The University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital heartly welcomes all prospective candidates for the assessment examination of Degree holders and expatriate doctors form Non-Nigerian Institutions to the hospital for the exercise. The programme which is organized by the medical and Dental Council of Nigeria is scheduled to hold from 1ST August, to 17TH November, 2017.Candidates for the programme on arrival at the University of Ilorin Teaching Hospital (Permanent site) along oke-oyi road, Ilorin, are to proceed to the Nurses hall 
for registration/documentation, or contact the following numbers for any information and enquiries.
for registration/documentation, or contact the following numbers for any information and enquiries. Kayode: 07086673931 or Joseph: 09092067664.
Wishing all candidates journey mercies and a pleasant stay in the capital city of the state of harmony.
Signed.
Prof. A.W.O Olatinwo
Chief Examiner/Chief Medical Director
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