College of Nursing Science Yola

Provost Presents Award as Charted Forensic Consultant Association of Nigeria Honours Sali Usman Kare for Financial Transparency

The Charted Forensic Consultant Association of Nigeria has honoured Sali Usman Kare, Bursar of the College of Nursing Sciences, Yola, for his exemplary transparency and accountability in managing the institution’s finances.

The award, presented by the Provost of the College, was in recognition of Kare’s outstanding commitment to due process, prudent resource management, and strict adherence to financial best practices.

According to the Association, Kare’s transparent approach has strengthened institutional trust and set a standard for fiscal responsibility within Nigeria’s educational sector. His dedication to accountability was described as a model worthy of emulation by other institutions.

In her remarks while presenting the award, the Provost commended Kare for his integrity and diligence, noting that the recognition reflects the College’s commitment to excellence in both administration and service delivery.

Responding, Sali Usman Kare thanked the Association and the College management for the honour. He dedicated the award to the entire staff of the College of Nursing Sciences, Yola, for their collective support in promoting a culture of transparency and discipline.

The recognition has been met with celebration across the College community, with many describing it as an encouragement to sustain high standards of accountability in the institution.

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Adamawa State College of Nursing Sciences Yola Triumphs Over Taraba State College of Nursing Sciences in Friendly Football Match

In a thrilling encounter, Adamawa State College of Nursing Sciences Yola emerged victorious over Taraba State College of Nursing Sciences in a friendly football match held recently. The final score was 2:0 in favor of College of Nursing Sciences Yola.

The match was a showcase of skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with both teams giving their best on the field. However, the Yola team proved to be in top form, scoring two unanswered goals to secure the win.

The victory is a testament to the athletic prowess of the students of Adamawa State College of Nursing Sciences Yola and a boost to their morale as they continue their academic pursuits.

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College of Nursing Sciences Welcomes New Midwifery Students

The College of Nursing Science recently held an orientation ceremony for its new basic midwifery students. The event, aimed at introducing the students to the school's culture and expectations, featured speeches from key officials and a paper presentation on a pertinent topic.

In her welcome address, Provost Ma Salome Tarfa encouraged the students to adhere to the school's rules and regulations, emphasizing the importance of attending classes and writing exams. "If you follow these simple rules, you will surely graduate," she assured the students.

The Head of Department (HOD) of Nursing also urged the students to be disciplined and adapt to the new school system, while the HOD of Midwifery stressed the need for punctuality and academic seriousness.

The Academic Secretary, representing the Registrar, conducted the induction ceremony, officially welcoming the students to the college community.

A highlight of the event was a paper presentation on "Gender-Based Violence and its Effects on the Members of the Community." The presentation aimed to raise awareness on the issue and its impact on individuals and society.

The orientation marked the beginning of an exciting journey for the new midwifery students, who are eager to embark on their academic and professional pursuits. With the support and guidance of the college's leadership, they are poised to excel in their studies and future careers.

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Capacity Building Workshop Boosts Nursing Excellence

The College of Nursing Sciences, is thrilled to announce its participation in a one-day workshop organized by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) for capacity building. Muhammad Sani represented the college at the event, gaining valuable insights to enhance nursing education administratively

Sani expressed his delight with the experience, praising the support of Provost Ma Salome Tarfa and her management team. "Their vision to take nursing to greater heights through effective administrative processes is truly commendable," he said.

The workshop aimed to equip participants with the skills and knowledge needed to drive excellence in technical education, aligning with the college's commitment to delivering top-notch nursing care.
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College of Nursing Science Yola Shines with Outstanding Results

The College of Nursing Science Yola, under the leadership of Provost Ma Salome Tarfa, has announced impressive results for the March 2026 Basic Midwifery and Community Midwifery programs. The results show a remarkable achievement, with students scoring 90.32% in Basic Midwifery and an exceptional 99.07% in Community Midwifery.

These outstanding results reflect the dedication and hard work of both the students and staff. The college's commitment to excellence in nursing education is evident in these achievements.

The Provost and staff congratulate the students on their success and acknowledge the efforts of everyone involved in their training. This milestone marks a significant achievement for the College of Nursing Science Yola, showcasing its position as a leading institution for nursing education.

The college extends its gratitude to the Adamawa State Government and the esteemed Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri(PhD) for their unwavering support. The college welcomes new students, confident that the effort of its dedicated staff will continue to lead to such impressive results in the future.
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NEW LEADERSHIP TAKES HELM AT COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCE YOLA

The College of Nursing Science Yola has a new deputy provost, elected by the academic staff in a free and fair election. The new deputy provost, alongside newly elected heads of departments for nursing, midwifery, public health, and general studies, were congratulated by the provost.

In a statement, the provost praised the election process and charged the new officials to be "up and doing" in their roles. The college is set to move forward with renewed vigor under the leadership of these representatives.😊 Here are the departments with their respective Heads of Department (HODs):
*Deputy provost Mr ijaida Ijabula
- *Nursing*: mr Zakaria Bitrus
- *Midwifery*: Mrs. Gloria Waliwu
- *General Studies*: Mr. Aji fori
- *Public Health*: Mrs. Ussa Yunana Enduna

More details about the new leadership team are expected to be announced soon. 🎉

Progress is step by step
College of Nursing Science is in competent hands

The Provost of the College of Nursing Science Yola, in a recent interview, expressed gratitude to the North East Development Commission (NEDC) for their efforts in addressing the institution's water supply challenges. This development is expected to significantly improve the learning environment for students.

However, the Provost highlighted the need for further support in three critical areas:

1. *Power/Electricity Supply*: A reliable energy source is crucial for academic and administrative activities. Inadequate power supply can hinder the institution's progress and impact research, teaching, and learning.
2. *E-Library*: Access to digital resources is vital for nursing education. An e-library would provide students and staff with up-to-date information, enhancing their skills and knowledge.
3. *1.5km Road Network*: Improved infrastructure is necessary for connectivity and accessibility within the campus. This would facilitate movement and transportation, benefiting students, staff, and visitors.

The Provost's appeal underscores the institution's commitment to providing quality education and training for nursing professionals. Addressing these needs would significantly enhance the College's development and student experience.

*Recommendations*:

- The NEDC and other stakeholders should consider supporting the College's power, e-library, and infrastructure projects.
- Partnerships with organizations and institutions could help establish an e-library and improve infrastructure.
- The College should explore alternative energy sources, such as solar power, to supplement its energy needs.

By addressing these challenges, the College of Nursing Science Yola can continue to produce skilled nursing professionals, contributing to Nigeria's healthcare sector

The North East Development Commission hands over the renovated and upgraded borehole to the College. Prior to this intervention, one of the major challenge confronting the College was perennial water shortage.
The Provost of the College Ma Salome Tarfa expressed her gratitude for the intervention observing that NEDC interventions are in consonance with the renewed hope agenda of His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu. She further added that the structural developmental strives of the College has been sustained by the fresh air administration of His Excellency Governor Ahmadi Umaru Fintiri.
She further pleaded for further interventions in the power source of the college observing that converting it to solar system will reposition the college for better performance.
She also pleaded for the construction and rehabilitation of the 1.1 kilometre road running through the college to ease access to facilities in the College especially during the rainy season.
To keep up with trending best world practices, she pleaded with the Commission to furnish the college with ICT tools and e learning resources as well as demonstration models to further equip the the students for better performance.
Speaking at the occasion the Minister for Regional Affairs said solving water problem is tantamount to touching life hence, with joy he handed over the upgraded borehole to the College inviting the state government to help sustain it.