The Department of Environmental Health Sciences at the Bayelsa State College of Health Technology, Otuogidi, Ogbia Town, is basking in the glow of an extraordinary academic milestone. The 2024 Higher National Diploma (HND2) National WAHEB examination results are in, and the department has achieved a historic 100% pass rate.
All 16 students who sat for the rigorous national examination not only passed but did so with exceptional grades, solidifying this achievement as the best result in the history of the department’s HND program. Among the students, 11 earned Upper Credit, while 5 achieved Lower Credit, showcasing a standard of excellence that speaks volumes about the quality of education and dedication within the department.
Dr. Lokobo Abraham Jonathan, Head of the Environmental Health Sciences Department, praised the students for their commitment and resilience throughout their studies. “This is a proud moment for us all,” he said. “Our students have demonstrated hard work, focus, and an unwavering desire to succeed. It is a testament to what we can achieve with the right mindset and determination.”
The department’s success has been attributed to the collective effort of the faculty, administrative staff, and the support of the college management. Dr. Lokobo also acknowledged the unrelenting dedication of the teaching staff, who went above and beyond to ensure students were well-prepared for the examination.
The college community has joined in the celebration, hailing this feat as a reflection of the institution’s commitment to academic excellence. The management of the Bayelsa State College of Health Technology has expressed its pride in the achievement, noting that it sets a benchmark for future cohorts and raises the profile of the institution on a national scale.
One of the students, speaking on behalf of the graduating class, expressed gratitude to the faculty and staff. “This success is not ours alone. It’s a shared vic0tory for everyone who believed in us, taught us, and guided us through this journey. We are proud to be products of this great institution.”
The achievement underscores the growing reputation of the Bayelsa State College of Health Technology as a center of excellence in environmental health education. The department’s performance in the 2024 WAHEB examination has set a new standard and inspired a renewed focus on academic and professional development within the college.
