The University of Nigeria College of Medicine Alumni Association—North America (UNCOMAA-NA) has extended its campaign to raise funds in Nigeria to enable it to execute key projects at the alma mater.
Under the leadership of the president, Dr. Anthea Nwandu, the campaign seeks to address urgent needs faced by current medical students and faculty at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka while strengthening ties among a global network of alumni.
According to Dr. Nwandu in a statement made available to newsmen in Asaba, Delta State, the mission of the group is to support the alma mater, empower current students and faculty, and foster a vibrant alumni network that will continue to uphold the institution’s noble motto which is to ‘restore the dignity of man.’
” With a renewed commitment to advancing medical education and healthcare infrastructure in Nigeria,” she said, “we are a distinguished group of medical professionals whose impact spans the globe, united by a shared heritage of excellence, resilience, and service. ”
The president disclosed that this year’s campaign focuses on transformative initiatives including renovation and construction of student hostel accommodations, creating a safe and conducive environment for learning and procuring transportation buses.
Also included in the agenda is to alleviate daily commuting challenges between Enugu and the Ituku Ozalla teaching hospital, upgrading medical wards and clinical facilities, supporting scholarships and educational endowments as well as recognizing academic excellence and ease financial barriers.
“These projects are more than just infrastructural—they are investments in the future of medicine. Through the generosity of our alumni and partners, we are building an environment that nurtures excellence and fosters innovation.”
“UNCOMAA-NA has already made significant strides over the past year, including the successful renovation of Imoke hostel, expanding regional chapters, and establishing a robust digital platform to connect and celebrate alumni achievements.”
The president, therefore, called on all alumni, supporters, and corporate organizations to partner with the association “to achieve our goals and build a legacy that future generations of lions and lionesses will be proud of.”
“Together, we can secure the future of healthcare in our nation and beyond,” she said.
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