Programmes, visits, competitions and representation undertaken by the Association, as published in official EKSUMSA communications.
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The Association visited Prof. Oluwadiya, Chief Medical Director of the University of Sierra Leone Teaching Hospitals Complex. Discussions covered continued collaboration, his proposed patronage of the EKSUMSA Tech Club and preparations for the NiMSA Southwest Regional Convention.
Team Heparin, Atalabi Busola and Fakorede Adetutu, won the Academic Directorate's pharmacology competition. Team Diazepam placed second and Team Adrenaline third.
The Executive President and Vice President met the Centre for Neonatal Health Research and Innovation to discuss a long-term collaboration in research, neonatal health, capacity building and student development.
The leadership discussed the position of EKSUMSA within the Students' Union Government and formally presented the Dean with a hard copy of the EKSUMSA Constitution, as approved by the Senate.
EKSUMSA delegates joined AMSA and FUOMSA at a caucus meeting at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, preceded by an educational tour of the Ile-Ife Museum.
The EKSUMSA chapters of the NiMSA Medical Outreach Programme and MWAN conducted a community outreach to mark World Hepatitis Day.
The pre-Health Week programme comprised a talent hunt, a cooking competition, a mental health webinar and the final of EKSUMSA League 4.0, played at Oluyemi Kayode Stadium and broadcast on NTA.
The EKSUMSA Local Committee of NiMSA-SCOPE met the Provost of the College of Medicine to discuss the commencement of local and international clinical elective programmes.
EKSUMSA joined AMSA and NiMSA Southwest officials on a courtesy visit to the authorities of Afe Babalola University ahead of the regional convention.
The Association hosted the NiMSA Southwest Regional Coordinator, King David, and members of the Southwest Regional Executive Council.
In a friendly match between medical students and doctors of NMA EKSUTH, the EKSUMSA team won 3–1.
EKSUMSA was named Outstanding Medical Students' Association of the Year, and the Executive President was named Most Performing MSA President of the Year.
Prof. Olofinbiyi Babatunde, Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, hosted the Executive President, Vice President and recognised students for a meeting on leadership, academic excellence and mentorship.
EKSUMSA delegates attended the MAK NiMSA Health Week at LAUTECH, Ogbomoso, alongside delegates of ABUAD MSA.
The Quiz Club's maiden intra-collegiate Obstetrics and Gynaecology quiz, attended by Prof. Olofinbiyi Babatunde, Dr Ojo Olukorode and Dr Ige Tolu.
Prof. Deji Ajayi, Provost of the College of Medicine, hosted Oladipo Daniel, recipient of a ₦50 million Federal Government grant, and Idowu Ayotomiwa, winner of the Alumni Inter-Faculty Debate.
The MBBS 2024/2025 class was inducted at the EKSU Main Auditorium.
A three-day programme welcoming the 100 Level class, with academic orientation sessions led by senior students and the Central Executive Council.
The EKSUMSA volleyball team finished third at the BAO Sports Festival 2025.
The Central Executive Council and the 10th Assembly of the Senate were sworn in at the Clinical Complex, EKSUTH.
The Association's pioneer health insurance scheme for members commenced.
A medical outreach at the King's Palace, Iworoko, a panel session on health, law and choice, the first interhouse sports competition and the annual dinner and awards.
The MBBS 400 Level side won the College of Medicine interdepartmental football competition.
The Quiz and Debate clubs represented EKSUMSA at the pioneer intercollegiate quiz of FUTAMSA.
The Health Awareness Club provided free genotype, malaria, HIV and hepatitis B testing to more than 200 people.
The Central Executive Council met the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Babatola Ayodele, and presented the case for a health insurance policy for medical students.
Themed “Timeless Health”: a public lecture, the Lion's Den pitch competition, quiz and debate, the Prof. Atiba Health Week Cup and the Gala Royale dinner.
A public awareness programme on hepatitis transmission, prevention and vaccination, with the Health Awareness Club.
The Emerging Leaders' Forum invited senior students to guide preclinical students. The keynote was delivered by Dr Ajayi David Aduragbemi, 5th President of EKSUMSA.
The Association marked ten years since its founding with a symposium, an alumni panel, sporting events and a luncheon.
The Association's principal annual programme combines community medical outreach, public lectures and panel sessions, academic competitions, sporting events and the annual dinner and awards. It is organised by a Health Week Committee appointed each session.
The inter-class football league, now in its fourth edition.
The College of Medicine interdepartmental competition.
An annual competition for the Association's female players.
The EKSUMSA volleyball team, third at the BAO Sports Festival 2025.
| Competition | Season | Champions |
|---|---|---|
| EKSUMSA League 4.0 | 2025/26 | Excelsiors FC (unbeaten) |
| EKSUMSA League 3.0 | 2025 | Phoenix FC |
| EKSUMSA League | 2024 | Shield FC |
| Provost Cup | 2025 | MBBS 400 Level |
| Health Week Cup | 2024 | Blvck Wolves |
| Futsal 1.0 | 2025 | Phoenix Medics |
| Female Futsal | 2025 | Vixens FC |
| Female Futsal | 2024 | Golden Knights WFC |
| Interhouse Sports | 2025 | The Water Tribe |
| Pharmacology Quiz 2.0 | 2026 | Team Heparin |
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