Former Governor of Osun State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola unveiled the Alolade Oyinlola College of Health Sciences and Information Technology (AOCHSIT) .

The unveiling which was held at the college’s campus on Okuku Dam Road, was named as a tribute to his mother, Olori Alolade Oyinlola.

The institution is dedicated to establishing exemplary educational standards for aspiring health and technology professionals.

Prince Oyinlola remarked that the core of the college’s mission lies in the cultivation of practical expertise and skill development, ensuring that students are thoroughly prepared to tackle the challenges and advancements in their respective fields from the moment they enter until they graduate.

“Our focus is on nurturing innovation and creativity, equipping our students not only for careers but also for leadership roles within the health and technology sectors,” Prince Oyinlola stated.

Prince Oyinlola underscored the institution’s dedication to excellence and ethical standards, affirming, “We aspire to champion wellness, quality, and ethical conduct through our educational, service, and community engagement endeavors.” The college is future-oriented, aiming to produce graduates who are not just well-prepared but also catalysts for innovation in healthcare delivery and technology.

He also assured that all programs have received full accreditation and endorsement from relevant professional bodies, guaranteeing that students attain recognized and esteemed qualifications. “We are not only shaping students for the present; we are molding them to steer the future of healthcare and technology,” he concluded.

With a commitment to being community-centered, the college integrates global perspectives to better equip students for the future demands of their professions. It promises a personalized growth journey through its diverse range of programs, including three-year diploma courses in Environmental Health Technology, Health Information Technician, Medical Laboratory Technician, and Community Health Extension Workers, alongside certificate courses for Health Care Technicians and Assistants.