There is a high infertility rate in the sub-Saharan region. 50 – 60% of all Gynaecological consultations is infertility
related. Training positions at postgraduate for (sub specialization) are a few causing most candidates to go abroad. There
is therefore a need for in-country certificate training to avoid quackery and ensure safe practices.
To be a leading non-governmental, not for profit, graduate medical institution in Nigeria.
To be an African leader in the education of healthcare professionals for the future through innovative teaching and research, providing diverse and realistic approaches to learning experience.
To establish excellence through research driven outcomes providing benefit to humanity from the collaborative efforts.
IMSA is committed to excellence in teaching, learning, research and to developing leaders in the various disciplines of medical sciences who make a positive outstanding impact in the world.
Our greatest strength in implementing teaching and research to our students is in the long-standing experience in medical practice, established infrastructures with cutting-edge technologies, nationally recognised track records of innovative achievements, multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural faculties of international repute.
