Adejumo (4th left) at the Joint ACE I and ACE II Workshop in Accra Akinbodewa AA, Adejumo OA, Awareness of iatrogenic Int J Health Sci Res. 2017; Adeshina OF hypoglycaemia secondary to 7(4):407-415. anti-diabetic agents in diabetic PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SHEFFIELD KIDNEY INSTITUTE UNITED KINGDOM nephropathy: a case report and review of literature The Kidney Care Centre and Sheffield Kidney Institute, United Kingdom are now an officially recognized as Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Obstructive nephropathy in a Journal of Medicine in the Sister Renal Centres by the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) following a highly competitive application Okaka EI, Alli OE, Abolarin O kidney hospital in Southwest Tropics. 2017. (Ahead of process. This will provide the opportunity for capacity building through exchange programmes between the two Nigeria: the need for early Print). Institutions. This will also be of tremendous benefit to the training of the University’s medical students. screening and prevention PARTNERSHIP WITH HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOR INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL ROTATIONS Fasipe JO, Akinbodewa AA, Adeju- Prevalence and pattern of Niger Postgrad Med J mo OA, Oluwole BA, Okaka EI potential drug-drug interactions 2017;24:88-92 The Medical Professionals for Africa was conceived in an effort to foster support amongst medical professionals among chronic kidney disease towards the goal of attenuating the health disparities in African communities around the world. Inaugural patients in meeting was on October 11, 2014 at which time the Medical Students for Africa (MSA) was adopted. south-western Nigeria Through the established contacts of Dr. Adegbenga Kiladejo, an OBGYN from Nigeria currently conducting research in Washington DC, USA, a partnership was created between UNIMED and members of the MSA arm Arogundade FA, Sanusi AA, Akin- Clinical presentation and out- Afr Health Sci. Accepted June, from Howard University School of Medicine (HUCM). One of the goals of the partnership was an International bodewa AA, Okunola O, Hassan come of Autosomal Dominant 2017 Elective Clinical Rotation at UNIMED affiliated Hospitals in Ondo State, Nigeria from March 24, 2017 - April MO, Akinsola A Polycystic Kidney 48 63 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

(C) PUBLICATIONS E. S. FattyAcid Composition during 2017 19, 2017. During the Clinical Rotation, fourth year HUCM medical students spent four weeks at various primary the Development of African care, surgery, and OBGYN clinics. The Howard University School of Medicine Team that participated in the Walnut Clinical Rotation included two attending physicians; Dr. Oluwafunmilola Bada and and Dr. Brandi Jones, and four resident physicians; Dr. Temitayo Gboluaje, Dr. Ikechukwu Amobi, Dr. Crystal Babb and Dr. Ololade Ogundimu. Tetracarpidiumconophorum ( ) Seeds Specific feedback from the rotating attending and resident physicians states: “UNIMED & Mother andChild Adeyemi, A. F., Adebiyi, F. M. and Evaluation of physic-chemical Journal of Petroleum Science are exemplary institutions; despite high patient volumes and relatively scarce resources, high quality care is Koya, O. A. properties of re-refined and Technology. 2017 delivered with very impressive outcomes; consultants provide top quality teaching and training to residents; lubricating oils obtained from residents are very knowledgeable, and are being taught in accordance with UK and US guidelines, filtered to be fabricated packed-bed reader applicable to the clinical settings here in Nigeria and; friendliness of consultants & staff makes a pleasant work environment.” Borokini F. B., Adesuyi A. T., Evaluation of the Antioxidants Journal of Food and Nutrition Komolafe O. Y. and Research 5 (6): 418-426. 2017 Based on the their rewarding experiences and opportunities to evaluate the needs of the University and Hospital Antimicrobial properties of System, the Howard University School of Medicine Team have since pledged to donate an ultrasound machine two Nigerian leafy Vegetables to the Mother and Child Hospital to help with monitoring and evaluation of fetal devlopent and the assessment Adeyemo M. O. A. Oluwatosin A., Awareness and utilization of Applied Science Reports, 2017. of pelvic organs during pregnancy. Osuala E. O.,Oladapo M. M. and artemisinin-based 17 (2) pp 35 – 40 Lawal Adeyemo A. A. combination therapies among mothers of under-five children in a local government area in Nigeria Anyakudo M., Olanubi A. Beneficial Effects of Moderate Int. J. Food Sci. Nutr. Diet. 5(7), Intake of Red Wine on 313-318. Glycemic Control, Lipid Profile and Pancreas Histoarchitecture in Diabetic Rats Fed on High Carbohydrate Diet The Vice Chancelor Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS, Principal Officers of UNIMED, the Chief Medical Director of Anyakudo M. M. C.,Ekisola B. F. “Moderate Consumption of Nutrition 5.3 (2016): 1169-1180 Mother and Child Hospital Dr. Igbala, Dr. Adewole and members of Howard University School of Medicine Team Red Wine Impacts Beneficial Anti-Obesity Potential and Histo-Protective Effect on Target Organs in Diabetic Rats” Anyakudo M. M. C.,Ojo O. A., “High Dietary Protein Intake EC Nutrition 6.6 (2017): 198-206 Ogunjimi F. O. Potentiates Metabolic and Renovascular Risks in Diabetic Rats” Anyakudo M. M. C.,Ojo O. A., “Hepatotoxicity of High EC Nutrition 7.5 (2017): 195 – Ogunjimi F. O., Oluwafemi Y. D. Protein Diet in Diabetic Rats: 202 OBGYN Physician Dr. Adewole at the Mother and Child Hospital OBGYN Physician Dr. Adewole at the Mother and Child Hospital with members of Howard University School of Medicine Team Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN, the An Indication for Necessary Vice Chancelor Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS, the Chief Medical Dietary Precaution” Director of Mother and Child Hospital Dr. Igbala and members of Howard University School of Medicine Team Anyakudo M. M. C., Adewunmi O. J. “Zinc-Supplemented Diet in EC Nutrition 8.6 (2017): 224-232. Diabetic Rats: Beneficial Impacts on Glycemic Control and Pancreatic Islets β cells Regeneration” Adeyomoye O. I., Adeola W. F. Glycemic control and Research Journal of electrolyte changes in diabetic Pharmacology and rats treated with pioglitazone Pharmacology 2017; 1:6 pp 1-8. Omolaso Blessing Oluwagbamila, Role of Moringa oleifera on Therapeutic Advances in Saiki Samuel Adinoyi and Adegbite electrolytes levels and cardiology vol issue 3 pg. 80 – Olatunde Ademola cardiovascular function in 86 The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, Oba Dr. Victor Kiladejo, Olori Comfort Olayinka Kiladejo and members of Howard University School of Medicine Team 62 49 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

(C) PUBLICATIONS PUBLIC HEALTH MUSEUM AND PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORIES Extracts against Toxigenic no.BJPR.20390 Aspergillus flavus, A. The Department of Community Medicine set up a Public Health Laboratory and Public Health Museum. parasiticus and A. ochraceus The Laboratory and Museum are well furnished and equipped with the necessary equipment, plates, pots, Jeff-Agboola Y. A. and Awe, L. B. Antifungal and phytochemical OAFA 1210556 Cogent Food & models, charts screening of Some Nigerian Agriculture, Taylor & Francis The Department also acquired a bus to convey University Staff and Students for community postings within medicinal plant extracts Group, 2: 1210556. and outside Ondo City. against toxigenic Aspergillus http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/2331 flavus 1932.2016.1210556 Adeleke B. S., Akinyele B. J., Olaniyi Effect of Fermentation on Asian Journal of Plant Science O. O. and Jeff-Agboola Y. A. Chemical Composition of and Research, 2017, 7(1):31-38. Cassava Peels Available online at www.pelagiaresearchlibrary.co m Jeff-Agboola Y. A. and Omosanyin Occurrence of toxigenic International Journal of Food T. R. moulds isolated in maize (Zea Safety, Nutrition, Public Health mays) from Okitipupa and Technology. ISSN: 0975 – metropolis, Ondo State, 8712 9(4):28-37 Nigeria CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT/ PRACTICE AREAS Oluwafunmilayo Oluwakemi Isolation of Antifungal Lactic Flavus Journal of Preventive To ensure proper coordination of community services, the Department held a stakeholders consultative Olonisakin, Yemisi Adefunke Jeff- Acid Bacteria (LAB) From Nutrition and Food Science meeting on the 12th day of June 2017 with the Ondo State PHC Development Agency, and the Hospital Agboola,Clement Olusola Ogidi, “Kunu” against Toxigenic [PNF-17-001]; 22(2): 138–143. Management Board. The objective of the meeting was to select the three practice areas for community and Bamidele Juliet Akinyele Aspergillus Published online 2017 Jun 30. health activities. After visitation to some facilities, the following health facilities were selected: doi: 10.3746/pnf.2017.22.2.138 1. Urban: Maroko Comprehensive Health Center in Ondo West LGA PMCID: PMC5503423 2. Peri-urban: Oke-Igbo Comprehensive Health Center in Oke-Igbo – Ile Oluji LGA Uhunmwangho, E. S., Rasaq, N. O. Hepatoprotective effects of Chrismed Journal of Health and 3. Rural: Comprehensive health Center, OkeAgbe in Akoko North West LGA of Ondo State and Osikoya, I.O. hexane root extract of Research, 2017 alchornealaxiflorain sodium An MoU is being prepared to be signed among stakeholders when the UNIMED Teaching Hospital is senate toxicity in Wister established. Albino rats Uhunmwangho, E. S., Rasaq, N. O. Protective Effect of British Journal of Pharmaceutical ICT AND OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES and O. Ojemekele, O. Alchornealaxiflora Methanolic Research 14(1): 1-7. 2017 Leaf Extract on CCL4-induced i) Website The University acquired a new domain name (www.unimed.edu.ng) and hosted a University website. This is Hepatotoxicity and a new website managed by the University’s ICT Centre. This is a dynamic website populated with relevant Reproductive Toxicity in Male contents from the various faculties, departments and units of the University. In addition, regular University Wistar Rats events such as Distinguished Guest Lecture, Public Lecture, Founder’s Day Lecture were featured on the Uhunmwangho E. S. and Omoregie Antioxidant Properties Saudi Journal of life Science, 2 website. The University Bi-Annual Magazine is regularly uploaded as well as news and events. E. S. Associated with the (1) 2017 Biochemical Changes in the ii) Webmail Development of African The University website was hosted under Google for Education platform. Sequel to this, all Staff of the walnut University were provided with the University Webmail address ([email protected]). (Tetracarpidiumconophorum) iii) Students Portal Development Fruit The Students Portal was developed and is fully functional. The portal is currently being used for registration. Uhunmwangho E. S. and Omoregie Evaluation of Nutritive, Saudi Journal of life Science,2 (1) Software application for the following Student’s registration were deployed: E. S. Antinutritive and Mineral 2017 i) Students Bio-data registration Content of ii) Course Registration Tetracarpidiumconophorum(A iii) Hostel Accommodation frican walnut) Seed Oil at iv) Admission Screening Application Software Different Stages of Fruit Based on the University’s approved criteria, the screening exercise for 2016/17 admission process was Maturation carried out with the use of the application software developed for the purpose by the ICT Centre. Uhunmwangho E. S. and Omoregie Changes in Lipid Profile and African Journal of Food Science.

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(C) PUBLICATIONS v) Students Examination Results Processing System The integrated Student’s course registration and examination results processing software was developed. on Reasons for Maternal International. HCW-2016-L-229. It was launched and used for the processing of 2016/2017 results for all Students. In this package, course Deaths: Results of a Article in Press lecturers and departmental examination officers are able to enter Student’s marks and result processing is Qualitative Study in Nigeria. done respectively. Okonofua FE, Imosimi D, Igboin B, Imongan Results of Maternal Plos One 2017 – Article in Press Adeyemi O, Ekwo C, Orebanjo A Death Review in Three vi) Health Management Information System Hospitals in Lagos State, The first phase of this software was deployed for use at the University Health Centre to manage and keep Nigeria: 2015-2016 track Student’s health records. Okonofua F, Gana M, Ogu R., Where do delays occur when Ghana Medical Journal. Article In vii) e-Payment Facility Abdus-salam A, Galadanci H., women attend antenatal care? Press An application interphase for bank and web paymentswere developed for easy nationwide payment to Durodola A, Randawa A, Ntiomo L. A Quality of Care Assessment University’s designated accounts. in four referral hospitals in Nigeria. viii) Google Donation of 20 Access Points Okonofua Friday, Lorretta Ntoimo, Effectiveness of Primary International Journal of Primary 20 Access Points were donated to the University donated by Google. This equipment has assisted in Oludamilola Adejumo, Wilson Health Care in improving Health Care. Submitted connecting several locations to the internet. Imongan, and Rosemary Ogu access to maternal, newborn ix) NCC Wireless Cloud Project and child health services in The University was chosen to benefit from the NCC driven wireless cloud project. The project was deployed sub-Saharan African at the Odosida campus. Part of this project was the provision of three UPS devices which were used in our countries: A review of the server rooms at Laje campus, Odosida Campus and at the University Auditorium. scientific evidence. Ntiomo L, Okonofua F, Gana M, Prevalence and risk factors for Acta Obstet Scand. (Submitted) x) E-Library Ogu R., Abdus-salam A, Galadanci maternal mortality in Nigerian The ICT Centre assisted the University Library in the provision of 20 internet based Personal Computers for H., Durodola A, Randawa A referral hospitals the use of Staff and Students in the e-Library Centre. Okonofua F, Ntiomo L, Ogu R, Prevalence and risk factors for British Journal of Obstetrics and Galadanci H, Gana M, Abdus-salam stillbirths in referral hospitals Gynaecology, Submitted A, Galadanci H., Durodola A, in Nigeria. A multi-centre Randawa A. study Patience Olayinka Akinwus iFWACP, Cardiovascular risk factors and Curr Res Cardiol, 2017; 4(2): Esther Olufunmilayo Asekun- electrocardiographic pattern 144-15 Olarinmoye, FWACP, Wasiu in tworural communities of Olalekan Adebimpe et al. Osun State in South West Nigeria Olayinka M. Olajiga, Olajumoke E. Chikungunya Virus DOI:10.1080/08820139.2017.13 Adesoye, Adewale P. Emilolorun, Seroprevalence and 193830 Abiodun J. Adeyemi, Emmanuel O. Associated Factors among Adeyefa, Ismail A. Aderibigbe, Hospital Attendees in Two State-of-the-art E-Library with computers at each station State-of-the-art E-Library with computers at each station Salmot A. Adejumo, Wasiu O. States of Southwest Nigeria: A xi) Open Educational Resources (OER) Adebimpe et al Preliminary Assessment, The ICT is currently managing and populating a newly developed Open Educational Resources (OER) Immunological Investigations Website for the University. This is in keeping with the Nigerian University System Open Educational Resources Abodunrin O. L, Adeniran T. T., A Willingness to pay for International Journal of General (NUOER) Policy which was launched in September 2017. Adebimpe W., Alagbe O. A., management of hypertension Medicine and Pharmacy,2017; Sabageh A. O. & Adeomi A. among patients in a 6(5):2319-3999 TAKE-OVER OF THE SCHOOLS OF NURSING AND MID-WIFERY AKURE southwestern city of Nigeria Adebimpe W. O. Knowledge, Attitude and Annals of Global Health, 2017; The Visitor to the University, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN has directed the University to take-over Practice of the use of safety 82(5): 899-902 the operations of the Ondo State Schools of Nursing and Midwifery, Akure. This is in consonance with the decision of Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) for nursing diploma awarding schools to merge precautions among health with existing Departments of Nursing or form mono-technics. care workers in a Nigerian A technical Committee was set up by the State Government to work out the modalities for the take-over. The tertiary hospital 1 year after report on the takeover of the two schools has been sent to Ondo State Government. the Ebola Virus Disease epidemic UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Yemisi Adefunke Jeff-Agboola and In vitro Efficacies of Some British Journal of Pharmaceutical Anthony Kayode Onifade Nigerian Medicinal Plant Research 9(1): 1-9 Article The University Library is currently situated at the Odosida Campus of the University. The Library moved to this new location in February 2017. It is bigger in terms of space and more convenient in terms of facilities. There is still need however, to build a permanent and a more befitting University Library. 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(C) PUBLICATIONS emergencies and prevent Nigeria. 2016. H9-TSA-282 The total collection of the Library presently stands at over two thousand five hundred (2,500) volumes of books maternal and perinatal deaths and several titles of reputable local and foreign journals. This is in addition to several books and journals in Nigeria: A quasi- accessed through our e-library using the numerous academic databases and resources. experimental research design During the period under review, books, journals and other materials were purchased, processed and made RN Ogu, KN Agholor, FE Okonofua Engendering the Attainment Afr J Reprod Health 2016; 20[3]: available to our numerous users. Donations were also received from some individuals, Institutions and Corporate of the SDG-3 in Africa: 62-74 Organizations. They include: Prof. Olu Obafemi; Emeritus Prof. Ayo Bamigbose; Prof. Michael Faborode; Prof. Overcoming the Socio Cultural Olusola Olapade; Dr. E. F. Oyebade, mni; National Business of Technical Examination Board (NABTEB); High Factors Contributing to Chief Ezekiel Ibitayo Akinfolarin, Fcis; Prof. Tolu Odugbemi OON, NNOM; Brand Visibility; Prof. Swan N. Thung; Maternal Mortality Mr. B. O. Popoola; NIEPA Library; Prof. F. E. Okonofua, FAS; Prof. O. O. Akinkugbe CFR, NNOM; Prof. O. M. Okonofua FE. Y-plasty vaginoplasty needs BJOG 2017 Jan; 124(2): 335. Doi: Oluwatosin ; Chief Idowu Abdulfatai Sofola; African Journal Of Reproductive Health (AJRH); and the Women`s Health And Action Research Centre (WHARC). proof of superior effectiveness 10.1111/1471-0528.14436 Friday Okonofua, Kingsley Agholor, Qualitative assessment of BMC Reprod Health. 2017: 14, Rosemary Ogu, Ola Okike, Adeola women’s satisfaction with 44. DOI: 10.1186/s12978-017- Abdus-salam, Mohammed Gana, et maternal health care in 0305-6. REPH-D-16-00234 al. referral hospitals in Nigeria Friday Okonofua, Abdullahi Views of Senior Health PLOS ONE March 27, 2017, 12 Randawa, Rosemary Ogu, Kingsley Personnel about Quality of (3): e01734. Doi:101371/ journal Agholor, Ola Okike, Adeola Abdus- Emergency Obstetric Care: A PONE-D-16-41470 salam, Galadanci H Qualitative Study in Nigeria Hirose A, Owolabi O, Imamura M, Systematic review of obstetric Int J Gynaecol Obstet 2017, 136 Okonofua FE, Hussein J care from a women-centred (1): 13-18. perspective in Nigeria. Fully equipped, functional and fully stocked Library with thousands of up-to-date books, journals and other materials Okonofua FE, Omonkhua AA. African Journal of Afr J Reprod 2017, 21 (1): 11-17 FACULTY DEVELOPMENT Reproductive Health at 20: Time for Reflection i) Lecturer Evaluation Survey Bregje de Kok, Imamura M, Achieving accountability Health Policy and Planning 2017 Kanguru L, Owolabi O, Okonofua F, through maternal death (June 28), 1-9. Doi: A Lecturer Evaluation Survey was conducted with approval by the University’s Senate based on the suggestion Hussein J. reviews in Nigeria: A process https://doi.org/10.1093/healop/ made by the Director of Academic Planning to allow the Students to freely express their opinion on their lecturers. This was with the view to encourage the University to acknowledge, recognize and reward diligent analysis. c2x012. and committed lecturers in the University, bring to the attention of Staff areas requiring modifications in their conduct, teaching methodologies and relationship with the Students. The report of the survey was submitted to Okonofua FE, Ogu RN, Ntoimo LF Opinion of women on Midwifery 56, Dec 2017, 1-6. the Senate and the best lecturer emanated from the survey was rewarded on the first Founder’s Day Ceremony workloads in Maternity https://doi.org/100.1016/jmidw of the University in December 2016. Hospitals and its effect on 2017.08.008. quality of maternal health care. Chigozie Jesse Uneke, Issiaka Using equitable impact Pan African Medical Journal Sombie, Henry Uro-Chukwu, Ermel sensitive tool (EQUIST) and 2017; 28:37. Johnson, Friday Okonofua knowledge translation to doi:10.11604/pamj.2017.28.37.1 promote evidence to policy 3289. http://www.panafrican- link in maternal and child med- health: a report of the first journal.com/content/article/28/ EQUIST training workshop in 27/full Nigeria. Bamgboye AA, Okonofua FE. The peritoneum at S Afr J ObstetGynaecol. 2017; 23 laparotomy: A survey of (2): 48-50. Doi: The Vice Chancelor Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS, Principal Officers and members of the gynaecological practice among 10.7196/SAJOG.2017.2312.1131 University Senate after a Senate meeting Nigerian gynaecologists. Okonofua F, Hirose A, Ogu R, Experience of Sexual Violence Journal of Interpersonal Ezeanochie M, Agholor K, Owolabi and Risk behaviours among Violence. JIV-16-533. Article in T Female University Students press Ntoimo LF, Ogu RN, Okonofua FE Hearing the Voices of Women Health Care for Women

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ii) Traits/ Qualities of a good lecturer

As a follow up on the Lecturer Evaluation Survey, the University’s Senate mandated the Unit to conduct a qualitative study where Student will be asked to list the traits or qualities they would expect their lecturer to exhibit in their interaction with them. The exercise brought to the fore some of the traits the Students would expect their lecturers to exhibit/ demonstrate in their interactions with them, as shown in the figure below;

Dr. (Mrs.) Y. A. Jeff-Agboola and Dr. Oluwafemi Yinka Doris at the 2017 Young Microbiologists’ Conference at Babcock University, Nigeria

Friendliness and Congeniality 46.1

Good Class Management with eﬀec7ve discipline 38.7 Skills

Good sense of humour 36.3

Good communica7on Skills 33.8

Exper7se 32.8

Time Management 27.5

Not Abusive and Cursing 17.6

Punctuality 17.2

Good personality 14.7

Teaching Skills 12.3

Approachability 8.3 Mr. Edebiri Ogbemudia with Professor Denis Noble, World Dr. Oyetunde Oyeyemi-Middle East Biology of Parasitism President of International Union of Physiological Society International Training at The University of Bern, Switzerland Vision of high expecta7on 7.8

Enthusiasm 6.9 Mr. Edebiri Ogbemudia with Professor Denis Noble, World President of International Union of Physiological Society Mentorship 4.9 Equity 4.4 (D) PUBLICATIONS (C) PUBLICATIONS Okonofua FE, Yaya S, Owolabi T, Unlocking the Benefits of Afr J Reprod Health 2016; 19 (4): Ekholuenate M, Kadio B. Emergency Obstetric Care in 9-14 Africa Hussein J, Hirose A, Owolabi O, Maternal death and obstetric Reproductive Health 2016; 13: Imamura M, Kanguru L, Okonofua F audits in Nigeria: A systematic 47. review of barriers and enabling factors in the provision of emergency care. De Kok BC, Imamura M, Kanguru L, Achieving accountability Health Policy and Planning 2016 Owolabi T, Okonofua FE, Hussein J. through maternal death (Accepted for Publication). reviews in Nigeria. A process analysis Onubi OJ, Marias D, Aucott L, Maternal obesity in Africa: A J Public Health (Oxf). 2016 Sep; Okonofua FE, Poobalan AS systematic review and meta- 38(3): e218-e230. analysis Okonofua FE. Reproductive health after the African Journal of Reproductive US Elections: Implications for Health (Editorial) 2016. 2016, sub-Saharan Africa 20: 4, 1-4 Okonofua FE, Ogu Rosemary et al. An intervention to improve Proposal approved for funding the management of obstetric by the WHO and the FMOH,

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(B) CONFERENCES University, Nigeria. Paper presented: Probiotic A) AWARDS AND RECOGNITION beverage from fluted pumpkin leaf juice fermented (A) AWARDS AND RECOGNITION with Pediococcuspentosaceus IO1 Prof. Friday Okonofua, FAS Award of Recognition by the Edo State Student 2017 Dr. Ifeoluwa T. Oyeyemi The International Conference (Humboldt-Kolleg) April 2-6, 2017 Association of Nigeria, (OAU Chapter). with the theme “Functional Foods and Prof. Denis A. Akintade Young Achiever Award, presented by the Junior September 2017 Nutraceuticals: Translating the Knowledge of Food Chambers International, Adeyemi College of Bioactive Compounds to Effective Health Care Education Chapter, Ondo. Delivery in Developing World” held at Federal Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. 2017 Grant/ Fellowship by the Research Councils UK 2017 University of Technology, Akure. Paper presented: (RCUK) through Global Challenges Research Fund Genotoxicity and anti-genotoxicity study of aqueous (GCRF) as one of the 100 fellows drawn from Spondiasmombin L., using the Allium cepa and different countries through a competitive proposal mouse bone marrow micronucleus assays. on a fellowship programme by the GCRF Global Dr. Ifeoluwa T. Oyeyemi The Alexander Von Humboldt Conference January 24 - 27, Engagement Meeting in Bogota, Colombia (Humboldt-Kolleg), with the theme “Translating 2017 research Findings into Policy in Developing Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. 2017 Brigitte and Wolfram Gedek Travel and 2017 Countries” held at Aenon hotel, Osogbo, Nigeria. Financial Grant as a Research Scholar to carry out a Paper Presented: Methanol extract of Nymphaea collaborative research under the supervision of Prof. lotus (Linn) ameliorated carbon tetrachloride- Dr. Madeleine Gross, Junior Professorship of induced chronic liver injury and inhibit human Institute of Veterinary Food Science, Justus Liebig- castrate resistant prostate carcinoma in vitro University in Giessen, Germany.Title of the on-going Dr. M. C. Iheanacho International Conference on Philosophy and Culture, 26th - 28th July, Research: “Occurrence, public health importance, at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State 2017 prevention and control of mycotoxins in cocoa and Prof. M. A. Arogunjo “Genotoxicity and anti-genotoxicity study of 2nd – 6th cocoa products in South-West Nigeria” aqueous spondiasmombim (Linn) using the Allium April, 2017 cepa and mouse bone marrow micronucleus assays” Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. Nomination as an executive member of African Yam 2017 Federal University of Technology, Akure Bean Utilization in collaboration with International Prof. M. A. Arogunjo Probiotic Beverage from fluted pumpkin leaf juice 27th – 28th Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) as an fermented with pediococcuspentosaceus 101. June, 2017 International linkage officer for international Babcock University, Remo universities on African Yam bean Prof. M. A. Arogunjo “Occurrence, public health importance, prevention 3rd July – 19th Dr. O. T. Oyeyemi Travel Award to attend a training course on ‘Middle July 23 – August and control of mycotoxins in cocoa and cocoa July, 2017 Eastern Biology of Parasitism’, at the University of 6, 2017 product in South – West Nigeria. Held in Germany Bern, Bern, Switzerland Mr. Oni O. Festus and Workshop on Identity Federation and Institutional 15th and Citp. Ebenezer O. Olajuyigbe Letter of Commendation by the Vice Chancellor, June 8, 2017 Mr. Akinuli A. Olaleye Repositories, Abuja 17thMarch, 2017 Prof. Friday, Okonofua FAS th th th Citp. Olajuyigbe, Ebenezer O International Conference on Capacity Building for 25 and 27 July, Mr. Edebiri Ogbemudia Travel Award to attend 38 International Union of 2017 Tertiary Institutions, Abuja 2017 Endurance Physiological Society Congress in Rio de Janeiro

(Brazil) by American Physiological Society.

Mrs. Esther Solanke presenting a paper at the Pan African Writer’s Dr. (Mrs.) Y. A. Jeff-Agboola and Dr. Oluwafemi Yinka Doris at the Association Colloquium and Conference in Accra, Ghana 2017 Young Microbiologists’ Conference at Babcock University, Nigeria

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Prof. Denis Akintade receiving the Young Achiever Award from Junior Chambers International, Adeyemi College of Education Chapter, Ondo.

(B) CONFERENCES B) CONFERENCES Dr. J. E. Ataman the conference of America Association of Clinical April, 2017 (B) CONFERENCES Endocrinologists, Nigerian Chapter, Ikeja, Lagos Prof. Friday Okonofua and Joint Africa Centres of Excellence (Ace) I And II November 2017 State, Nigeria Mrs. Damilola Adejumo Workshop, Accra, Ghana Lucky Oghenetega Urhiewhu Annual Conference General Meeting of Nigeria 22nd _ Enugu 24th Prof. Friday Okonofua and King Baudouin Foundation United States (KBFUS) May 2017 Library Association Enugu Chapter Held At National November, 2016 Prof. Denis A. Akintade Fourth Annual Study Visit Entitled“The Art & Science Library of Nigeria Independent Layout. Title of paper of Fundraising,” New York City, USA. presented: Safeguarding University research output Dr. Sunday Olarewaju CERHI workshop in the University of Benin July 2017 stored in the cloud: The academic library`s Dr. (Mrs.) B. N. Okiei 2017 Annual National Tertiary Education Leadership 14th -17th August approach. Conference organized by Lead Bold Resource 2017 Lucky Oghenetega Urhiewhu 55th Nigeria Library Association/ AGM 2017 National 23rd to 27th July, Consulting Limited held at Enugu Conference. Theme: Libraries in Promotion of 2017 Dr. (Mrs.) B. N. Okiei 42nd International Conference of the Counselling st th National Integration for Development. Venue: Association of Nigerian (CASSON) held at Igbariam, 21 to 25 University of Lagos Multipurpose Halls A & B, Akoka, Anambra State August 2017 Yaba, Lagos State Lucky Oghenetega Urhiewhu 19th Nigeria Association of Library and Information 25th – Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. The 5th National Conference/ Exhibition and annual 12 th to Friday Science Educators (NALISE) AT Federal Polytechnics 29thSeptember, general meeting of the Nigerian Women in 15th September Nekede, Owerri, Imo State. Annual Conference Title 2017 Agricultural Research for Development at Post 2017 of paper presented Utilization of Health Information graduate school auditorium, Federal University of as a Predictor of Wellness among Librarians in Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria (FUNAAB) UNIMED, Ondo City and Ondo State. th rd Biliamin Oladele Popoola Enhancing Librarians` ICT SKILLS FOR RESEARCH 6 May – 3 Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. Immunoassay technique on mycotoxin analysis and 2017 Enablement in African Universities: a Carnegie CPD June, 2017 molecular Characterization of microorganisms at Programme held at the University of Pretoria, South theJunior Professorship of Institute of Veterinary Africa Food Science, Justus Liebig-University, Giessen, Oluwayinka Esther Solanke National General Studies Programme (GSP) 29-31 May, 2017 Germany CONFERENCE held at Redeemer`s University, Ede, Nigeria Oluwayinka Esther Solanke Toyin Falola International Conference for Africa and 3-5 July, 2017 Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A., Dr. 2017 Young Microbiologists’ Conference at Babcock 27th-28th June, Diaspora (TOFAC held at Adeyemi College of Yinka D. Oluwafemi and Dr. University, Nigeria 2017 Education, Ondo, Nigeria I. A. Adeshina Dr. O. T. Oyeyemi The 7th Nigerian Young Academy (NYA) Conference August 7 - 8, Dr. Jeff-Agboola Y. A. The 3rd International Conference on Gender at 4th -6th and General Assembly held on at the Federal 2017 University of Benin, Edo State, Nigeria September, 2016 University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE), Effurum, Delta State, Nigeria Dr. Yinka D. Oluwafemi The 3rd International Conference and Exhibition: 2017 Woman in Science for World Security, Igbinedion University, Edo State. Book of proceedings of the 3rd International Conference and Scientific exhibition OWSD-BIU. Paper Presented: Phytochemical, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Potentials of a Wild Mushroom (Trametes Species) Collected from Bolorunduro, Ondo State, Nigeria.

Dr. Yinka D. Oluwafemi Beyond Petri dishes Building Capacity for applied 2017 Research: Young Microbiologists Conference, held in Babcock University Ilishan–Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria. Paper Presented: Antimicrobial and Nutraceutical Potentials of a Wild Mushroom (Trametesspecies) Collected from Araromi, Ondo State, Nigeria Dr. I. A. Adesina Young Microbiologist Conference held in Babcock June 27-28, 2017

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Prof. Denis Akintade receiving the Young Achiever Award from Junior Chambers International, Adeyemi College of Education Chapter, Ondo.

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(Brazil) by American Physiological Society.

ii) Traits/ Qualities of a good lecturer

Dr. (Mrs.) Y. A. Jeff-Agboola and Dr. Oluwafemi Yinka Doris at the 2017 Young Microbiologists’ Conference at Babcock University, Nigeria

Friendliness and Congeniality 46.1

Good Class Management with eﬀec7ve discipline 38.7 Skills

Good sense of humour 36.3

Good communica7on Skills 33.8

Exper7se 32.8

Time Management 27.5

Not Abusive and Cursing 17.6

Punctuality 17.2

Good personality 14.7

Teaching Skills 12.3

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The University is one of the partner Institutions of the Centre of Excellence in Reproductive Health Innovation Edebiri O. E., Ogunsemoyin, A. O.; Case report on ST Segment Journal of Basic, Applied and In- (CERHI), University of Benin. CERHI is one of the 9 World Bank funded Centres of Excellence in West Africa. Alao S. O., Irabor, P. E. and Ogunto- Elevation in lead V2-V6 and novative Research 6(6) 46 – 49 The University was part of the CERHI Team that attended the ACE I and II Workshop which held at La Palm la, R. A. supraventricular Tachycardia in Hotel, Accra Ghana from November 7-9, 2017. The Workshop was also a networking opportunity for the University to initiate partnership and collaboration with other tertiary institutions in Ghana and other parts of Bilateral Pulmonary Embolism Africa. The Vice-Chancellor of the University, Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS (who also doubles as the Centre Patient Leader of CERHI) and the University’s Legal Adviser, Mrs. Oludamilola Adejumo represented the University at Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Alli Knowledge of acute kidney inju- Saudi J Kid Dis and Transplant the Joint Workshop. EO, Abolarin O, Pirisola O ry among nurses in two govern- 2017(Ahead of Print). ment hospitals in Ondo City Akinbodewa AA, Adejumo OA, Community screening for Niger Postgrad Med J 2017; Koledoye OV, Kolawole JO, Akin- pre-hypertension, traditional 24:25-30. faderin D, Lamidi AO, Gbakinro risk factors and markers of GO, Ogunduyile C, Osungbemiro chronic kidney disease in Ondo Walter B. State, South-western Nigeria Akinbodewa AA, Abolarin OS, Relationship between muscu- World Journal of Pharmaceu- Yakubu PT, Osho PO, Okunola O. loskeletal pain and analgesics tical and Medical Research. consumption in a rural agrar- 2017;3(6):37-44 ian community in South-west Nigeria: implications for renal function and health policy formulation The CERHI Team with Professor Friday Okonofua, FAS (5th from right) and Mrs. Oludamilola Adejumo (4th left) at the Joint ACE I and ACE II Workshop in Accra Akinbodewa AA, Adejumo OA, Awareness of iatrogenic Int J Health Sci Res. 2017; Adeshina OF hypoglycaemia secondary to 7(4):407-415. anti-diabetic agents in diabetic PARTNERSHIP WITH THE SHEFFIELD KIDNEY INSTITUTE UNITED KINGDOM nephropathy: a case report and review of literature The Kidney Care Centre and Sheffield Kidney Institute, United Kingdom are now an officially recognized as Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Obstructive nephropathy in a Journal of Medicine in the Sister Renal Centres by the International Society of Nephrology (ISN) following a highly competitive application Okaka EI, Alli OE, Abolarin O kidney hospital in Southwest Tropics. 2017. (Ahead of process. This will provide the opportunity for capacity building through exchange programmes between the two Nigeria: the need for early Print). Institutions. This will also be of tremendous benefit to the training of the University’s medical students. screening and prevention PARTNERSHIP WITH HOWARD UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL FOR INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL ROTATIONS Fasipe JO, Akinbodewa AA, Adeju- Prevalence and pattern of Niger Postgrad Med J mo OA, Oluwole BA, Okaka EI potential drug-drug interactions 2017;24:88-92 The Medical Professionals for Africa was conceived in an effort to foster support amongst medical professionals among chronic kidney disease towards the goal of attenuating the health disparities in African communities around the world. Inaugural patients in meeting was on October 11, 2014 at which time the Medical Students for Africa (MSA) was adopted. south-western Nigeria Through the established contacts of Dr. Adegbenga Kiladejo, an OBGYN from Nigeria currently conducting research in Washington DC, USA, a partnership was created between UNIMED and members of the MSA arm Arogundade FA, Sanusi AA, Akin- Clinical presentation and out- Afr Health Sci. Accepted June, from Howard University School of Medicine (HUCM). One of the goals of the partnership was an International bodewa AA, Okunola O, Hassan come of Autosomal Dominant 2017 Elective Clinical Rotation at UNIMED affiliated Hospitals in Ondo State, Nigeria from March 24, 2017 - April MO, Akinsola A Polycystic Kidney 48 63 63 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Disease in Nigeria Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Assessment of Knowledge of Ethiop J Health Sci Oladimeji AE, Pirisola O, Abolarin Acute Kidney Injury among 2017;27(1):147 OS Non-Nephrology Doctors in Two Government Hospitals in (C) PUBLICATIONS Ondo City, Southwest, Nigeria Oluwafemi O, Akinbodewa AA, DiseaseUrinary in Nigeria tract infections and Sahel Medical Journal. (Ahead of Ogunleye A,Adejumo OA, Akinbodewa AA, Assessmentantibiotic sensitivity pattern of of Knowledge of Acute KidPrint)- Ethiop J Health Sci Adejumo OAOladimeji AE, Pirisola O, Ab- ney Injuryuropathogens among in a tertiary 2017;27(1):147 olarin OS Non-Nephrologyhospital in Doctors South in west, Two Nigeria.Government Hospitals in Ondo City, Southwest, Nigeria Adejumo OA, Solarin AU, Abiodun Knowledge of Kidney Donation Artif Organs 2017;41(5):446-451 MT, Akinbodewa AA. Among Care Givers in two Oluwafemi O, Akinbodewa AA, UrinaryTertiary tract infections Hospitals and antibiotic in Sahel Medical Journal. Ogunleye A, sensitivitySouthwest Nigeria pattern of uropathogens in a (Ahead of Print) Adejumo OA tertiary hospital in South west, Nigeria. Aderonke A. Okoya, Bamikole W. Spatial and Temporal Journal of Sustainable Osungbemiro, Temi E. Ologunrisa Variation of Rainwater Development; Vol. 10, No. 2; Adejumo OA, Solarin AU, Abio- KnowledgeChemistry of Kidney in Ile Donation-Ife and Among its 2017 Artif Organs dun MT, Akinbodewa AA. Care Givers in two Tertiary Hospitals in 2017;41(5):446-451 SouthwestEnviron Nigeria Aderonke A. Okoya, Bamikole Spatial and Temporal Variation of Rain- Journal of Sustainable W. Osungbemiro, Temi E. Olo- water Chemistry in Ile-Ife and its Environ Development; Vol. 10, gunrisa No. 2; 2017

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(E) ONGOING RESEARCH

LISTLIST OF SEMINAROF SEMINAR PRESENTATIONS PRESENTATIONS IN THE UNIVERSITY IN (DECEMBER, THE UNIVERSITY 2016 – SEPTEMBER, 2017) (DECEMBER 2016-SEPTEMBER 2017)

TOWN-GOWN INTERACTIONS

MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Laboratory MDCN Team inspecting UNIMED Chemistry Laboratory

SECURITY AND GOOD RELATIONS COMMITTEE

MDCN ACCREDITATION OF THE MBBS AND BDS PROGRAMMES AND VERIFICATION VISITS

A group photograph of former Ondo State Governor, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko with the MDCN team and UNIMED principal officers

UNIMED Security Officers during a training drill A group photograph of the Osemawe of Ondo Kingdomwith the MDCN team and UNIMED principal officers during the accreditation visit

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7th UNIMED Research Seminar: Trends in cardiovascular diseases: Implications for Developing countries/ Pathology of Infecctious Diseases – A Review MEDICINE & SURGERY

L-R Catholic Bishop of Ondo Diocese, Most Rev. Dr. Jude Arogundade, Vice Chancellor, UNIMED. Professor Friday Okonofua, Dr. Swan N. Thong and Dr. Heidi P. Gordi

Participants during the 7th Research Seminar

a) Workshop for newly-appointed Deans and HODs was held on Thursday, 10th August, 2017.

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NEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES Academic Programmes increased from five (5) in 2015/2016 academic session to thirteen (13) in 2016/2017 academic session. The newly introduced Programmes are: a) Faculty of Allied Health Sciences i) Physiotherapy ii) Nursing Science b) Faculty of Science i) Physics (Medical Physics) ii) Chemistry iii) Mathematics iv) Biological sciences (Animal and Environmental) v) Microbiology vi) Plant biology and Biotechnology

All the Programmes are approved by the NUC.

CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS a) Pedagogy and Integrated Medical and Dental Curriculum Workshop held on Thursday 6th and

Friday 7th July, 2017.

A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated curriculum workshop. curriculum workshop. DENTISTRY

A cross section of participants at the Pedagogy and Integrated The Acting Bursar, UNIMED, Mr. Abraham Fabusuyi making curriculum workshop. presentation at the pedagogy workshop

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DENTISRY

WEEKLY SEMINARS

SPECIAL ACADEMIC SEMINAR ON LASSA FEVER

Participants were drawn from UNIMED, the Medical Village and selected PHCs in Ondo West LGA- mostly doctors and Nurses were in attendance.

ANATOMY

The Vice Chancellor Prof. Friday Okonofua, FAS, Principal Officers, Staff, Students and Guests in attendance for the Special Academic Seminar on Lassa Fever

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PHYSIOLOGY

High Chiefs of Ondo during the Public Lecture on Nigerian Signing of Matriculation Register by Students Anti-Cancer Herbal Remedies of UNIMED

BIOCHEMISTRY

Top government functionaries at the Second Matriculation

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Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN

PHYSIOTHERAPY

A cross section of newly admitted Students during the Second Matriculation of UNIMED

PHYSIOTHERAPY

MEDICAL PHYSICS

PHYSICS ELECTRONICS

Professor Muhammed Ali Pate with the MBBS Students of UNIMED

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MATHEMATICS THE 3RD DISTINGUISHED GUEST LECTURE

ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY

MICROBIOLOGY

PUBLIC LECTURE

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Distribution of Student by Level of Study, 2016/2017 Session

173

304

81 76 37 173 17

The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, Oba Dr. Victor Kiladejo exchanging pleasantries with the Former Executive Secretary of NUC, Professor Peter Okebukola

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PRIORITY PROJECTS 2017/2018

18 16 14 12 FACULTY OF DENTISTRY FACULTY OF PHARMACY 9 6 4 5 2 1 0

Professor Reader Senior Lecturer I Lecturer II Assistant Lecturer Lecturer

Male Female

CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORY CENTRAL ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING

Distribution of Total Teaching Staff by State of Origin

Female Male STAFF & STUDENT CAFETERIA

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Distribution of Total Teaching Staff by Faculty IMPROVED POWER SUPPLY

Nurse attending to a Staff Member in the Health Centre UNIMED Health Centre Medical Supplies 52 34 6 8 9 4 Senior Senior Secretarial Senior Technical Junior Staﬀ AdministraGve Male Female

Distribution of Total Non-Teaching Staff by State of Origin

Doctor at the UNIMED Medical Centre Attending to a Staff Member UNIMED Health Centre Nurse attending to a Student

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1 Oyo 1

2 Osun 6

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0 Kwara 1

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2 Imo 2

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1 Abia 2

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UNIMED Odosida Campus

Offices of the Vice Chancellor and the Principal Officers UNIMED ICT/ E-Library, Odosida Campus

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Distribution of Total Staff by Gender

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The interior view of The Faculty of Basic Crown/ Bridge Laboratory Microbial Pathology/ Haematology Laboratory Clinical Sciences Building, donated by Chief (Dr.) I.F. Akintade JP Male Female

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NAME SEX POSITION QUALIFICATION INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN UNIMED

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INTERNAL MEDICINE Dr. Akinbodewa Akinkunmi Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FMCP Dr. Adejumo Oluseyi Male Senior Lecturer MBBS, FWACP, FMCP DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY

Courtesy visit to High Chief Sir (Dr.) OlabanjiAkingbule ‘Odunwo A courtesy visit to the Jomu Lobun of Ondo Kingdom, High Chief (Mrs.) 11 Of Ondo Kingdom’. L-R: Fundraising Officer, University of Medical Modupe Oluwole by the Fund-Raising Committee. Sciences,UNIMED, Ondo, Princess Chukwu; Acting Registrar, L-R: Fundraising Officer, University of Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ondo, UNIMED, Mr Adeyinka Adekalu; The Odunwo of Ondo Kingdom and Princess Chukwu; Deputy Registrar (Academic), UNIMED, Mr. Adeyinka Protocol Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Adesiyan Adetogun. Adekalu; Jomu Lobun of Ondo Kingdom, Mrs. Modupe Oluwole; Deputy VC, Admin. & Clinical Services, Prof. Odunayo Oluwatosin; Director, Guidance and Counselling Dept., UNIMED, Dr. Mrs. B.N. Okiei and Protocol Officer, UNIMED, Mr. Adesiyan Adetogun. 84 27 The Second Year Report of The Second Year Report of University of Medical Sciences, University of Medical Sciences, Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria Ondo City, Ondo State, Nigeria

DEPARTMENT OF

LIBRARY Mr. Folorunso Femi Joseph Male Senior Librarian BLIS, MLIS Mr. Urhiewhu Lucky Oghenetega Male Librarian I BLIS, MLIS

MEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY Prof. Odimayo Micheal Simidele Male Professor MBBS, PGDE, FMCPath

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NON-TEACHING STAFF (SENIOR AND JUNIOR) NAME SEX STATUS QUALIFICATION

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Unit Admin Officer Mr. Ogunmakin Kolawole Male B.Sc II

PUBLIC RELATIONS UNIT Assistant Mr. Adetoogun Adesiyan Adeyinka Male B.Sc Registrar Admin Officer Mr. Temitope Oluwatayo Male B.A, OND II Admin Officer Mrs. Toyin Akinwande Female B.A II

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UNIVERSITY HEALTH CENTRE Nursing Officer various courses in the University. This includes 68 Miss Mercy Kikelomo Aladegboye Female II B.ScN UNIMED: Reflection on the Second Year admitted into Medicine (97 in 2016); 32 into Dentistry Nursing Officer (28 in 2016); 65 into Nursing; 38 into Anatomy (22 Mrs. Ohwofasa Joylene Onyinye Female II B.ScN Medical Officer As most of you probably know, the University scaled in 2016); 30 into Biochemistry (19 in 2016); 27 into Dr. Chidinma Oluchi Nwoha Female II MBCHB through its first year with flying colors with major Biological Sciences; 35 into Microbiology; 30 into Medical Officer Chemistry; 11 into Mathematics; 23 into Electronics Dr. Olatunji Sunday Abolarin Male II MBCHB achievements including the approval given to it by Health the NUC to begin five Academic courses; Medicine, Physics; 42 into Medical Physics; 35 into Physiology Mr. Adeyinka Akinboyeje Female Attendant SSCE (23 in 2016) and 60 into Physiotherapy. Students came Dentistry, Biochemistry, Physiology, and Anatomy DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE following the visit of a Resource Verification Team into residence in January 2017. Most of the Students Nursing Officer completed their registration formalities, which formed Mrs. Osemede E. Osatohanmwen Female II B.ScN from the Commission to the University in December Confidential 2015. The Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria the basis of the University’s successfully conducted Mrs. Funmilayo Ayanbade Female Secretary I OND, HND (MDCN) also paid an advisory visit to the University second Matriculation ceremony in April 2017. The Miss Akinpelumi Bukola Patience Female Clerical Officer NABTEB, NBTE, Trade Test school fees charged by the University remains one of DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOLOGY in December 2015, and was impressed with the plans Mr. Segun Fredrick Olowoparija Male Technologist II B.Sc being put in place to establish the Medical and Dental the lowest in the Country. programs of the university. Matriculation signals the formal admission of the PUBLICATIONS AND NEWSLETTERS Students into the University, without which Students Since then, the University has made significant UNIMED DISTINGUISHED GUEST AND PUBLIC LECTURES would still be regarded as ad-hoc rather than full- progress in all spheres. As of October 2017, the University has appointed a total number of 496 time Students. Accordingly, the second matriculation In furtherance of the University’s objectives, mission and vision, notable steps taken toward achieving out- Staff (compared to 145 in 2016). The appointed ceremony of the University was an important and standing and distinctive academic development and expert community engagement by the University in the Staff include 137 Academic Staff (50 in 2016), 55 crucial event which was celebrated proudly by year under review, among other initiatives, Distinguished Guest Lectures and a Public Health Lecture were Students, parents and all friends of the University. Senior Administrative Staff (50 in 2016), 12 Senior conducted. Secretarial Staff (10 in 2016), 15 Senior Technical The Students took the Matriculation Oath during the Staff (7 in 2016) and 77 Junior Staff (30 in 2016). We ceremony to indicate their willingness to abide by the The pictures below show the front pages of the Distinguished Guest and Public Lectures. have also firmly organized and put all administrative rules and regulations of the University. and academic structures of the University in place accommodating all accredited programs. University Sustainability Plans Though the Governing Council is yet to be reactivated, the University Senate has been fully constituted and At this time, I would like to address a pertinent subject is meeting regularly to plan and drive the academic matter that has been agitating the minds of friends and programs of the University. Indeed, all Committees various stakeholders about the University, for which including Senate has been fully established and I continue to receive multiple questions. This is the are working well in accordance with the edict sustainability of the University in view of the dwindling national and state resources. Let me once again that established the University. The University is also building its administrative and academic reiterate the answer I have often given to everyone UNIMED titbits infrastructures at a fast pace never before witnessed who has expressed this concern. A great idea is a for newly established Universities in this country. great idea, it is not the lack of money that plagues This is a monthly news publication of the University of Medical Sciences, UNIMED, Ondo. The objective our country, but the lack of creative and sustainable is to establish and maintain information flow within the University. At this time, seven editions have been produced as part of the second volume. As stated earlier, the audience of this publication include Faculty, The University of Medical Sciences has truly come ideas. When great ideas are put forth, funding to of age. Although we are only two years in existence, drive the implementation of the idea will manifest, Staff and Students of the University. UNIMED titbits keep the students abreast of the efforts of the University we have taken futuristic giant strides, making the and of course all progressive people will support the management in ensuring their welfare and providing quality teaching and training. idea. The establishment of the University of Medical University one of the strong institutions for training of The news publication also provides a communication bridge between management, teaching18 and non- Sciences is one of the most creative and innovative health professionals in the county today. One of the teaching staff of the University. UNIMED titbits gained more circulation following the decision of the University’s ideas that has taken place in the development major milestone achievements of the University this Management to publish it on the school’s website, www.unimed.edu.ng. Some of the information shared year is the accreditation of the Medical and Dental of national and international tertiary education, through the UNIMED titbits include; conferences, upcoming events, awards, recognitions, birthdays, etc. programs given to it by the Medical and Dental Council especially the development of medical education in of Nigeria (MDCN). It is now evident that our first set Nigeria. To that end, I remain convinced without any The pictures below show the front pages of UNIMED titbits during the period under review. of medical and dental practitioners will graduate in doubt that the University of Medical Sciences has not July 2019. only come to stay, but will continue to be supported by all Nigerians in perpetuity. Matriculation During one of my earlier visits to the Executive Distinguished Guests, Ladies and Gentlemen, I am Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency Arakunrin pleased to inform you that the University was able to Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, SAN when he took office, admit its second set of Students in January 2017. This I remember his wise and impactful words “we all consisted of 496 Students (234 in 2016) admitted into have to find creative ways of generating funds.” The

STATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES (UNIMED) NOTES FROM THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

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Mr. Adeyinka Adekalu Ag. Registrar

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ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO ONDO STATE, NIGERIA

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

Prof. M. S. Odimayo Prof. A. O. Nwaopara Dr. (Mrs) Y. A. Jeff-Agboola MBBS, PGDE, FMCPath Ph.D, M.Sc, B.Sc Ph.D, M.Tech, B.Sc Basic Clinical Sciences Post Graduate School Student Affairs

DIRECTORS

Dr. Rosena Oluwafemi Dr. T. Olarinoye Dr. (Mrs.) B. N. Okiei MBBS MBBS Ph.D, MPA, M.Ed, B.Ed Paedatrics Surgery Counselling & Human Development

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

MR. ABRAHAM OLADIRAN FABUSUYI HND, Bsc, MBA, NIM, ACTI, FCA ACTING BURSAR, UNIMED

iv. STOCKS Stocks are stated at Cost or Net Realizable Value.

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2016 2015 PROFESSOR ADESEYE MUYIWA AROGUNJO 2016 2015 2. ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE N N 10. PERSONNEL EMOLUMENTS N N DEPUTY VICE CHANCELLOR FUF: Returned Cheque 1,580,000 - Salaries and Wages 271,552,243 46,515,166 (ACADEMICS), UNIMED 1,580,000 - Pension 15,771,150 2,451,912 2,621,200 125,000 3. CASH AND BANK BALANCES Security 289,944,593 49,092,078 Wema Bank Plc - A/C 97171 40,631,464 4,471,352 rofessor Arogunjo, Adeseye Muyiwa was born on August 17, 1966 in Ipe, Ondo State. He attended 11. STUDENTS EXPENSES St. Michael Primary School, IpeAkoko from 1973 – 1979 and proceeded to Ayegbe Grammar First Bank (Salary A/C) - A/C 5381 2,717,588 1,014,625 School, IpeAkoko, Ondo State, for his secondary education from 1979 – 1984. He obtained his Post-UTME Examination - 2,923,925 BSc degree as the best graduating Student in Physics from the University of Ilorin in 1991 and First Bank (Accreditation A/C) - A/C 75438 (1,879,455) 82,979,336 Examination Materilas 441,655 - thereafter proceeded to the University of Ibadan where he obtained a Master’s Degree in Radiation and Zenith Bank (UTME A/C) - A/C 84236 55,772,834 17,950,792 HealthP Physics. In 2002, he bagged his PhD in Radiation and Health Physics from the Federal University Matriculation and Orientation Expenses 2,815,253 - of Technology, Akure (FUTA). First Bank (Revenue A/C) - A/C 5199 2,138,644 469,744 Ceremonial and Academic Gowns 1,782,000 - Professor Arogunjo started his academic career as a Tutorial/ Practical Demonstrator at the University of Zenith Bank (Pension A/C) - A/C 4721 575,036 - Accomodation 13,284,000 - Ibadan in 1992. He proceeded to the FUTA in 1995 as an assistant lecturer. He rose through the ranks to Zenith Bank (Accomodation A/C) - A/C 3910 2,703,526 - become a Professor in the Department of Physics in 2010. Prizes Award 253,000 - FBN (FUF A/C) - A/C 6765 1,049,410 - Student Materials 845,755 - In 2003, he was a Research fellow at the International Centre for theoretical Physics (ICTP) in the framework of TRIL programme at the Di FisicaMedica, Universitadeglistudi di Milano, Italy. He was in Zenith Bank (FUF A/C) - A/C 2945 12,770,050 - Accreditation Expenses 3,069,400 1,000,000 Germany from 2006 to 2007 as an Alexander von Humboldt Fellow at the International Fellowship of FCMB (Accomodation A/C) - A/C 9024 14,496,333 - Laboratory Chemicals 1,074,982 - Alexander von Humboldt at GSF - Institut für Strahlenschutz, AG Medizinische Physik, Ingolstädter Landstr. 1, Neuherberg - Germany. FBN (Project Dollar A/C) - A/C 1912 6,533,134 - Sport Equipment 105,000 - 23,671,045 3,923,925 Prof. A.M Arogunjo has been on leave with the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo from the FBN (Project Naira A/C) - A/C 2957 1,424,023 - commencement of its academic activities in the Faculty of Science in 2016. His services in the University Cheque in Transit - 25,000,000 has been valuable and he has made very significant contributions to the development of the University and 12. REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE hence his appointment as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic). He is also the current Dean, Faculty of Cash Advance 7,741,704 - Science. Maintenance of Office Equipment 7,193,361 74,300 Imprest 995,765 437,300 Maintenance of Motor Vehicles 3,509,481 95,500 At various times, he has received both national and international research grants and awards including the 147,670,056 132,323,149 University of Ilorin Scholar award 1989/90 and 1990/91 academic Sessions; the FUTA Staff Development Maintenance of Building 10,693,167 2,361,555 Grant, Federal University of Technology, Akure, Ondo State in 1998 which covers tuition fee and an 1,162,306 197,170 additional sum of N50,000.00; the Best Corp liaison officer of the Year, National Youth Service Corps, Fuel for Generator 4. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Taraba State – 1992; the Taraba State NYSC merit award winner, 1992; the Alexander von Humboldt Drilling of Borehole 677,350 - Return Fellow Grant on the project titled “Determination of uranium and thorium intake in local foodstuffs Sundry - Pension A/C 608,446 - and the radiological impact on the daily urinary excretion of unexposed population in Nigeria” (Euro 6,500); Furnishing of Anatomy 6,447,512 - the Alexander von Humboldt Book Grant (Euro 1,000); and the Alexander von Humboldt Equipment Grant Accruals - Professional Fees 1,000,000 750,000 VAT Paid 7,641,807 - (Euro 20,000). 1,608,446 750,000 37,324,984 2,728,525 Professor Arogunjo has attended several national and international Conferences and has served on various University Committees at different times. In the course of his career, he has supervised numerous Masters and PhD Students and served as external supervisor to different Universities. 5. ACCUMULATED FUND 13. SUPPLIES 155,741,714 - Office Stationeries 7,921,463 741,283 He has about 50 publications in peer-reviewed journals and Conference proceedings. He is a reviewer for Balance b/fwd both national and international journals including: the Radiation Protection Dosimetry, Oxford University For the year 89,272,010 155,741,714 Publication and Printing - 1,127,957 Press, UK; the Journal of Environmental Sciences, UK; the Nigeria journal of Pure and Applied Physics, Advert and Publicity 12,550,069 5,402,327 Nigeria; and the Journal of Applied Sciences, Pakistan. 245,013,724 155,741,714 20,471,532 7,271,567 Professor Arogunjo is a member of the Nigerian Institute of Physics (NIP); Science Association of Nigeria 10 12 (SAN); Nigerian Society of Radiological Protection (NSRP); and the International Radiological Protection Association (IRPA)

UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, ONDO NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

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LIST OF DONORS TO THE FRIENDS OF UNIMED FUND

LIST OF DONORS TO THE FRIENDS OF UNIMED

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NATIONAL PLEDGE

I pledge to Nigeria my country. To be faithful, loyal and honest. To serve Nigeria with all my strength. To defend her unity, and uphold her honour and glory. So help me God.

DONATED CAPITAL PROJECT

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Thanks to all once again! Prof. Friday Okonofua, MD, PhD, FRCOG, FMCOG, FAS

Vice Chancellor

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