Oluwatofunmi Aliu (O.T)

#savefutambbs Continue reading your books , they said.. Continue reading for what? My hobby is not reading pls..I no dey primary school.. Accreditation should get done with urgency and those responsible should show seriousness

@Cheta_20 Bad boyy.😹

Made my first 10k from parago💀

Day 3 #Savefutambbs #AccreditFutambbs

We have gotten your assurances. Proposed dates. From ending of this month, to June. But we remember your previous promises, March 2026, December 2025, November 2024. We say no, to unofficial dates. We want coordinated dates on an official memo from MDCN and FUTA.

Day 3 of consistently demanding what is rightfully ours. Why is FUTA MBBS still without accreditation? What exactly is causing the delay? We deserve clear answers and full transparency. #SaveFUTAMBBS #AccreditFUTAMBBS

It's notabout stopping technology universities from offering medical courses.... Of course we have other technology universities offering MBBS. The likes of FUTO, LAUTECH and many others.... Let Futa do the needful, we are tired of being stuck in a preclinicals for 5 years.

@OlusegunBTC We want accreditation and we want it now! #savefutambbs

Day 3 of us telling FUTA to give us accreditation. Why haven't we gotten accreditation? Give us an official memo from MDCN and FUTA!! Signed and stamped with the official date!! #savefutambbs #AccreditFutambbs

@MedixpX @FikayoBams #savefutambbs

There comes a point where waiting quietly is no longer an option. This is that point. #savefutambbs

Day 2 of fighting to save our future. Silence from management continues — no clarity, no reassurance, no direction. Our lives have been put on hold. Our mental health is deteriorating. FUTA, until when? #SaveFUTAMBBS #AccreditationNow #NoMoreDelay #FiveYearsIsEnough

@MedixpX #savefutambbs

In a country already grappling with a critical shortage of medical doctors, it is both troubling and counterproductive that those willing and qualified to bridge this gap are being denied the opportunity to do so. #savefutambbs

@MedixpX Make I go dey learn dance drama like this.😭

Honestly I am tired.😪 #savefutambbs

How hard is it to get this Accreditation done? #SaveFUTAMBBS

Day 2 of fighting to save our future. Silence from management continues — no clarity, no reassurance, no direction. Our lives have been put on hold. Our mental health is deteriorating. FUTA, until when? #SaveFUTAMBBS #AccreditationNow #NoMoreDelay #FiveYearsIsEnough

Dear JAMB! @JAMBHQ I am writing this message to you on behalf of my colleagues, who are Medical Students at Federal University of Technology, Akure. They are presently in their 5th year in Medical School, but still in 300 level and their future at stake. They are yet to take their first professional MBBS examination, hence, no progress. I want you to explain to Nigerians like myself and my colleagues in FUTA: Why you allowed a University that lacks accreditation enrolled students for such program five years ago. Why you did not work together with MDCN to ensure only Schools they accredit, admit Students for such Course. We are asking this, not only because it's happening to FUTA Students now, but because this pattern is familiar and it's happening everytime. Students from many Universities including University of Calabar and Jos have many years wasted because of accreditation issues. 44 Graduate Doctors from University of Ilorin are still not inducted while their colleagues are half way done with their Housemanship. Medical training is stressful enough to allow some people use their selfish interests to truncate people's hope, efforts and passion. Today, many Nigerian trained Doctors are graduating with no hope, or passion for what they were ready to trade anything for, at their years of entry. This is a call to save Nigerian Health Sector! #FUTAMBBS #UNILORIN44

@MaryRoseMalomo #savefutambbs

It is abysmal, to say the least, that students who got into school in 2021 are still in 300 level after 5 solid years! FUTA, Akure, why are you delaying the journey of our friends? If there was no full accreditation, why were they admitted in the first place!?

Please read this, share and help amplify this plea until it reaches the concerned bodies. Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) medical students are currently in a heartbreaking situation, one that no student should have to endure and no family should have to navigate alone. Before I proceed, I want to first acknowledge what you are going through: five years of hope, hard work, and waiting, only to find yourself still in the same academic year you started. That is not a small delay. That is a profound disruption to a dream you have likely held since before you wrote your first entrance exam. To the FUTA MBBS pioneer students admitted in 2021: you did everything right. You gained admission. You showed up. You studied. You trusted the system but now, through no fault of your own, you are watching your peers from other universities cross graduation stages while you remain in 300 level, stuck not by ability, but by accreditation. We all know that without accreditation from the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), no medical student can legally proceed to clinical training or sit for professional exams. FUTA’s MBBS programme began without that accreditation in place. Years later, five sets of students have now enrolled, with three full sets trapped in pre‑clinicals, unable to move forward. Meanwhile, parents are being asked to fund a “mock accreditation” out of pocket. That is not how this is supposed to work. Accreditation is an institutional responsibility, not a student‑funded experiment. This is not just a bureaucratic hold‑up. It is a life on pause. You deserve clear, honest, and immediate answers to the following questions: · What is the official MDCN accreditation date? · Why was the programme launched without a clinical pathway secured? · When will the first professional (MB) exam finally hold? · If delays continue, what is the actual contingency plan for the students already in the system? To the families reading this: your efforts are acknowledged. You have paid fees, sacrificed, and believed in your children’s futures. Being asked to fund a mock accreditation is not only unfair, it is a sign that planning has failed at the top. You are not wrong to be angry, worried, or exhausted. To the authorities - @TahirMamman, @Suwaiba_Said, @NigEducation, @nuc_nigeria, @MDCNigeria, @FutaPress, @FMICNigeria - silence is no longer acceptable. These students are not statistics. They are real people with real timelines, real mental health struggles, and real dreams that are slipping away. A clear, public, step‑by‑step plan is not a favour. It is the bare minimum. To the FUTA MBBS students themselves: this is not your failure. Please hold on to that. Your worth is not measured by a delayed exam or a missing stamp on a document. But you also deserve more than patience, you deserve action. Share this. Speak up. Keep asking the questions. If you are one of those students, please lean on people who remind you that you matter beyond this struggle. Your journey is not over. But it must move forward, and soon. #SaveFUTAMBBS

For five years, FUTA MBBS students have waited. They have been patient. They understood the circumstances and even accepted an extra year. Still, no accreditation. Still, no movement. Still, no clear answers. These are not lazy students. These are young people who did everything right, gained admission, studied hard, trusted the system, but now, through no fault of their own, they are stuck. They are asking simple, fair questions: · When will the accreditation come? · When will they write their first professional (MB) exam? · What is the actual plan for the students already in the system? They are not asking for special treatment. They are asking for what they were promised. It is time to speak up. It is time for the authorities to respond. #SaveFUTAMBBS #AccreditationNow #StopTheStagnation