Tg Omalo Ft Tog Singers – You Alone Art Worthy


The debut single “You Alone Art Worthy ” is a song birthed out of a reflection on the magnitude of God’s love and mercies expressed in the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.


It was written by Tg Omalo through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit. Tg Omalo is a songwriter, lead vocalist, passionate teacher and leader of a gospel music team called the THRONE OF GRACE SINGERS with the vision of “Building a sense of gratitude for greater altitude”, and with its motto; “making rains of blessings” anchored on the scripture Psalms 67:5-6.


Tg Omalo believes that worship and praise must resonate from a heart of gratitude to God for his enduring mercies. It is his greatest desire that through his music, every man will live in the consciousness of God’s goodness daily, by maintaining a grateful heart.


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In his address, Prof. Walter Nwafia, the Provost of COOU College of Medicine, said the institution had made steady progress in the training of qualified medical doctors and other academic fields.

Nwafia said the college, in conjunction with COOU Teaching Hospital, sustained competitive post-graduate programmes in various departments and also secured accreditation processes.

He congratulated the doctors and charged them to be worthy ambassadors of the college, their teachers and parents who contributed in no small measure to their successes.


The provost, who appreciated the Anambra government and the university management for their support, said that there were still areas where the college needed assistance.

He identified inadequate academic staff, lack of office accommodation and inadequate funding of the college as some of the university’s major challenges.

“We solicit urgent intervention in the college infrastructure, official vehicles, movement of pre-clinical faculty to Awka and medical students’ bus,” he said.



Delivering the induction lecture, Prof. Ernest Onwasigwe said there was a need for a policy that would engender convergence for medicine and religion because of the way they affect each other.

He said doctors and spiritual leaders were equally important to the patients because of their role in the total wellbeing of his body, soul and spirit.


He called for a review of the ethics of medical practice and a new policy that would unify the practitioners to ‘evolve a holistic healthcare system’ that guarantees the total healing of the man.

The Vice-Chancellor of COOU, Prof. Greg Nwakoby, congratulated the new medical doctors and advised them against cutting corners or engaging in get rich quick approach in their practice.


Nwakoby, who was represented by Prof. Solomon Ekwenze, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), urged parents to be patient with the young doctors and not to expect so much from them, saying that they still had a long way to go.


“Do not put pressure on them but rather pray for them and support them,” he said.

Dr Vincent Okpala, the Commissioner for Health in Anambra, said the state government would assist the doctors as they move to the next phase of their career.

He said COOUTH was being equipped with modern state of the art diagnostics equipment and that those who would do their Housemanship and Residency in the place would have the benefit of being exposed to the machines.


Out of the 47 newly graduated medical and surgery students of the college into medical profession with an inductee, Dr Ebuka Gideon Obiasor, winning 11 out of 14 awards available at the occasion.

Obiasor hails from Oba in Idemili South LGA of Anambra state

Dr Ebuka Gideon Obiasor was the cynosure of all eyes having won 12 awards, including the overall best graduating student for 2019 set of the Medical College.

Obiasor won the best Biochemistry, Physiology student and overall best in 2nd MBBS, Pathology, Pharmacology as well as overall best in 3rd MBBS, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Community Medicine and 4th MBBS.

He also won the best student in Surgery and overall best in 5th MBBS.


Other award winners were Dr Dennis Adinnu, best in Anatomy in 2nd MBBS, Dr Claire Chiebonam, best in Pediatrics in 4th MBBS and Dr Obioma Egwuagu, best graduate in Medicine.

Speaking on behalf of all inductees, Dr Gideon Ebuka Obiasor, assured his alma mater, parents and patients they would not disappoint them in the course of practice.


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The National Youth Service is a one year compulsory programme for graduates arranged by Nigerian Government to promote national unity and help fresh graduates find their way around labour market.


They assign all corp members to different states and on reaching the various states every corp member is assigned a place of primary assignment, this is where the problem lies most times some PPAs pay to support the corp members while some don’t, some states pay while some don’t, some states have better opportunities than others, causing the usual clamour and prayers by mobilised corp members to be posted to states with better opportunities.





The Federal Government pays an allowance of 19,800 naira per month, getting a state and a PPA that pays makes you a bigger corp member while corp members that find themselves in a state and PPA that doesn’t pay are the average corp members they always wear the “NYSC ISSA SCAM” face, if you echo “corper wee!!” You are strictly on your own because this set of corp members won’t even smile at you. They trek to work to make the 19,800 count they are the real corpers, certified “under the rain and in the sun, with diligence and selflessness corpers”.


The later was the case of this young corper Patrick while others are complaining and murmuring, Patrick was looking for a solution, determined to make his one year work, he began to look around for anything that can fetch him extra cash, as a result of this Patrick became the famous “Banana boy”.

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I have seen many guys who can’t just stand before a female corper and talk to her about love because they are shy.

These shy guys are usually cute lovers but to ‘speak out’ is always their major problem.

Even when girls use ‘body language’ on them, they still don’t know where to start or what to say.


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