The Vice Chancellor ,University of Ilorin, Prof Abdul Ganiyu Ambali, says all students will be
screened for the Ebola Virus Disease before entering the campus. Ambali
stated this on Monday while unveiling preventive kits worth N1.2 million at
the university’s health centre.
“The procurement of the anti-Ebola kits is part of the university’s
preparedness to tackle the epidemic headlong,” the vice chancellor said.
The kits, he said, included face masks, boots, hand gloves, automatic soap
dispenser, infrared thermometer and disposable bed spreads.
The vice-chancellor commended members of the institution’s Ebola
Response Committee for their foresight and prompt response.
Ambali, however, charged the university’s health workers to be alert and
follow laid down procedures in the case of an outbreak.
The university’s Director of Health Services, Mary Ajiboye, who presented
the equipment to the vice chancellor, said the kits were for the protection of
staff and students.
“The committee will place the hand sanitisers in strategic locations on the
campus such as the Senate Building, faculties, walkways and Unilorin FM
station,” she said.
screened for the Ebola Virus Disease before entering the campus. Ambali
stated this on Monday while unveiling preventive kits worth N1.2 million at
the university’s health centre.
“The procurement of the anti-Ebola kits is part of the university’s
preparedness to tackle the epidemic headlong,” the vice chancellor said.
The kits, he said, included face masks, boots, hand gloves, automatic soap
dispenser, infrared thermometer and disposable bed spreads.
The vice-chancellor commended members of the institution’s Ebola
Response Committee for their foresight and prompt response.
Ambali, however, charged the university’s health workers to be alert and
follow laid down procedures in the case of an outbreak.
The university’s Director of Health Services, Mary Ajiboye, who presented
the equipment to the vice chancellor, said the kits were for the protection of
staff and students.
“The committee will place the hand sanitisers in strategic locations on the
campus such as the Senate Building, faculties, walkways and Unilorin FM
station,” she said.
