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OCI Foundation

“The OCI Foundation is registered with the Australian Taxation Office as an Income Tax exempt Charity, and has a Deductible Gifts Recipient (DGR) status. All donations over $2 are tax deductible”.

” . . . we rise, by lifting others”

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Awka (Headquarters) Office: +234(0)9099375689;
OCI Foundation, Suite 2a, Cyfed House (opposite UNIZIK permanent site gate), Awka, Nigeria.

Abuja Branch Office: +234(0)8066092959;
OCI Foundation, Control Office (the Basement), SINOKI HOUSE (Old Tofa House), Plot 770, Off Samuel Ademulegun Avenue (Opp Ministry of Transportation), CBD, Abuja, Nigeria.

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NIGERIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (NIMSA) APPRECIATE THE OCI FOUNDATIONThe Nigerian Medical Students Association (NiMSA), along with is subsidiary, the Auwal Shanano Foundation, have both written appreciation letters to the OCI Foundation’s President, Assoc. Prof. Chris Ifediora.It should be recalled that, in May 2020, the OCI Foundation covered the costs of the maiden (2020) edition of the Auwal Shanano Foundation National Essay Competition (TASNEC), which featured students from ALL THE MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA.Before then, in August 2020, the OCI Foundation also sponsored the first-ever Literary Award for Medical Students (LAMS). At the time, it was staged only for the medical schools South-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria, who initiated the idea. However, the 2021 Edition of LAMS will feature medical schools from ALL THE GEO-POLITICAL ZONES OF NIGERIA, a decision that reflects Dr Ifediora’s firm commitment to inspiring youths and medical undergraduates across the Nigerian nation, irrespective of gender, religion, ethnicity or political orientation.LAMS is designed to identify, inspire, and reward medical students who show literary dexterity. As stated, its next edition, which will be concluded before November 2021, will be merged with TASNEC. In addition to cash awards for the competition, the OCI Foundation will be providing branded medical scrub outfits and stethoscopes for the top 10 performers in the competition, with automatic membership to the OCI Foundation offered to the top 3 as well.For the records, TASNEC was originally established by NiMSA in honour of its former President, the late Auwal Shanano, who died in 2011 while on active service for NiMSA. NiMSA is the national body that represents all the medical students in Nigeria, and is made up of medical schools from all six geo-political zones in Nigeria.#werisebyliftingothers#ocifoundation#lams ... See MoreSee Less

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NIGERIAN MEDICAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (NIMSA) APPRECIATE THE OCI FOUNDATIONThe Nigerian Medical Students Association (NiMSA), along with is subsidiary, the Auwal Shanano Foundation, have both written appreciation letters to the OCI Foundation’s President, Assoc. Prof. Chris Ifediora.It should be recalled that, in May 2020, the OCI Foundation covered the costs of the maiden (2020) edition of the Auwal Shanano Foundation National Essay Competition (TASNEC), which featured students from ALL THE MEDICAL SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA.Before then, in August 2020, the OCI Foundation also sponsored the first-ever Literary Award for Medical Students (LAMS). At the time, it was staged only for the medical schools South-East geopolitical zone of Nigeria, who initiated the idea. However, the 2021 Edition of LAMS will feature medical schools from ALL THE GEO-POLITICAL ZONES OF NIGERIA, a decision that reflects Dr Ifediora’s firm commitment to inspiring youths and medical undergraduates across the Nigerian nation, irrespective of gender, religion, ethnicity or political orientation.LAMS is designed to identify, inspire, and reward medical students who show literary dexterity. As stated, its next edition, which will be concluded before November 2021, will be merged with TASNEC. In addition to cash awards for the competition, the OCI Foundation will be providing branded medical scrub outfits and stethoscopes for the top 10 performers in the competition, with automatic membership to the OCI Foundation offered to the top 3 as well.For the records, TASNEC was originally established by NiMSA in honour of its former President, the late Auwal Shanano, who died in 2011 while on active service for NiMSA. NiMSA is the national body that represents all the medical students in Nigeria, and is made up of medical schools from all six geo-political zones in Nigeria.#werisebyliftingothers#ocifoundation#lams ... See MoreSee Less

Appreciation Letters from the Nigerian Medical Students Association (NiMSA) to the OCI Foundation

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11 Jun Appreciation Letters from the Nigerian Medical Students Association (NiMSA) to the OCI Foundation Posted at 08:22h in Announcements, Blog, OCI in the News by Admin, OCI Foundation 0 Comments 0 ...

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