The Edo State College of Nursing Sciences Deputy Provost position has welcomed a distinguished professional, Mrs. Oforogba Lawretta Enogieru. Her appointment marks a significant milestone in the College’s mission to promote innovative and globally aligned nursing education. With decades of experience in midwifery, public health, and nursing pedagogy, her elevation is a testament to the institution’s commitment to grooming future-ready nurses.
Edo State College of Nursing Sciences
The Edo State College of Nursing Sciences is a leading government-owned institution located in Benin City, Edo State. It was established to provide high-quality, practical nursing and midwifery education that meets both national and international standards. With accreditations from the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN), the college offers RM, RN, and BNSc pathways for aspiring healthcare professionals. Over the years, it has earned a reputation for academic excellence, research innovation, and producing competent nurses for the Nigerian healthcare system.
Professional Background and Qualifications of Mrs. Oforogba Lawretta
This section delves into her academic and career achievements.
Before her appointment as the Edo State College of Nursing Sciences Deputy Provost, Mrs. Oforogba Lawretta served as the pioneer Head of Department for Midwifery at the college. She is a well-rounded professional holding:
- A Bachelor’s degree in Nursing Sciences
- A Master’s degree in Nursing
- Multiple professional registrations with NMCN, including; Registered Nurse (RN), Registered Midwife (RM), Registered Public Health Nurse, Midwife Educator
Her experience spans antenatal and postnatal care, basic life support, emergency rescue, paediatric care, and community health nursing. She has also contributed academically through the co-authorship of nursing textbooks and journal articles that support nursing pedagogy in Nigeria.
Vision Behind the Appointment
The appointment of Mrs. Oforogba as Deputy Provost is more than just a leadership transition; it reflects the college’s ongoing mission to integrate technological advancement with professional nursing education. Her background makes her a key driver in actualizing the institution’s vision to produce nurses and midwives who meet global healthcare standards. With her in leadership, the college anticipates deeper reforms, better academic performance, and a stronger community healthcare impact.
The appointment of Mrs. Oforogba Lawretta as the Edo State College of Nursing Sciences Deputy Provost signals a continued commitment to leadership excellence in nursing education. Her experience, qualifications, and contributions position her as an asset not only to the college but to the broader health sector in Nigeria. As she steps into this new role, students, faculty, and the healthcare community can expect innovation, mentorship, and continued academic growth from one of the country’s most dedicated nurse-educators.
