The Chief Medical Director of the College of Benin Educating Hospital (UBTH), Prof. Idia Ize-Iyamu, has cautioned candidates searching for internship placements on the hospital towards paying anybody for help, stressing that the method is totally free and merit-based.
Prof. Ize-Iyamu gave the warning whereas addressing over 1,500 candidates taking part within the internship interview train on the College of Benin CBT centres. She assured the candidates of transparency and equity within the choice course of, urging them to depend on their efficiency slightly than affect or connections.
“This interview is to make sure that solely one of the best are shortlisted. Connections is not going to be used. Don’t give anybody cash that will help you safe placement,” she stated.
The CMD emphasised that the hospital doesn’t function any “particular checklist” or backdoor association for candidates, noting that the train is being monitored by observers from the Federal Ministry of Well being, the Federal Character Fee (FCC), and the Workplace of the Head of Service of the Federation.
She inspired the candidates to stay centered and carry out nicely, including, “Do your finest, and I want you good luck.”
Consultant of the Federal Ministry of Well being, Mr. Kayode Oke, recommended UBTH for conducting a hitch-free and credible choice course of.
Additionally talking, the Edo State Director of the FCC, Barr. Simon Ehigie, stated the train was consistent with accredited tips and adhered strictly to the Federal Character precept.
He famous that candidates have been drawn from all 36 states of the federation, including that whereas equitable illustration was ensured, “the FCC is not going to sacrifice benefit on the altar of balancing.”
