The School of Medicine yesterday hosted a delegation from the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE) as part of its routine institutional assessment and quality assurance process.
The visit focused on evaluating key areas including academic programs, teaching and learning facilities, clinical training environments, and overall institutional readiness to deliver quality medical education in line with national higher education standards.
During the engagement, the NCHE team conducted guided inspections of various facilities within the School of Medicine, interacted with academic staff, and reviewed available learning resources and infrastructure that support student training and professional development.
Institutional representatives expressed appreciation for the visit, noting that it provided valuable feedback aimed at strengthening academic delivery and enhancing the quality of medical education offered.
The School of Medicine reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining high standards of training, producing competent and ethical health professionals who can effectively serve communities and the nation at large.
“We continue to pray for a positive result from this visit.”
The institution looks forward to receiving official feedback from NCHE and remains committed to implementing any recommendations that will further improve academic excellence and institutional performance.
Conclusion:
The visit marks an important step in continuous quality improvement and reinforces the institution’s dedication to delivering credible and nationally compliant medical training programs.


























