Rhema University to Graduate First Set of Medical Doctors in Two Years
Rhema University's Vice Chancellor confirms plans to produce inaugural medical doctors within two years, highlighting institution's commitment to quality education and community engagement amidst challenges.
Mary Nwaeze 
Ogbonnaya Onwudike, the Vice Chancellor of Rhema University, has announced that the institution is set to produce its first set of medical doctors within the next two years. Speaking in an interview, Onwudike emphasized the university's commitment to providing quality education and addressing the nation's need for skilled medical professionals.
Rhema University, located in Aba, Abia State, has been steadily expanding its academic offerings since its establishment. With colleges dedicated to applied science, management, social sciences, and now medicine, the institution is poised to make a significant contribution to the healthcare sector.
"We have the facilities to produce the first set of medical doctors in the next two years," stated Onwudike. He highlighted the university's investment in state-of-the-art facilities, including plastinated bodies for medical education, underscoring Rhema's readiness to deliver a comprehensive medical curriculum.
Despite facing challenges common to private universities, such as limited government funding, Rhema University remains steadfast in its mission to provide accessible education. Onwudike emphasized the university's commitment to supporting indigent students through scholarships and flexible payment options.
In addressing concerns about accreditation, Onwudike reassured the public that Rhema University undergoes rigorous accreditation processes mandated by the Nigeria University Commission (NUC). He confirmed that the institution has received full accreditation for its courses, with ongoing efforts to maintain and improve standards.
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Beyond academic pursuits, Rhema University is deeply engaged with its host community, providing employment opportunities and free medical care through its teaching hospital. The institution aims to foster holistic development, instilling values of integrity and social responsibility in its students.
As Rhema University prepares to graduate its inaugural class of medical doctors, the announcement marks a significant milestone in its journey to become a leading institution in medical education and healthcare delivery.
