UI Releases Certificates for 2021/2022 Medical and Dentistry Graduates
The University of Ibadan (UI) has officially announced that the certificates for Medicine and Dentistry graduates of the 2021/2022 academic session are now available for collection. Sunday Damilare, one of the affected graduates who had previously shared his frustration, confirmed that the certificates are now indeed ready for collection, bringing relief to many who had been eagerly awaiting their professional documents.
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The University of Ibadan (UI) has officially announced that the certificates for Medicine and Dentistry graduates of the 2021/2022 academic session are now available for collection.
This announcement follows widespread concerns and complaints from affected graduates about delays in receiving their certificates, which had hindered their career progression. Many graduates had expressed frustration over the unavailability of their certificates, which prevented them from serving in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), applying for professional exams, and securing employment after completing their one-year housemanship.
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In response to these concerns, UI Management released a statement clarifying the situation in a press statement signed by G. O. Saliu, Registrar and Secretary to the Council, “The attention of the University of Ibadan Management was drawn to an online report that went viral. Management hereby states that it did not refuse to give the graduates of Medicine and Surgery and Dentistry their certificates but had technical issues in getting the certificates ready.”
The statement added, “Concerted efforts were made to redeem the situation while the management reached out to the licencing boards to plead on behalf of the graduates. Management is pleased to inform the affected graduates that the certificates are now ready for collection.”
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The statement further assured graduates that UI would never intentionally impede their progress: “Management assures its teeming graduates that the University of Ibadan would never impede their progress. Management appreciates the cooperation of the licencing board and the concern of all stakeholders.”
Sunday Damilare, one of the affected graduates who had previously shared his frustration with FIJ, confirmed that the certificates are now indeed ready for collection, bringing relief to many who had been eagerly awaiting their professional documents.
Source: FIJ
