Ambrose Alli University (AAU) in Ekpoma on Thursday celebrated the induction of 128 medical students into the prestigious field of medicine.
The event marked a significant milestone in the students’ academic journey and was attended by dignitaries from various sectors. Among them was Dr. Emmanuel Paddy Iyamu, the Commissioner for Education, who played a pivotal role in recognizing academic excellence during the ceremony.
In a gesture of support and motivation for future medical practitioners, Dr. Iyamu awarded a cash prize of N1 million to the the overall best graduating student, Dr Francis Ufuah.
This generous gift underscores the commitment of Dr Paddy Emmanuel Foundation to promote educational achievement and excellence among its youth.
The university community and attendees lauded the collective efforts of faculty and students, highlighting the significance of nurturing future healthcare professionals equipped to contribute meaningfully to society.
With this induction, AAU continues its legacy of producing competent graduates ready to tackle the challenges in the medical field.