NDU Graduates 8th Set of Medical Doctors

New doctors have been urged to uphold the tenets and spirit of the Physicians Oath and avoid vices that would drag the Medical Profession into disrepute. While congratulating them for successfully completing their MBBS degree , they were also advised to work hard and improve on the basic training they have had, and make the profession and indeed the University proud. The advice was given by Prof (Mrs) Onyeye E Kunle-Olowu, former Chief Medical Director of Niger Delta Teaching Hospital, Okolobiri, in an...

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Forensic Auditors, Panacea for Fraud Control Says NDU VC

The Vice Chancellor of the Niger Delta University, Prof Samuel G Edoumiekumo has advocated for a greater role for Forensic Auditors to stem the epidemic called corruption that has become endemic in the society. He made the call at the 2nd Graduation and Induction Ceremony of fifty-two (52) Forensic Accounting and Fraud Investigation Professionals (FAFIP) held at the Main Auditorium of the Niger Delta University on April 12, 2019. He said, the complexity of today's social and economic...

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NDU Graduates Seventy (70) New Nurses

Develop Exponential Minds for Exponential Possibilities. This was the powerful message to graduating Nurses by the Dean of Faculty of Nursing Sciences, Niger Delta University Prof (Mrs) Izibeloko Jackkide at the 5th Induction Ceremony of seventy (70) new Nurses held at the Main Auditorium on April 30, 2019.The nursing profession like other professions , she said, has been revolutionized by technology. She cited the case of the Qualcomm Tricorder , a low cost medical device that is capable...

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NDU DON Advocates Proper Management of Virus

The 36th Inaugural Lecture of the Niger Delta University took place on April 17, 2019 at the University's Main Auditorium. Speaking on the topic "Viruses: Ignored, Neglected, Poorly Understood with Resulting Devastating Consequences", the Guest Lecturer, Kemebradikumo D Pondei, a professor of Medical Microbiology (Virology) at the College of Health Sciences, explained the seriousness of the threat of viruses. Viruses, he said are troublesome non-cellular organisms; ...

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