The students of the College of Medicine and Allied Sciences (CoMAS) were honoured to receive the Eastern Regional Minister, Rita Akosua Awatey, as the Special Guest of Honor at their Maiden Students Week Celebration 2026.
The successful commencement of Students’ Week 2026 was marked by a dignified opening ceremony held on 24th March 2026 at the Eastern Regional Hospital, Koforidua.
The participation of the minister underscores the importance of academic excellence, youth development, and healthcare advancement in the region.
In her address, the Honourable Minister commended the initiative of the students and emphasized the critical role of future healthcare professionals in shaping Ghana’s health system.
She further encouraged students to remain committed to service, innovation, and excellence in their academic and professional journeys. She encouraged healthcare professionals to work with great empathy.
The ceremony also featured key addresses from the Board Chair of CoMAS, Prof. Yaw Adu Gyamfi; Rector of the College, Prof. Leonard Derkyi Kwarteng; Vice President of Ghana Medical Association, Dr. Akoto-Ampaw; Dr. Amponsah-Manu of Eastern Regional Hospital; and other institutional leadership.
After an insightful medical research poster presentation session, the official unveiling of the theme for this year’s celebration took place:
“Shaping the Future of Healthcare: Knowledge, Service, and Excellence.”
The presence of such distinguished leadership reflects strong collaboration between academia and government in promoting quality healthcare delivery and professional development.
Students’ Representative on the Governing Board of CoMAS, Dr. Divine Kabutey Agyemang-Lardey, encouraged students to take the Maiden Students Week seriously as their future depends on what they do in the present.
The College of Medicine and Allied Sciences is a leading private medical school accredited by GTEC and the Medical and Dental Council to train medical doctors.
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