• Home
  • About
  • Contact
  • Disclaimer
  • Services
Tuesday, October 21, 2025
Fellow Nurses Africa
  • News
    • Health News
    • Nursing News
  • Nursing Jobs
  • Articles
  • Nursing Education
  • Events
    • Nursing Conferences
    • FNA Events
  • Nursing Research
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Health News
    • Nursing News
  • Nursing Jobs
  • Articles
  • Nursing Education
  • Events
    • Nursing Conferences
    • FNA Events
  • Nursing Research
  • Contact Us
  • About Us
No Result
View All Result
Fellow Nurses Africa
No Result
View All Result

Professor Bayo Lawal Ajibade Bows Out in Grand Style with Valedictory Lecture

Fellow Nurses Africa by Fellow Nurses Africa
March 18, 2025
in Entertainment, Nurses Biography, Nursing News
0

Ogbomoso, Nigeria – March 18, 2025

The academic and nursing communities came together in a remarkable event at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, to celebrate the retirement of Professor (Nurse) Bayo Lawal Ajibade, a leading figure in Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing.

The event, which featured a valedictory lecture, was a fitting tribute to a man whose lifelong dedication to mental health and nursing education has left an indelible mark on the profession.

With the theme “IMPACTING LIVES: The Mental Health Psychosocial Pathway of an Academic and Professional Iroko,” the valedictory lecture highlighted Professor Ajibade’s vast contributions to the nursing profession, particularly in psychiatric nursing.

The guest lecturer, Prof. Emmanuel Ejembi Anyebe, a distinguished academic, explored the psychosocial journey of mental health professionals in academia, underscoring the challenges, triumphs, and societal impact of mental health nursing.

The event attracted prominent figures in nursing and academia, including Prof. R.O. Rom Kalilu – Vice-Chancellor of LAUTECH (Chairman of the event), Prof. A.S. Adeyemi – Provost, College of Health Sciences, Prof. F.O. Adeyemo – Dean, Faculty of Nursing amongst many others.

They were joined by families, students, colleagues, and nursing professionals who came to honor a man widely regarded as a pillar of psychiatric nursing in Nigeria.

Professor Ajibade’s career spans decades of mentorship, research, and advocacy for mental health awareness in Nigeria. Many of his students and colleagues described him as a visionary leader whose impact will continue to shape the profession for years to come.

While he may be retiring from active service, his legacy in mental health nursing and academic leadership will remain a guiding force for future generations.

As he transitions into retirement, many in the profession believe his expertise and leadership will continue to influence mental health policies and education in Nigeria.

Congratulations to professor Nurse Bayo Lawal Ajibade!

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Share this:

  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
  • Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X

Like this:

Like Loading...
Previous Post

Nigeria’s Nursing Internship Crisis: Bribery, Corruption, and the Desperate Fight for Placement

Next Post

From Saving Lives to Making Hits: The Unstoppable Journey of Nurse Kelvin Ossai

Related Posts

UK Hospital Scandal: Nigerian Man Who Worked as Female Nurse in A&E Escapes Jail Time
Nursing News

UK Hospital Scandal: Nigerian Man Who Worked as Female Nurse in A&E Escapes Jail Time

1 day ago
NMCN Issues New Policy on Exam Participation for Pregnant and Postpartum Candidates
Nursing News

NMCN Issues New Policy on Exam Participation for Pregnant and Postpartum Candidates

1 day ago
Nursing in Africa

Ghana-Grenada Nursing Export: A Systemic Talent Waste in Disguise

1 day ago
From Hospital Ward to Global Influence: UK-Based Nigerian Nurse Bemi Orojuogun Nominated for TikTok Award
Nursing News

From Hospital Ward to Global Influence: UK-Based Nigerian Nurse Bemi Orojuogun Nominated for TikTok Award

2 days ago
Ghana Faces Health Workforce Crisis: Over 74,000 Trained Health Workers Unemployed – Could Hit 180,000 by 2028
Nursing in Africa

Ghana Faces Health Workforce Crisis: Over 74,000 Trained Health Workers Unemployed – Could Hit 180,000 by 2028

4 days ago
Zambian Nurse Faces NMCZ Sanctions Following Viral Rap Video on Graduation Day
Nursing in Africa

Zambian Nurse Faces NMCZ Sanctions Following Viral Rap Video on Graduation Day

5 days ago
Lagos Woman Nearly Dies After Botched BBL by Nurse Posing as Plastic Surgeon
Nursing News

Lagos Woman Nearly Dies After Botched BBL by Nurse Posing as Plastic Surgeon

6 days ago
Fortis College Unveils 15-Month Nursing Program in Utah to Address Global Shortage
Global Nursing

Fortis College Unveils 15-Month Nursing Program in Utah to Address Global Shortage

6 days ago
Next Post
From Saving Lives to Making Hits: The Unstoppable Journey of Nurse Kelvin Ossai

From Saving Lives to Making Hits: The Unstoppable Journey of Nurse Kelvin Ossai

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Follow our socials

Facebook X-twitter Tiktok Instagram Youtube
  • ABOUT FELLOW NURSES AFRICA
  • CONTACT US
  • ADVERTISEMENTS
  • EXAM PREPARATIONS
  • TERMS OF SERVICE
  • BLOG
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • COOKIES POLICY

All rights reserved. 2025 © Fellow Nurses Africa

No Result
View All Result
  • News
    • Health News
    • Nursing News
  • Nursing Jobs
  • Articles
  • Nursing Education
  • Events
    • Nursing Conferences
    • FNA Events
  • Nursing Research
  • Contact Us
  • About Us

© 2025 Fellow Nurses Africa

WhatsApp us

%d