Sunday, 25 January 2015

                                                         SHALL WE BEGIN ?

It is with great pleasure we welcome you to the only week of 52 therein a year we can genuinely call ours. The fact that it coincides with the 20th anniversary of our association is also just wonderful, we hope to make this a wonderful celebration for all of us.
We have crossed our ‘ts’ and dotted our ‘Is’ in the preparation for this programme despite the obvious limitations of finance, we promised a carnival –like celebration, and that we would deliver.


It all start on Monday 26th of January  with the awareness and mobilization rally between the hours of 8am and 11 am with planned visits to the Oja –Oba as well to the palace of the Ataoja of Osogbo, Oba Jimoh Oyetunji Lanipekun, Laraoye keji for royal blessings. The market women would be educated on the essence of regular blood pressure measurements, possible complications of hypertension as well as tips on general cleanliness. We should to turn out en-masse in our ward coats. The more we are, the more ground we can cover.

On Tuesday, 27th January 2015, it’ll be time for the brains to do battle, the Quiz competition starts 10am with the inter secondary school quiz followed immediately after by the intra-collegiate quiz competition, 6 bright young minds have been selected per class and would be paired with colleagues from other classes in what has been termed ‘FACE OFF!’. Be there.

Wednesday, 28th January 2015 the public lecture holds at the 400 seater lecture theater, College of Health Sciences, Ogbomoso. The main theme Hypertension (more than just blood pressure value) would be delivered by our father and renowned Cardiologist, Professor O. G Opadijo and the other subthemes too would be taken by other well respected scholars. People who’ll be travelling are expected to register with designated people in the various classes and YES!! The day has been designated a lecture free as well as an activity free day. Enjoy.

The finals of the sport competitions would hold on Thursday, the main attraction being the David and Goliath match between LAUMSA FC and ARD FC. Many promises have been made on both sides and it promises to be an interesting encounter and the venue is the football field of st leo catholic school, Oke onitea, Osogbo. The time  being 4pm. Be there!

On Friday, there’ll be excursion to the new and improved Erin – Ijesa water falls, take off time is 10am and it promises to be so much fun both on the journey and at the venue, upon return to osogbo, we head straight to the Atlantis Grand suites for the Asun night.

The 20th anniversary of the association/ Alumni reunion holds on Saturday at Isale Osun time is 10am and the health week dinner and awards night holds on the same day at the funfilled events centre, starting 6pm. you do not want to miss that so get your tickets immediately.

Be part of the celebrations, attend events, hit the blog for exclusive pictures of events as well as other side attractions. (Alumni pictures would be released daily, you don’t want to miss the throwback pictures of our Ogas.).

For questions, comments, suggestions, clarifications, directions and any other information, please text any of the following numbers 08076431633, 08058013561, 07060467662, 08032234123, 08031160651, 07038653041 and we’ll call you back with the information you desire.
Welcome to the adventure, Health week team 2015
                                                  OUR FACES
Good morning laumsites,  it is less than 24 hrs to kick start the 11th edition of laumsa health week programme and it is high time we know the faces of laumsa.
And here they are.........

        whaoo laumsites are cool,,,,,,,,,, 
Laumsites this is our  health week and let us grace it with fun and amusement.It is you that can make it real, if you can think it you can do it.
                                                Hmmm l can't wait!!!!!

Friday, 26 December 2014

 
            VOTE DR KOLAWOLE AS RESIDENT OF THE YEAR
SR awon boys”, Dr Olajide Kolawole is a man of many parts, is your typical “go to” resident if you need a favor, if you’re in some academic trouble or you need an advice causing your own trouble. A former President of the association of resident doctors gives you a listening ear, anytime, anywhere you meet him. What really amazes me about him is the amount of student names he has committed to memory, he calls every student by their first name with a degree of affection only seen in close pals or relatives. His connection to students is second to none and even when he’s angry with you for not doing your work, the anger barely lasts 5 minutes. A politician, scholar, and friend, vote Dr Kolawole of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology as resident of the year.
                       
                              VOTE DR ODETAYO AS RESIDENT OF THE YEAR
The loaded registrar oozes class, who won’t like him, just joining the train here, looks, money, stuff, e dey. The Dr who reinforces the popular belief that a Lagos Dr is usually unique and it is the place to be for a very financially rewarding medical practice. His relationship with students is very cordial as you have no restrictions in speech when you are around him. He teaches, loves students who work hard and play hard as well. Vote the Lagos Dr, the Dr who typifies what residency should be like (in my own eyes o). vote Dr Odetayo of Obstetrics and gynecology department as resident of the year.


                    VOTE DR MAJEK AKANDE AS RESIDENT OF THE YEAR.
I believe residents are underappreciated as the bulk of the hospital work falls to them. They are doctors and students at the same time, they are the spine of any teaching hospital setting, the majority of what we learn in practical skills as medical students comes from the residents. In the midst of all these responsibility and stressful conditions, residents still find time to make for social interactions with students and a very good social interaction profile is what sets Dr. Majek apart. Jovial yet serious, playful yet stern when he needs to be. Dr Majek is the ideal resident. Definitely not lagging behind when it comes to ‘stuffing’ up medical students, an encounter with him yields brilliance dressed in banter. Still searching for his type of personality(I’m not a very good psychiatry student) but maybe ICD 13 will come up with the Majek personality or simply Unique personality. In a world where we hardly appreciate residents, Dr. Majek Akande deserves this award even if it is from medical students. He is the kind resident I hope to be one day. Vote Dr. Majek Akande of Psychiatry department as resident of the year LAUMSA health week awards.
                                             Resident of the year Award
Some ground rules.
I have no power over who wins what award at the health week dinner
Everything said is strictly my opinion and this platform is available for you to share yours
There are definitely no bad residents and I’m sure if the award committee(of which I am no part  of) have their way they would give all the residents the award.
Forgive my Osogbo bias as my three candidates are from the Osogbo arm of LAUTECH. It is just that I and infact most students feel at home there.
I have no personal out of hospital contact with any of these residents, all I’m going to say is based on the interaction within the hospital
 My candidates are Dr. Majek Akande(Psychiatry department), Dr Odetayo(O and G department) and  Dr Kolawole (O and G department).
Over the next few days/ weeks I’ll be revealing why I feel each of them is deserving of the award.
I have none of their pictures so please you’ll be required to make up a mental picture of your own as I would be as detailed as possible.
Please vote them o.