Advocate College of Health Sciences and Technology, Owo

The Advocate College of Health Sciences and Technology (ACHST) took a proactive approach to community engagement by visiting the Ojomo of Ijebu Palace in Owo, Ondo State. The team, led by the Provost, was warmly received by the Education Committee of the palace. During the meeting, the Provost shared the college's vision and mission, highlighting its commitment to delivering high-quality health education and services. The committee members praised the initiative, describing it as laudable, and pledged their support for the college's endeavors.

This visit demonstrates ACHST's dedication to building strong relationships with community stakeholders and fostering collaboration to achieve its goals. By engaging with local leaders, the college can better understand community needs, identify opportunities for partnership, and develop targeted programs to improve health outcomes.

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The Advocate College of Health Sciences and Technology recently visited the Owo chapter of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS).

The initiative to establish a new college of health sciences and technology in Owo was warmly welcomed by the proprietors. After the Provost outlined the purpose and vision of the institution, the proprietors showed keen interest and enthusiasm, indicating their support for the college's growth.

The engagement was productive, with many proprietors expressing optimism about potential collaborations and partnerships. This visit marks a significant step in building relationships with key stakeholders in the education sector.

The Advocate College of Health Sciences and Technology Owo recently embarked on a significant advocacy visit to His Imperial Majesty Oba Gbadegesin Ogunoye, the Olowo of Owo. This visit underscores the institution's commitment to fostering collaborative efforts in advancing public health. The team sought the royal blessing, shared the college's vision and mission, and explored potential support for future initiatives aimed at combating epidemics, zoonotic diseases, and neglected tropical diseases in Owo Local Government Area. Additionally, the college aims to leverage this partnership to enhance research endeavors that will promote academic excellence.

The Kabiyesi warmly received the team and expressed his aspirations for the greatness of the Owo Kingdom, particularly in healthcare education. He advised the college to remain focused, sincere, courageous, and determined in its pursuits. Furthermore, the team paid a courtesy visit to the League of Imams at the Owo Central Mosque, strengthening interfaith collaboration.

As the college continues its advocacy efforts, upcoming visits to political and traditional leaders are slated for next week, promising further momentum in its mission to improve healthcare outcomes in the community.

Advocacy is key to achieving success in community matters, which is why Advocate College of Health Sciences and Technology continues to engage with community stakeholders for positive outcomes. Today, the college team visited the Owo Local Government Chairman's office, Hon Tope Omolayo and the Chairman of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS).

The team, led by College Provost, Hon. Olupona Joseph Ojo and Coordinating Consultant Hon. Osunmuyiwa Ojo Joseph, presented the institution's vision, mission, and objectives to the chairmen. Both chairmen were impressed and supportive in responses.

The Owo Local Government Chairman praised the team for their initiative and assured them of his support. The NAPPS Chairman, noting the dream emanated from one of their own, Hon. Olupona Joseph Ojo, expressed confidence in the institution's potential benefits for Owo, the state, and the nation. He advised the college to develop informed policies for growth and encouraged his staff to explore the healthcare education opportunities.

The college protocol officer Mr Olupona Akinola M. on behalf of the advocacy team appreciated the warm reception and pledged support from both chairmen.