OOUTH Sagamu

17/06/2026

As part of efforts to strengthen productivity, professionalism, and service delivery in the public sector, the Ogun State Government organised a one-day training programme for junior staff at Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu on Wednesday, 17th June, 2026

The training, convened by the Bureau of Public Service Reform and Innovation, was themed “Service Improvement Intervention for Junior Level Officers” and held at the Glass House Auditorium, Obafemi Awolowo College of Health Sciences, Olabisi Onabanjo University, situated within OOUTH.

Leading the training team was the Permanent Secretary, Bureau of Public Service Reform and Innovation, Mr. Jola Oyeneye (mni). He was accompanied by the Director, Service Improvement and Process Re-engineering, Mr. Nurudeen Oduwaye, and the Director of Public Service Reform and Innovation, Mrs. Ibijoke Akinbode, among other officials.

In her opening remarks, the Chief Medical Director of OOUTH, Dr. Mrs. Oluwabunmi Fatungase, represented by the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Oluseun Adeko, expressed appreciation to the Ogun State Government for selecting OOUTH as one of the beneficiaries of the impactful initiative.

She noted that the training would further enhance workplace effectiveness, improve concentration, and equip public servants with the skills required to deliver quality service.

Responding, the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Oyeneye expressed satisfaction with the turnout and enthusiasm shown by participants. He highlighted the importance and benefits of continuous capacity development in building an efficient public service and encouraged trainees to remain attentive throughout the programme, noting that certificates would be presented to participants at the end of the training.

16/06/2026

In a demonstration of commitment to improved patient experience and support for healthcare service delivery, Nicky’s Mission Foundation has donated a tricycle to Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu on Tuesday, 16th June, 2026 to ease movement within the hospital environment.

The initiative is aimed at improving intra-hospital transportation and facilitating easier mobility for patients, patients’ relatives, and members of staff across various points within the hospital.

Speaking during the presentation, Nicky’s Mission Foundation noted that the donation forms part of a broader intervention to support access and convenience within healthcare settings. They further disclosed that the Foundation plans to donate two tricycles to the hospital, with the first already delivered and the second expected in the coming weeks.

Receiving the donation on behalf of the hospital, the Chief Medical Director, Dr. (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi Fatungase, expressed appreciation to Nicky’s Mission Foundation for the thoughtful gesture and commitment to supporting quality healthcare delivery.

The CMD, flanked by members of the hospital management team and other stakeholders, described the donation as timely and impactful, noting that improved mobility within the hospital contributes significantly to patient comfort, operational efficiency, and overall service experience.

She also reaffirmed the hospital’s dedication to sustaining partnerships that advance healthcare delivery and improve the wellbeing of patients and the wider community.

The presentation marks another step in strengthening collaboration between healthcare institutions and development partners in creating a more accessible and patient-centred healthcare environment.

16/06/2026

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen institutional collaboration and promote holistic healthcare delivery, a delegation from Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) paid an inspection visit to the proposed rehabilitation space of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Sagamu on Tuesday, 16th June, 2026.

The visit followed discussions initiated during the recent courtesy visit of the NDLEA team to the Chief Medical Director of OOUTH, where both institutions explored opportunities for partnership in advancing rehabilitation and healthcare support services.

During the inspection, the OOUTH delegation, led by the Deputy Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee, Dr. Ibukun Ogundele carefully assessed the proposed facility and made professional recommendations aimed at ensuring a more suitable, conducive, and patient-friendly environment for rehabilitation activities. The team emphasized the importance of creating a space that supports recovery, dignity, and effective service delivery.

The delegation also expressed OOUTH’s readiness to provide support through medical collaboration and other health-related interventions that may become necessary in strengthening the rehabilitation process.

In response, the NDLEA leadership in Sagamu, ACN Okuwobi Mutiat, and accompanying officials expressed appreciation to OOUTH for the visit, the valuable input offered, and the institution’s willingness to collaborate. They further reiterated their commitment to working towards establishing a concrete framework for partnership in the near future.

Those on the OOUTH team were Prof. Olawale Ogunsemi, Consultant Psychiatrist; Mr. Oluwaniyi Paul, Clinical Psychologist; Mr. Sikuru Anofi, Asst. Director of Administration; Susan Awosoga, Chief Information & Public Relations Officer; Ms. Omoniyi Comfort, Social Welfare Officer II; and Opeyemi Ayannusi, Information Officer.

Also with the NDLEA leadership were CSN Matthew Offor, SN Manga, ASN 1 Ayoola Ibrahim and ASN 1 Olajube Loveth.

16/06/2026

We extend our warmest congratulations and heartfelt best wishes to the Secretary to the State Government, Ogun State, on the joyous occasion of your birthday.

Today, we celebrate not only the gift of another year but also your exemplary leadership, dedication to public service, and invaluable contributions to the growth and development of Ogun State.

As you mark this special day, may God grant you renewed strength, divine wisdom, sound health, and greater accomplishments in all your endeavours. May the years ahead bring continued success, fulfilment, and abundant blessings.

We appreciate your unwavering commitment to excellence and service.

Happy Birthday and many happy returns!

15/06/2026

🩸❤️ WORLD BLOOD DONOR DAY 2026

Today, we celebrate the selfless heroes whose simple act of giving continues to save lives - blood donors.

Every unit of donated blood represents hope for patients in emergency situations, mothers during childbirth, children battling illness, accident victims, surgical patients, and individuals living with conditions that require lifesaving transfusions.

Blood cannot be manufactured. It can only come from people willing to give.

At OOUTH, we honour every donor whose generosity strengthens healthcare delivery and gives patients another opportunity to heal, recover and live.

You do not need to wear a white coat to save a life - your willingness to donate can make all the difference.

Give blood. Give hope. Save lives.
Become a regular donor. Someone, somewhere, is counting on your kindness.

11/06/2026

The Management Team of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), led by the Chief Medical Director, Dr. (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi Fatungase, paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed 21st Head of Service of Ogun State, Mr. Iskeel Saka, in his office.

Speaking during the visit, Dr. Fatungase expressed delight at the opportunity to formally welcome and congratulate the Head of Service on his appointment. She prayed for divine wisdom, strength and grace for him as he assumes the responsibility of steering the affairs of the Ogun State Civil Service.

The CMD stated that it remains a longstanding tradition of OOUTH to identify with every Head of Service and sustain cordial institutional relationships that promote staff welfare and effective service delivery.
Introducing members of the delegation, she explained that the visit reflected the unity and collaborative spirit existing within the hospital’s management and labour structures.

Dr. Fatungase further noted that her administration has continued to enjoy a harmonious and productive working relationship with the unions, a development that has contributed positively to industrial peace and institutional growth.
She reaffirmed OOUTH’s commitment to supporting the Office of the Head of Service in every positive way possible and also reminded the office that some matters affecting the hospital and members of staff had been communicated toward the end of the immediate past administration, expressing confidence that they would receive due consideration under the new leadership.

Responding, the Ogun State Head of Service, Mr. Iskeel Saka, appreciated the Management and staff representatives of OOUTH for the thoughtful visit and show of solidarity.

He reiterated the commitment of the Ogun State Government to strengthening the health sector, describing healthcare as one of the administration’s priority areas.
While commending OOUTH for its service delivery and contributions to healthcare development in the state, he encouraged the institution to continue raising standards and pursuing greater excellence.

Mr. Saka also assured the delegation that the various requests and concerns of staff would be looked into, with due consideration for their welfare and wellbeing.

On the OOUTH team were the Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr. Oluseun Adeko; Deputy Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (DCMAC), Dr. Ibukun Ogundele; Director of Finance and Accounts (DFA), Me. Muyiwa Adekanmbi; Acting Director of Administration, Mrs. Mojisola Osinloye; Chairman, Medical and Dental Consultants’ Association of Nigeria (MDCAN), OOUTH Chapter, Dr. Abimbola A. A. Oyelekan; Secretary (MDCAN), Dr. Solomon Ariyibi; Chairman, National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), Mrs. Gbonjubola O. Oyenuga; Secretary (NANNM), Oluwatoyin O. Osunkoya; Chairman, Joint Health Sector Union (JOHESU), Mrs. Sakirat Jaiyeola-Thomas; Secretary (JOHESU), Mr. Tunde Oyemade; General Secretary, Association of Resident Doctors (ARD); President, Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), Dr. Anuoluwapo Omotosho; and Chief Information & Public Relations Officer, Susan J. Awosoga.

The visit further strengthened the enduring partnership between OOUTH and the Ogun State Government in advancing healthcare delivery and promoting excellence in public service.

11/06/2026

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A Legacy Renewed, A Vision Sustained Congratulations to Dr. Oluwabunmi Motunrayo Fatungase! 🎉 A well-deserved reappointment and a strong vote of confidence in visionary leadership, dedication, and excellence in healthcare administration. As Chief Medical Director of Olabisi Onabanjo University Te...

05/06/2026

The Chief Medical Director of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Dr. (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi Fatungase, received members of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) in her office on Friday, 5th June, 2026.
The visit was in recognition of her reappointment as Chief Medical Director (CMD) and in appreciation of her contributions to the growth and development of the hospital.

During the visit, the delegation presented her with a framed photograph as a token of goodwill and support.
Presenting the gift, Dr. Benjamin Olowojebutu, former Vice President of the NMA, commended the CMD for her visionary leadership, dedication to excellence, and commitment to improving healthcare delivery and institutional development at OOUTH.

In her remarks, Dr. Fatungase expressed gratitude to the association for the gesture and reaffirmed her commitment to fostering teamwork, professionalism, and a harmonious working environment across the hospital.
She emphasized the importance of collaboration among all healthcare professionals, noting that sustainable progress can only be achieved through unity, mutual respect, and shared responsibility.

According to the CMD, every cadre of staff plays a vital role in the success of the institution, and strengthening interprofessional relationships will further enhance patient care, staff welfare, and institutional growth.
Dr. Fatungase also stressed the need to minimize professional rivalry and uphold a culture of respect and cooperation among healthcare workers. She noted that the achievements recorded by the hospital have been made possible through the collective dedication, commitment, and support of staff across all departments.
She encouraged members of staff to remain focused on innovative ideas, continuous improvement, and initiatives that will further position OOUTH as a leading healthcare institution in Nigeria.

Also present at the meeting were Dr. Lukman Ogunjimi, Chairman of the NMA Ogun State Branch; the President of the Association of Resident Doctors (ARD), OOUTH, Dr. Omotosho; and other members of the medical community.

MedicalProfessionals

04/06/2026

We didn’t just build a hospital…

We built a place of hope and comfort.

For 40 years, we have shown up in quiet battles, the emergency rooms, the first cries, and the second chances.

Every corridor tells a story.

Every department carries a legacy.

Every hand has made an impact.

This is not just a celebration of years…

It’s a celebration of lives and impact.

OOUTH @ 40 — The story continues.

02/06/2026

The Azeezat Olajumoke Gbenro Foundation (AOGF) recently visited Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, to donate essential medical equipment aimed at enhancing quality healthcare delivery within the community.

Founded by late Azeezat Olajumoke Gbenro, the foundation is dedicated to supporting healthcare institutions with vital medical equipment to improve patient care and outcomes.

Following her passing after a courageous battle with Sickle Cell Disease, her family has continued to uphold her legacy of compassion, service, and giving.

The AOGF delegation, led by Olabisi Ovie-Omojuwa, was warmly received by the Chief Medical Director, Oluwabunmi Fatugase, who expressed appreciation for the generous donation and assured the foundation that the equipment would be properly utilized and maintained for the benefit of patients.

The donated equipment are Infusion Pumps, Pulse Oximeters, Patient Monitors, Blood Pressure Monitors, Gazelle Machines, Laptop Computers and Solar Inverter Power Supply System.

The donation reflects the foundation's ongoing commitment to strengthening healthcare services and improving the well-being of communities through meaningful interventions in the health sector.