EASTERN ZONE 

Blessed be our Saviour, the Lord Jesus Christ, who has blessed us with all spiritual blessings in heavenly places. The Lord has faithfully strengthened us for the work in His vineyard, and to the glory of His name, much has been accomplished across the Eastern Zone, even as we anticipate greater testimonies in our chapters.

Across the zone, activities were anchored on the core pillars of Prayer, Academics, and Missions, with chapters actively mobilizing members towards the Eastern Zonal Prayer and Missions Conference (EZPMC). The month opened with Abba Father prayers across several chapters, setting the tone for sustained spiritual engagement.

Prayer: Chapter days of fasting and prayer were widely observed across the zone, including ABSUTH, AEFUTH, COOUTH, ESUTH, EBSUTH, GUTH, IMSUTH, NAUTH, NDUTH, RSUTH, UCTH, UNTH, UPTH, and UUTH. Weekly class meetings and prayer gatherings were consistently held across chapters, reinforcing spiritual growth and alignment with the theme of the year. Notably, ESUTH sustained chain prayers towards IMM East, while EBSUTH maintained bi-weekly testimony sharing sessions.

Academics: Academic engagements remained active across chapters. COOUTH held joint clinical and pre-clinical forums, alongside class executive nominations. ESUTH commenced the Excel Mentorship Scheme, while UUTH organized tutorials and orientation for 100-level students, alongside class meetings across various levels. Academic seminars and structured learning engagements continued across chapters, strengthening capacity and professional development.

Missions and Outreach: Mission activities were also evident across the zone. ESUTH conducted an orphanage outreach, while IMSUTH organized hospital evangelism and an oral health campaign. These efforts reflect a growing commitment to practical expressions of faith through service and community impact.

Leadership and Other Engagements: Leadership development and fellowship activities were sustained across chapters. ABSUTH conducted leadership training for class executives, while EBSUTH held vision-sharing sessions with cluster leaders and celebrated her final-year sendforth/induction. GUTH hosted logo exploration sessions, while UUTH held brothers’ and sisters’ retreats alongside an alumni quarterly meeting.

The Eastern Zonal Committee also convened to review chapter reports, assess progress, and strengthen coordination across the zone, particularly in preparation for the EZPMC.

In all, the Lord has remained faithful to the Eastern Zone, guiding every step and strengthening every chapter. We remain confident that He who has begun a good work will bring it to completion. 

WESTERN ZONE – Theme: “The Outpouring; A Fruitful Life.”

We return all glory to God for the impactful and diverse activities recorded across the Western Zone. As we continue in the light of the instructions received for the year, we press forward as a people equipped, nurtured, and positioned to bear lasting fruit across our chapters.

Meetings and Activities: Across the zone, the month opened with Abba Father prayers in all chapters, setting a strong spiritual foundation. This was followed by theme expositions, logo explorations, leadership meetings, and a wide range of spiritual and academic engagements.

Chapters such as AAU/ISTH, ABUADTH, BUTH, EKSUTH, IUTH, LASUTH, LUTH, OAUTHC, OOUTH, UBTH, UCH, UITH, UNIMEDTH, and UNIOSUNTH sustained vibrant fellowship through general meetings, executive meetings, and structured teaching sessions. Key themes explored included The Outpouring, Logo Exploration (Cross and Syringe), and practical Christian living in medicine.

Prayer remained central, with chapter days of fasting and prayer widely observed, alongside weekly prayer meetings, night prayers, and executive prayer sessions. Several chapters also held Post-CEC retreats, vision-sharing meetings, and leadership trainings to strengthen structure and alignment.

Fellowship expressions were evident through Valentine in-reaches, freshers’ welcome programs, brothers’ and sisters’ meetings, and campus evangelism efforts, fostering unity and spiritual growth among members.

Academic activities were also sustained across chapters, including tutorials, mock examinations, mentorship engagements, reading stretches, and academic conferences. Notably, chapters like LTH and UUTH maintained structured academic support systems, ensuring members thrive spiritually and academically.

Missions: Mission activities were actively carried out across the zone. Hospital evangelism was conducted in multiple centres including BUTH, OOUTH, UBTH, and UNIOSUNTH. Community and campus outreaches also featured prominently, including motor park outreach (UNIOSUNTH), secondary school outreach (UCH and Owo axis), and medical outreaches such as LUTH’s community engagement in partnership with ministries.

Chapters also demonstrated compassion through targeted outreaches such as visits to the Cheshire Home (LASUTH) and various Valentine outreaches across clinical and preclinical arms.

Overall, the Western Zone continues to reflect a vibrant expression of faith in action, integrating prayer, academics, and missions in alignment with the vision of raising Christ-centred healthcare professionals.

NORTHERN ZONE

The outpouring of the Spirit experienced at the 1st Central Executive Committee meeting remains fresh in our hearts. Having encountered the upper room experience, the focus now is on the evidences of that outpouring, a fruitful life. It is our earnest desire that the Lord will continually enlarge our capacity to sustain all that He has poured upon us.

Meetings and Activities: Across the Northern Zone, chapters remained actively engaged through prayer meetings, Bible studies, academic sessions, and leadership engagements.

ATBUTH commenced with prayers and a chapter day of fasting, followed by Bible study and a financial summit. AKTH explored the Nigerian flag as part of the CMDA logo, held a public awareness on oral health, conducted a prayer walk, and organized a missions awareness session. ABUTH sustained a balance of spiritual and academic growth through case studies, academic sessions, financial teachings, and multiple prayer engagements.

BDTH combined Bible study with a dedicated week of prayer and missions activities, including participation in World Oral Health Day. BHUTH began with prayers and fasting, inducted final-year brethren, and engaged in logo exploration, while BSUTH hosted sessions including logo exploration, academic seminars, and a freshers’ welcome service.

FUHS (Lafia) held joint clinical and preclinical meetings, a chapter retreat, and a financial awareness summit. GSUTH maintained a rich schedule including vision teachings, hymnal services, financial seminars, and a quarter-end prayer stretch. UATH sustained engagement through prayer meetings, logo exploration, Bible study, and financial teachings.

UDUTH held academic presentations, joint class meetings, and logo exploration sessions, while UMTH engaged members through Bible study, prayer meetings, and academic-themed activities, including World Oral Health Day.

Missions: Mission activities were carried out across the zone through hospital, campus, and community outreaches.

ATBUTH and FUTHL conducted secondary school outreaches, while ABUTH and UDUTH carried out hospital evangelism within their wards. AKTH combined public health awareness with missions sensitization, while BDTH held a week-long prayer and missions focus alongside ward evangelism.

BSUTH extended outreach to hostels and organized missions awareness programs, while UATH also carried out secondary school outreach within the preclinical arm. Several chapters, including BHUTH, GSUTH, and UMTH, actively participated in the national missions day of prayer and fasting.

From meetings to outreaches, the Northern Zone remains committed to unveiling Christ through holistic care, spirit, soul, and body, while equipping members for effective service.

To God be all the glory.