The EPFASS in Makokou, Gabon, has recently celebrated the graduation of its first batch of students, who received diplomas as nursing assistants and specialized educators. This ceremony was held under the patronage of Huguette Yvonne Nyana Ekoume-Awori Onanga, the President of the Senate. Silvère Landry Boubala, representing the President of the Senate, expressed gratitude to the organizers, particularly the director of EPFASS, Medical Colonel Jean-Bernard Adikandembo, and the graduates.
The graduation ceremony marks the culmination of a vision by President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema, who initiated the rehabilitation of the EPFASS. The director of EPFASS, Medical Colonel Jean-Bernard Adikandembo, congratulated the graduates on their hard work, resilience, and sacrifices throughout their training. He also presented the results of the promotion, with 371 out of 403 candidates declared admissible as nursing assistants, and 90 out of 97 candidates admitted as specialized educators.
In the nursing assistant program, 20 candidates were declared admissible, and 12 were not admitted. In the specialized educator program, 4 candidates were declared admissible, and 3 were not admitted. The graduates were commended for their dedication and perseverance, and the EPFASS was praised for its role in addressing the healthcare and education needs in Gabon.
Constant Lyate, speaking on behalf of the graduates, expressed gratitude to the Head of State for efforts made to revive the specialized school. The graduates' achievement is seen as a significant step towards enhancing healthcare and social services in Gabon. The EPFASS plays a vital role in providing training for healthcare and social workers, contributing to the country's development.
The graduation ceremony highlights the importance of investing in education and healthcare in Gabon. The country's efforts to improve its healthcare system and provide quality education are ongoing, with a focus on training professionals to address the needs of the population. The EPFASS is a key institution in this endeavor, providing training for nursing assistants and specialized educators.
The event also underscores the collaboration between government institutions and educational establishments to promote development in Gabon. The President of the Senate's involvement in the ceremony demonstrates the government's commitment to supporting education and healthcare initiatives. The graduates' success is a testament to the effectiveness of these initiatives.
The first batch of graduates from the EPFASS in Makokou marks a significant milestone in Gabon's efforts to enhance its healthcare and education sectors. The country's focus on training professionals to address the needs of its population is ongoing, with institutions like the EPFASS playing a vital role in this endeavor.
Key points
- The EPFASS in Makokou has graduated its first batch of nursing assistants and specialized educators, marking a significant milestone in Gabon's healthcare and education sectors.
- The graduation ceremony was held under the patronage of Huguette Yvonne Nyana Ekoume-Awori Onanga, the President of the Senate.
- A total of 371 nursing assistants and 90 specialized educators were admitted, with the remaining candidates either declared admissible or not admitted.
