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FCAH&PT, Ibadan's Chief Technologist Bags World's Award

Mr. Paul Oluwadare

One of FCAHPT, Ibadan's Chief Animal Health Technologist, Mr. Paul Oluwadare, has been awarded the 2020 Global Animal Welfare Award by the World Veterinary Association (WVA) and Ceva Santé Animale.


Oluwadare who is a Veterinary Technician, is the author of 14 textbooks addressing topics in animal health and welfare and is a leading exponent of animal welfare delivery in Nigeria.


Presenting the awards at the 4th Global Animal Welfare Awards, the World Veterinary Association and Ceva Santé Animale expressed delight that Oluwadare and five others made this year's Awards.


The 2020 Global Animal Welfare Awards features the addition of two novel award categories for veterinary technicians/nurses and veterinary schools, recognising individuals and institutions for going 'above and beyond' in protecting animals and promoting animal welfare.


The award ceremony was be followed by a series of short videos highlighting the work of each of the award recipients in their respective fields under a single common goal-- improving the welfare of animals.


The WVA and Ceva Santé Animale are thrilled to work together in recognising veterinarians, veterinary paraprofessionals, veterinary students, and veterinary academic institutions for their outstanding work in and dedication to the advancement of animal welfare.

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  1. I.k gifted group.12 November 2020 at 14:14

    That is Fantastic. I am proud of you sir. More grace.

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  2. Muyiwa231112 November 2020 at 14:26

    Congrats Mr . Oluwadare. Greater heights in Jesus name.

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