The College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, on Wednesday unveiled a comprehensive roadmap to reposition the Institute for Advanced Medical Research and Training as a leading centre for medical research, innovation and postgraduate training in Africa.
The agenda was unveiled at the opening of the institute’s two-day organisational review and repositioning retreat themed “Re-Align, Re-Energize, Re-Position,” held at the Digital Park, University of Ibadan, in Oyo State.
Speaking at the event, the Director of IAMRAT, Prof. Ike Ajayi, said the institute had reached a defining moment in its history and must adapt to the changing realities of global medical research.
Ajayi called for governance reforms, increased funding and stronger collaboration to address Nigeria’s growing healthcare challenges.
The retreat brought together the university management, former provosts, directors of research institutes, medical researchers, policymakers, development partners and alumni to chart a new direction for the institute, which has served as one of
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