OOUTH Sagamu

02/02/2026

Hurray! Ogun State at Fifty!

We at OOUTH join in celebrating a great state - the gateway to many others, a state passionate about its people's health and welfare.

We specially celebrate with His Excellency, Prince Dapo Abiodun (CON), on this milestone.

We wish Ogun State more progress, more positive development, and more grace to function effectively.

May the next fifty years bring even greater heights of success and prosperity!

Congratulations, Ogun!

31/01/2026

Today, we champion Equity in pain management, Access to regional anesthesia for all, and Relief from suffering.

On World Day of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, we at OOUTH reaffirm our commitment to compassionate care.

Let's unite for a pain-free future!

30/01/2026

The Child Health Promotion Day celebrated at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) as organized by the Department of Community Medicine and Primary Care (CMPC) was a lively and inspiring event, bringing smiles to the faces of little ones and their families. The Chief Medical Director, Dr. Mrs. Oluwabunmi Fatungase, in her address, appreciated the organizers for their efforts and emphasized the importance of proper child care. She reassured parents of the hospital’s unwavering commitment to providing top-notch healthcare for children and all who need their services. "At OOUTH, we believe every child's health is a gift. We're committed to providing top-notch care, today and always." she said.

Dr. Mrs. Ebunoluwa Jaiyesinmi, a Consultant of the CMPC and a keynote speaker at the event, shared her excitement about the turnout and delivered a powerful lecture on child healthcare. Her lecture highlighted key aspects "vaccines, nutrition, love and proper hygiene" as essential pillars for raising healthy children.

A heartwarming highlight of the day was the recognition of children declared “very healthy,” a testament to their parents’ dedication to following medical advice. Their glowing skin and vibrant health were a beautiful reminder of the impact of proper care. It was truly a day to celebrate the joy and well-being of children!

26/01/2026

Happy Birthday to our esteemed Chairman of the OOUTH Board of Management!

Your unwavering support and dedication to our Teaching Hospital have been a driving force behind our growth and success. Your wisdom, leadership, and strategic decision-making have navigated us through challenges and opportunities, and we're grateful for your vision. Your patriotic commitment to improving our delivery and service to the people is truly inspiring. We're thankful for your leadership and grateful to have you at the helm.

Dear Sir, here's to another year of blessings, joy, and success! May God continue to guide and bless you abundantly.

Congratulations from all of us, Sir!

25/01/2026

Happy Birthday to our esteemed Member of the OOUTH Board of Management!

Your dedication to the growth and development of our Teaching Hospital has been invaluable. Your wisdom and leadership have steered us through challenges, and we're grateful for your service.

We wish you a year filled with joy, love, and fulfillment. May God bless you abundantly and grant you many more years of serving with excellence.

Congratulations Ma!

18/01/2026

Happy Birthday to you Ma'am!

We appreciate your efforts in keeping OOUTH’s voice strong and trusted.
We wish you a year of great coverage, impactful messages, and personal joy. Cheers to more milestones!

17/01/2026

A warm Happy Birthday, Ma'am!

We are grateful to you for your enviable style of championing staff welfare and your fair processes as well as your positive workplace culture.

May your new year bring good health, fresh ideas, and continued impact. Enjoy your day!

12/01/2026

FALSE REPORT ON ALLEGED IMPOSITION OF UNPROFESSIONAL DUTIES ON NURSES AT OOUTH

The attention of the management of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) has been drawn to a news report alleging that nurses in public hospitals, including OOUTH, are being compelled to perform unprofessional duties as a result of the ongoing Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU) National Strike. The report, purportedly signed by Nurse Thomas Abiodun Olamide on behalf of the Elegant Nurses Forum, was published by several online platforms and blogs, including Sahara Reporters, without due verification.

Management categorically states that the claims as they relate to OOUTH are false, misleading, and entirely baseless. At no time has any member of staff—medical or non-medical—been pressured, instructed, or compelled to perform duties outside the scope of their professional cadre.
The public is hereby assured that activities at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital, Sagamu, continue to be managed with the highest level of professionalism and respect for all healthcare workers, including nurses. Staff welfare, teamwork, and adherence to ethical standards remain top priorities. Despite the ongoing industrial action, no medical personnel at OOUTH have been forced to undertake duties beyond their professional responsibilities or in violation of established practice.

The Acting Director of Nursing Services, Mrs. Folasade Fawole, has also confirmed that nurses in OOUTH are not, and have never been, subjected to unconducive working conditions. According to her, “While nurses may take personal initiatives to keep their immediate workspaces tidy, cleaning of wards and clinic areas is not part of nurses’ official duties, and at no time have nurses been compelled to undertake such tasks.”

Management reiterates its unwavering commitment to maintaining the highest standards of patient care, staff welfare, and a conducive working environment. OOUTH continues to engage relevant authorities and stakeholders to promptly address any concerns and ensure smooth service delivery within ethical and professional boundaries.

Thank you.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION & PUBLIC RELATIONS
For: Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu

08/01/2026

Happy Birthday to our dear mother.

Wishing Your Excellency a day filled with joy, love, and celebration. May this special day mark the beginning of a year filled with success, good health, and happiness.

Thank you, Ma, for your unwavering support to OOUTH, particularly in enhancing healthcare delivery. We're grateful for your leadership. Wishing you a wonderful celebration and a prosperous year ahead! 🎂

From all of us at OOUTH, we celebrate you! 🎂

02/01/2026

OOUTH Staff Shine in 2025, Pave Way for a Brighter 2026

The Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) has commended its staff for their dedication and resilience in the face of challenges, as the hospital's Chief Medical Director, Dr. Mrs. Oluwabunmi Fatungase, extended her New Year salutations to the clinical and non-clinical teams.

In a heartfelt message, Dr. Fatungase expressed gratitude for the staff's unwavering commitment to patient care, saying, "The year behind us came with its own demands and pressures. Yet, in spite of limitations and challenges, you showed professionalism, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment to patients care."

The CMD outlined the hospital's priorities for 2026, focusing on improving quality, safety, and patient satisfaction, strengthening teamwork, and enhancing staff welfare. She emphasized that "Every cadre of staff is important, and every role counts," urging staff to recommit to professionalism, mutual respect, and excellence in service delivery.

Dr. Fatungase also reminded staff that "the image of OOUTH is reflected daily through our attitudes, conduct, and commitment to our patients and one another." She called on staff to take ownership of the institution's smooth operation, saying, "OOUTH belongs to all of us, let's not let it fail!!!"

The CMD's message concluded with a plea for unity and collective effort, trusting that with God's help, 2026 will bring progress, stability, and greater achievements for OOUTH. "Together, we can build a stronger, more efficient, and more compassionate institution," she said.

31/12/2025

31/12/2025

May this special day bring you joy, good health, and the satisfaction of seeing the amazing things your leadership continues to create. Here’s to many more years of success, laughter, and shared achievements.

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