Welcome To WACP Nigeria E-Newsletter
Official Newsletter of West African College of Physicians
Connecting fellows and members with the latest news, updates and achievements of the college.
Dr Sunday O. Malomo
National Secretary
Milestones and contributions
Informative and inspring articles
Continuing Medical Education
Pioneering Medical Care
Introducing WACPNG Newsletter
Experience over the years has shown that beyond the AGSMs when we gather in general and scientific meetings, there is little interaction and communication between the Chapter and its Fellows and Members. Yes we interact at exams, faculty educational courses, college AGSM, whatsapp groups etc, these fora do not provide for effective communication on the activities of the chapter and activities of our Fellows and Members in their various areas of endeavor. This E-Newsletter hopes to bridge this yawning gaps.
HAIL THE GREAT COLLEGE, OUR HOMAGE WE PAY!
This Edition Covers:
- Achievements
- Feature Articles
- Faculty news and updates
- Chapter and College announcements
- Research and training opportunities
- Photo gallery
Key Features & Highlights
Meet Dr Sunday O. Malomo
Dr. Sunday Olukayode Malomo is a distinguished Chief Consultant in Family Medicine and a prominent figure within the medical community in Nigeria. He has dedicated over three decades to advancing healthcare, serving primarily at the Federal Medical Centre in Abeokuta, where his research has focused heavily on community health challenges like hypertension and diabetes management. Within the West African College of Physicians (WACP), he plays an active role in training the next generation of medical specialists, authoring and instructing e-learning and residency courses for the Faculty of Family Medicine.
Dr. Sunday Olukayode Malomo is a distinguished Chief Consultant in Family Medicine at the Federal Medical Centre in Abeokuta, Nigeria, and an active educator for the West African College of Physicians (WACP). With over three decades of medical experience, his work heavily focuses on improving primary care and chronic disease management, particularly through published research on how family support systems and patient self-care impact the treatment of hypertension and Type 2 diabetes. As a senior academic and mentor, he plays a vital role in training post-graduate resident doctors to deliver high-quality, community-focused medical care across the region.
INTRODUCING THE WACPNG NEWSLETTER
Experience over the years has shown that beyond the AGSMs when we gather in general and scientific meetings, there is little interaction and communication between the Chapter and its Fellows and Members. Yes we interact at exams, faculty educational courses, college AGSM, whatsapp groups etc, these fora do not provide for effective communication on the activities of the chapter and activities of our Fellows and Members in their various areas of endeavor. This E-Newsletter hopes to bridge this yawning gaps.
The WACPNG E-newsletter will serve as a means of information dissemination between members, fellows, faculties and chapter leadership. The newsletter will feature:
- Achievements and contributions of our distinguished fellows and members across the world
- Feature articles
- Chapter training and conferences
- Faculty news and updates
- Chapter and College announcements
- Research and training opportunities
- Photo gallery
- Links to useful resources and more…..
This first edition is dedicated to the chapter activities in the last one year under the able leadership of our National Chairman/College VP-Nigeria Dr. BSC Uzochukwu. We welcome contributions from all our Faculties, fellows and members.
May the WACPNG E-newsletter foster better communication among us and promote the unity, growth and development of our chapter and college.
HAIL THE GREAT COLLEGE, OUR HOMAGE WE PAY!
Dr Sunday O. Malomo
National Secretary