Igbinedion University, Okada Inducts 29 New Doctors at 20th Oath-Taking Ceremony
Igbinedion University, Okada, on [date of ceremony], held its 20th Oath-Taking and Induction Ceremony, formally welcoming 29 new doctors into the medical profession under the theme “A Doctor and a Fulfilling Life.”
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Igbinedion University, Okada, on [date of ceremony], held its 20th Oath-Taking and Induction Ceremony, formally welcoming 29 new doctors into the medical profession under the theme “A Doctor and a Fulfilling Life.”
The ceremony combined reflection, gratitude, and inspiration, emphasizing the responsibilities and opportunities of medical practice in Nigeria.
Key Highlights:
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Purpose and Passion: Professor Ralph Adeghe, representing the Vice-Chancellor, reminded inductees that medicine is a transformative calling. He advised balancing professional demands with personal well-being, hobbies, and moments of joy to avoid burnout.
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Principles and Practice: Keynote speaker Dr. Eustace Oseghale, Chairman of the NMA Edo State, urged new doctors to prioritize passion over financial gain and uphold core values such as empathy, communication, collaboration, ethics, and advocacy.
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Personal Growth and Nation-Building: Dr. Oseghale highlighted the importance of self-care, continuous development, financial prudence, and surrounding oneself with positive influences. He encouraged doctors to view themselves as nation-builders dedicated to advancing Nigeria’s health sector.
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Formal Recognition: The inductees received their licenses and certificates from Prof. John Ohaju-Obodo, representing the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), officially authorizing them to practice medicine.
The ceremony marked a milestone in the professional journeys of the Class of 2025, as they took the Hippocratic Oath, committing to integrity, service, and lifelong dedication to healing.
The 29 inductees are now poised to contribute to Nigeria’s healthcare system and shape the future of medical practice in the country.
