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Interactive Session Engages Participants at RRBN Retraining Programme in Ikirun

 

An engaging and insightful interactive session was held as part of the ongoing X-Ray Technicians Retraining Programme at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, bringing together participants and key stakeholders for open dialogue and professional exchange.


The session featured contributions from Adeyemi Jubril Olalekan, Dr. Moshood Idowu Yusuf, and representatives of the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN), who collectively addressed participants on critical professional and academic matters.

Adeyemi Jubril Olalekan welcomed participants and emphasized the importance of continuous professional development in maintaining excellence within the healthcare sector. He encouraged attendees to take full advantage of the refresher programme, stressing discipline, dedication, and adherence to regulatory standards as essential qualities for career growth in radiographic practice.

Dr. Moshood Idowu Yusuf further enriched the session by responding to technical questions from participants, offering clarity on radiation safety, equipment handling, and examination preparation. His practical insights helped participants better understand the expectations of the programme and the evolving demands of the profession.

The RRBN representative also addressed the gathering, reaffirming the Board’s commitment to upholding professional standards nationwide. The representative highlighted the need for compliance with updated regulations, ethical conduct, and continuous learning to ensure safe and effective radiographic services across healthcare institutions.

The interactive session created an open platform for participants to ask questions, share experiences, and receive guidance directly from experts and regulatory officials. The atmosphere was described as productive and motivating, reinforcing the core objective of the refresher programme.

Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, continues to provide a supportive academic environment that fosters professional growth, collaboration, and knowledge exchange.

Mr Odedele Akintayo Adekunle Introduces Participants to Digital Imaging Advancement

 

Modern technological advancement in radiography was thoroughly explored by Mr Odedele Akintayo Adekunle during his lecture on Introduction to Daylight/Digital Image Processing (MXT 303). 

He exposed participants to digital imaging systems, computerized processing methods, and the transition from conventional darkroom techniques to daylight and digital platforms.

His session emphasized efficiency, speed, image storage solutions, and the importance of adapting to contemporary digital radiography trends within the healthcare system.

 Participants gained insight into how digital transformation is reshaping diagnostic services and improving patient care outcomes.

The diversity of lecturers and subject areas at the retraining programme reflects the structured and comprehensive approach adopted by the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN). 


The programme continues to reinforce professional competence, promote safety standards, and enhance technical expertise among X-ray technicians.

Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, once again demonstrates its capacity to host high-level professional academic programmes that meet national standards.

Dr. Moshood Idowu Yusuf Deepens Knowledge in Radiation Physics and Manual Film Processing


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Moshood Idowu Yusuf delivered comprehensive lectures on Atomic and Radiation Physics (MXT 112), where he examined the scientific principles behind radiation production, interaction with matter, and radiation safety measures.

 He stressed the importance of controlled exposure, patient protection, and compliance with regulatory standards in radiographic practice.

Beyond theoretical physics, Dr. Yusuf also facilitated Manual Film Processing: Equipment and Techniques (MXT 202). 

He demonstrated the correct handling of processing chemicals, equipment maintenance, and step-by-step procedures required to achieve optimal radiographic film development. 

His lectures reinforced both safety consciousness and technical competence among participants.

Miss. Oyedele Baleekis Temilade Emphasizes Equipment Management and Quality Assurance

 The programme further progressed with detailed sessions delivered by Miss. Oyedele Baleekis Temilade. She handled Automatic Film Processing: Equipment and Techniques (MXT 205), where participants were introduced to modern automated processing systems, operational guidelines, and maintenance culture necessary for efficient service delivery.

She also addressed Darkroom Health Hazards and Quality Assurance (MXT 206), highlighting environmental safety, chemical hazard management, and systematic quality control procedures in radiographic departments. Her lecture on Basic Radiographic Equipment (MXT 302) provided practical knowledge about the functions, calibration, and routine servicing of essential radiographic machines.


Her sessions focused on ensuring that participants not only understand the equipment but also operate them responsibly in line with global best practices.

Brig. Gen. Solomon Ekott David (Rtd) Provides Strong Academic Foundation in Anatomy and Image Processing

 


The academic sessions of the ongoing X-Ray Technicians Retraining Programme at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, commenced with impactful lectures delivered by Brig. Gen. Solomon Ekott David (Rtd). He facilitated Human Anatomy I (ANA 121) and Human Anatomy II (ANA 122), where he carefully guided participants through the structural organization of the human body, including skeletal systems, muscular frameworks, and internal organs relevant to radiographic procedures.

His lectures emphasized the importance of anatomical accuracy in diagnostic imaging, explaining how proper understanding of body landmarks enhances precision in positioning and image interpretation. Participants were engaged in interactive discussions that linked anatomical theory directly to clinical radiographic practice.

In addition, Brig. Gen. Ekott David handled Medical Image Processing (MXT 102), focusing on the principles of producing high-quality diagnostic images. He discussed exposure factors, image clarity, contrast management, and the need for strict adherence to professional standards. His sessions laid a solid academic foundation for the retraining programme.

Registration Commences for RRBN Refresher Programme at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun


 

Registration, Verification, and Materials Distribution Ongoing for RRBN Refresher Programme at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun Activities at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, continued smoothly as participants of the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN) Refresher Programme underwent registration, verification of results, screening, and distribution of programme materials.

The exercise was conducted in an orderly and transparent manner, with officials carefully verifying participants’ academic and professional documents to ensure compliance with RRBN requirements. 

Screening procedures were carried out to confirm eligibility, while approved training materials were issued to participants to support effective learning throughout the programme.

Both the RRBN Board and the School Management monitored the process, expressing satisfaction with the level of organization and cooperation displayed by participants. 

The smooth conduct of the exercise further reflects the readiness of the institution to host the programme successfully.

Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining high standards, professionalism, and efficiency in line with RRBN guidelines as the refresher programme progresses..

Participants Arrive at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun for RRBN Refresher Programme

 Participants for the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria (RRBN) Refresher Programme arrived yesterday at Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, Osun State, ahead of the commencement of the approved programme.


The arriving participants were warmly received by the Management and staff of the College, as necessary arrangements were put in place to ensure a smooth and comfortable stay throughout the duration of the programme. Accommodation, security, and other essential facilities were made available to support effective learning.


According to the school management, the RRBN Refresher Programme is scheduled to hold from 9th to 17th February, and is aimed at enhancing professional competence and updating participants’ knowledge in line with current radiographic standards.


Legend College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ikirun, expressed appreciation to the Radiographers Registration Board of Nigeria for the confidence reposed in the institution and reaffirmed its commitment to delivering a successful and well-coordinated programme.