Anchor University Health Services

She obtained her Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) degree from Shenyang Medical College, China, graduating in 2019. Following her medical training, she gained valuable clinical experience at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), one of Nigeria’s foremost tertiary healthcare institutions, where she developed broad exposure to clinical practice across multiple specialties.

Beyond hospital-based practice, Dr. Yakubu has demonstrated a strong commitment to community health, preventive medicine, and health promotion. She has participated in community health outreach programmes and volunteered with various health-focused organisations, contributing to disease prevention, health education, community engagement, and improved access to healthcare services for diverse populations.

Dr. Yakubu is a fully licensed medical practitioner in Nigeria and a member of the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN). She is also affiliated with the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria (NPMCN). Her professional interests include preventive medicine, community health, healthcare administration, clinical service delivery, and continuous quality improvement in healthcare systems.

As Medical Coordinator, Dr. Yakubu provides oversight for clinical operations, medical screening programmes, health promotion and wellness initiatives, patient care coordination, and multidisciplinary healthcare services within the University Health Centre. She works collaboratively with medical, nursing, pharmacy, laboratory, administrative, and other healthcare professionals to promote efficient and coordinated service delivery.

Driven by professionalism, compassion, innovation, and a commitment to excellence, Dr. Yakubu Peace is dedicated to strengthening the University Health Centre as a reliable centre of care, health education, prevention, and wellness. Through her leadership, she contributes to creating a healthy, safe, supportive, and productive academic environment in which students and staff can thrive.

He studied Pharmacy at Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, graduating in 2006, and subsequently became a registered pharmacist. Over the years, he has built extensive experience across clinical pharmacy, clinical pharmacology, drug safety, pharmacovigilance, antimicrobial therapy, public health, health education, and healthcare service delivery.

He currently serves as the Chief Pharmacist/Pharmacist in Charge at Anchor University Health Services, where he contributes to the provision and coordination of healthcare services for students and staff. His professional interests extend beyond medicines to include preventive healthcare, rational drug use, medication safety, health promotion, wellness, and integrated healthcare delivery.

As an educator and facilitator, he has contributed to the training and development of healthcare students across pharmacy, nursing, medical laboratory science, and telehealth. He is passionate about producing healthcare professionals who combine knowledge with competence, character, compassion, and responsibility.

His service extends into community health, medical screening, staff wellness, health awareness, digital health, and institutional health development. He has a particular passion for turning health needs into practical interventions that can improve lives and strengthen healthcare systems.

Pharmacist Obayemi is also a strong believer in leadership through service. His approach is characterised by initiative, collaboration, mentorship, integrity, and a determination to translate ideas into meaningful results.

“Healthcare is more than a profession; it is a responsibility to preserve life, restore health, educate people, and serve humanity with excellence.”

He has gained extensive professional experience working in several private hospitals as well as higher-education health institutions. He served at Joseph Ayo Babalola University, Ikeji-Arakeji, for approximately 12 years, further strengthening his experience in university-based healthcare delivery.

Mr. Bamisaye obtained his Nursing Practice Licence in 1987 from the School of Nursing, Obangede, now in Kogi State. His long-standing professional journey reflects a strong commitment to nursing practice, patient care, clinical responsibility, and healthcare administration.

At Anchor University Health Services, he works collaboratively with medical, pharmacy, laboratory, administrative, and other healthcare personnel to promote efficient service delivery and support the health and wellbeing of students and staff.

With decades of professional experience, he brings to his role a combination of clinical knowledge, leadership, institutional experience, discipline, and commitment to quality healthcare delivery.

With extensive experience in clinical laboratory science and diagnostics, she oversees all laboratory operations, quality benchmarking, and diagnostic testing frameworks in the University Health Centre. Under her leadership, the unit manages specialised diagnostic wings, including Haematology, Medical Microbiology, Chemical Pathology, Parasitology, Serology, and Toxicology, ensuring that all student, staff, and fitness assessment screenings meet strict national medical accuracy and safety standards.

Mrs. Anderson-Igbedikuru is dedicated to driving continuous quality improvement and equipment calibration accuracy, and to ensuring rapid, dependable results that help clinicians deliver precise patient care and diagnosis.

She has several years of experience as a professional Health Information Officer in various health facilities and in diverse capacities.

She is currently a Chief Health Information Officer at Anchor University Health Centre, where she is a pioneer member of the Centre and of the Health Information Management Unit. She commenced service on 1 February 2017, coinciding with the start of the University’s clinical operations.

Mrs. Abioye has led efforts to strengthen data quality, confidentiality, accessibility and security while supporting the implementation and continuous improvement of Electronic Medical Records. She also develops standard operating procedures, mentors staff and collaborates with clinical and administrative teams to advance data-driven healthcare delivery. Her professional interests include digital health transformation, EMR implementation, interoperability and the use of reliable health information for effective decision-making.

Key operations & leadership functions

• Provides leadership and professional oversight for the Health Information Management Unit.
• Establishes and maintains effective systems for patient registration, documentation, records management, retrieval, storage and confidentiality.
• Coordinates the collection, validation, compilation and reporting of health statistics and management information.
• Oversees the preparation of routine health information reports, statistics and service indicators for management decision-making.
• Supports the implementation and continuous improvement of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) within the Health Centre.
• Drives the transition from predominantly paper-based processes to digitised health information management and electronic documentation.
• Works with relevant stakeholders to improve data quality, accessibility, security and interoperability of health information.
• Develops and promotes standard operating procedures for efficient health records and information workflows.
• Provides technical guidance to staff on proper clinical documentation and health information practices.
• Supports quality improvement initiatives through the use of accurate, timely and reliable health data.
• Ensures compliance with professional standards relating to health records, confidentiality, privacy and information governance.
• Participates in planning, policy development, monitoring and evaluation of Health Centre activities.
• Mentors and supervises staff within the Health Information Management Unit.
• Collaborates with clinical and administrative teams to strengthen data-driven healthcare delivery.