Atiba University, Oyo State, has recorded a 94.12 per cent pass rate in the November 2026 Registered Nurse Professional Examination conducted by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria.
The university disclosed this in a statement issued by its management on Thursday.
The institution said the performance involved students of its Department of Nursing Science, although it did not disclose the number of candidates who sat the examination or how many passed.
The Founder and President of the university, James Adesokan Ojebode, congratulated the successful candidates, the Head of the Department of Nursing Science and other members of staff over the result.
He said, “Congratulations to our wonderful students and the Department of Nursing Science on this impressive performance. Your dedication and hard work have yielded this commendable result.
“I appreciate the efforts of everyone who contributed to this success and encouraged us all to continue striving for greater heights. To God be all the glory.”
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Sunday Okeniyi, also congratulated the students and staff of the department, describing the result as evidence of the institution’s commitment to nursing education.
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He said, “Congratulations on this remarkable 94.12% success recorded in the November RN Nursing Council Examination. This is another testament to our collective commitment to academic excellence and quality nursing education at Atiba University Oyo.
“I commend our students, the Department and all members of staff for their dedication and hard work. To God alone be all the glory. May we continue to record greater successes.”
The Registrar, Oyepeju Ogunseye, also congratulated the successful candidates and the department, attributing the result to the students’ efforts and the support of their lecturers.
She said, “I warmly congratulate our successful Nursing students and the entire Department of Nursing Science on this commendable achievement.
“This result is a reflection of hard work, discipline, dedication and teamwork. I encourage everyone to sustain this excellent performance and continue to make Atiba University Oyo proud.”
The university management also acknowledged the contributions of the founder, vice-chancellor, registrar, Head of Department and other staff members to the students’ performance.
It said the institution would continue to work towards improving nursing education and training healthcare professionals.
