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Offering client-friendly, efficient & effective tertiary healthcare. Emergency Services, Blood bank, Ophthalmic Care, Out-Patient/Specialist Clinics

Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH) is a leading healthcare provider in Ogun State, Nigeria. With annexes in Shaje, Abeokuta, and Obada, Ijebu Igbo, we're committed to delivering high-quality, accessible, and affordable healthcare services. Our focus is on emergency services, equipped with modern technology and staffed by skilled professionals. At OOUTH, we strive to provide excellent healthcare to our patients through mutual interaction and collaboration. Explore our website and social media platforms to learn more about our specialties, locations, and vacancies. Get in touch with us at [email protected] or [email protected] or +234(0)7046053663

16/10/2026

OOUTH FOOD SERVICES DEPARTMENT COMMEMORATES WORLD FOOD DAY 2026

The Food Services Department of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, joined the global community in commemorating World Food Day 2026 under the theme, “Innovate Today, Nourish Tomorrow,” highlighting the importance of innovation in nutrition, food security and sustainable food systems.

Addressing patients and participants during the programme, the Head of the Food Services Department, Mr. Jamiu Ojabello, emphasised the need to promote healthy eating habits and raise public awareness of the vital connection between good nutrition and overall well-being.

Speaking on behalf of the Management, the Acting Director of Administration, Mrs. Moji Osinloye, noted that a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains is more than a source of energy; it is fundamental to healthy living. She further stressed that protein and other essential nutrients play important roles in strengthening the immune system and supporting growth and development.

The programme featured health talks and the distribution of free meals, drinking water and fruits to participants, reinforcing the importance of healthy eating and access to nutritious food.

As OOUTH joins the global campaign for improved nutrition and food security, the Hospital reaffirms the importance of promoting healthier dietary choices and supporting sustainable food systems for a healthier population.

Together, let us innovate today for a healthier and better-nourished tomorrow.

15/10/2026

OOUTH MANAGEMENT STRONGLY CONDEMNS ASSAULT AND INTIMIDATION OF STAFF, EXPRESSES SOLIDARITY WITH NANNM OOUTH AND ALL STAFF

The Management of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, strongly condemns the unacceptable conduct of some patient relatives who, in the course of grieving, resort to aggression, intimidation, and actions that threaten the safety, dignity, and wellbeing of healthcare personnel.

While the Management deeply sympathises with families experiencing the pain of losing a loved one, grief and emotional distress must never be used to justify violence, harassment, or abuse of healthcare workers who are committed to providing compassionate care, often under challenging circumstances.

The Management stands firmly and unequivocally with the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), OOUTH Chapter, and all members of staff. The safety, dignity, and welfare of our workforce remain paramount, and no staff member should be subjected to violence, intimidation, or humiliation while discharging their professional responsibilities.

The Management wishes to assure all staff that proactive measures have been put in place since midnight to address the situation, safeguard personnel, restore and maintain order, and prevent further escalation. Appropriate actions are ongoing to uphold the dignity of our staff, strengthen security, and ensure a safe working environment for everyone within the hospital premises.

OOUTH recognises that healthcare delivery requires mutual respect, trust, and cooperation between healthcare professionals, patients, and their relatives. While we remain committed to providing quality and compassionate services to all patients, we equally maintain that the protection of healthcare workers is essential to effective and uninterrupted service delivery.

The Management therefore appeals to members of the public to remain calm, exercise restraint, and respect hospital protocols, even in moments of grief and emotional distress. All complaints and concerns should be channelled through the appropriate hospital authorities rather than expressed through confrontation, threats, or violence.

The Management remains committed to taking all necessary and appropriate steps to protect staff, patients, and visitors, while ensuring that the hospital continues to fulfil its mandate of providing quality healthcare services.

Let it be clearly understood that grief deserves compassion, but violence against healthcare workers is unacceptable. The dignity of our staff must be respected, and their safety will remain a priority.

OOUTH Management reaffirms its unwavering solidarity with NANNM OOUTH and the entire workforce and assures all staff that their concerns are receiving appropriate attention and that necessary actions are ongoing to safeguard their welfare and professional dignity.

Signed:
Dr. (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi M. Fatungase
Chief Medical Director

14/10/2026

Today, we celebrate you and appreciate your valuable contributions, commitment and service to the growth and development of Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital.

May this new year be filled with greater accomplishments, abundant blessings and joyous celebrations.

13/10/2026

Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, Ogun State, played host to The Gbadebo Foundation for Grace and Restoration during a philanthropic maternal outreach held within the hospital on Tuesday, 13th October 2026.

Upon their arrival, the Foundation’s representatives were received by the Chief Medical Director, Dr. (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi Fatungase, who expressed her sincere appreciation for the Foundation’s kind gesture and commitment to supporting maternal and newborn health. She also assured the Foundation of the hospital’s support and willingness to collaborate on subsequent philanthropic initiatives aimed at improving the well-being of patients and the communities it serves.

The outreach focused on providing essential maternal and newborn supplies to expectant mothers receiving care at OOUTH, alongside sponsorship support for eligible mothers facing financial challenges with prenatal care, delivery expenses and immediate postnatal needs.

The initiative is a commendable demonstration of compassion and social responsibility, with the potential to ease the financial burden on vulnerable families, improve access to essential maternal care and promote healthier outcomes for mothers and their newborns. Beyond the material support, the gesture offers encouragement and hope to expectant mothers, reminding them that their well-being and that of their babies matter to the wider community.

OOUTH warmly appreciates the Founder/President, Mr. Solomon Gbadebo, and the entire team of The Gbadebo Foundation for Grace and Restoration for their generosity, partnership and commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of mothers and children.

The hospital looks forward to sustaining this cordial relationship and welcoming further initiatives that advance maternal and newborn welfare.

Together, we can promote safer motherhood, healthier newborns and a stronger healthcare system.

12/10/2026

11/10/2026

💗 CELEBRATING THE GIRL CHILD: HER HEALTH, HER FUTURE! 💗

Every girl deserves the opportunity to grow, thrive and fulfil her potential in good health. As a hospital, we recognise that the healthcare needs of the girl child must be prioritised through timely medical attention, proper nutrition, immunisation, health education and access to quality healthcare.

Investing in the health of every girl today is an investment in a healthier generation tomorrow. Let us protect her wellbeing, listen to her needs and ensure she receives the care, dignity and support she deserves.

A healthy girl child is the foundation of a healthier future. 💕

10/10/2026

On this World Mental Health Day, Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, encourages everyone to prioritise mental well-being, speak openly about mental health, seek support when needed, and show compassion to others.

Remember, asking for help is a sign of strength. Let’s break the stigma, support one another, and build a healthier society—one mind at a time.

Stronger Minds, Healthier Lives! 💙

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06/10/2026

At OOUTH, we understand that quality healthcare is more than treatment—it is about people, compassion, trust and service.

From our doctors and nurses to our laboratory, pharmacy, radiology and other clinical teams, every department plays a vital role in your healthcare journey.

Behind the scenes, our administrative, finance, ICT, security, maintenance, environmental and other support teams work every day to keep the system moving and ensure that you receive the best possible experience.

Different departments. Different responsibilities. Different people.

But we are united by one purpose: you.

Because every service we provide, every decision we make and every role we play is ultimately about serving you better.

Thank you for choosing OOUTH, trusting us with your care, and giving us the privilege to serve you.

HAPPY CUSTOMER SERVICE WEEK!

05/10/2026

Today, we celebrate a distinguished member of the OOUTH Board of Management.

We appreciate your invaluable contributions, leadership and commitment to the growth and development of our institution.

May this new year bring you sound health, abundant blessings and unspeakable joy.

01/10/2026

OOUTH WELCOMES THE PILLARS WELFARE AND HERITAGE INITIATIVE FOR INDEPENDENCE DAY BABY OUTREACH

The Olabisi Onabanjo University Teaching Hospital (OOUTH), Sagamu, on Thursday, 1st October 2026, welcomed the Ogun State Chapter of The Pillars, Welfare and Heritage Initiative, led by its State Director, Mr. Olusoji Emmanuel, for the maiden edition of its special outreach to celebrate the Independence Day Baby.

As part of the initiative, the Independence Day Baby, Baby Akinbande, received cash gifts and other items from the organisation. The gifts were gratefully received on behalf of the newborn by his father, Mr. Benjamin Akinbande.

The walk-in visit to OOUTH marks the take-off of this laudable project, which is expected to extend to selected hospitals across other states of the federation.

Speaking during the visit, the State Director expressed the organisation's commitment to sustaining the initiative and assured that OOUTH would always remain a point of return for its future visits.

OOUTH sincerely appreciates The Pillars, Welfare and Heritage Initiative for choosing the hospital as the starting point of this thoughtful project. The gesture reflects the importance of compassion, generosity and community support in celebrating new life and bringing joy to families at the beginning of their parenting journey.

Together, we celebrate new beginnings and the gift of life!

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