Utopia College Of Health Science & Tech, Kano

26/04/2026

World Malaria Day

Utopia College of Health Science and Technology held a special program to mark World Malaria Day on 26/4/2026. The goal was to teach students more about malaria and help them grow as future public health professionals, Students, lecturers and other people came together to make it happen.

Mallam Mustafa Alkasim led the program from beginning to end.

The day started with an opening prayer by Haruna Yusuf. After that, everyone recited the Public Health and Community Health Anthem together.

Mallam Mustafa Alkasim then gave a keynote speech. He explained why World Malaria Day is important and reminded students that the program was meant to build their knowledge and capacity in public and community health field respectively, not just observe a day.

Some students gave presentations on malaria-related topics on different topics. It was a good opportunity for them to show what they have learned.

Two lectures followed — one by Dr. Adamu Ahmad Ibrahim and another by Mallama Ramlat Ibrahim. Both shared useful and practical information about malaria and leadership in public health field.

The Director, Dr. Najib Sani Aliyu also spoke briefly. He gave students two key reminders and encouraged them to apply what they learn in their daily lives and future work.

Mallam Mustafa Alkasim gave the final remarks, by thanking all the participants for being there despite the tight schedules and too much commitment which weekend embodied and still urging everyone to take malaria prevention seriously in their communities and warn on the effect of self-medication which may lead to antimicrobial resistance in malaria treatment.

The program closed with the Public Health Anthem, led by Amina Hamza from Arewa Health Promotion Initiative, followed by a closing prayer by Musbahu Muhammad as well.

The program was well-organized and straightforward. It helped students learn more about malaria and reminded them that public health and community health are something they can actively contribute to and live with in their daily lives.

25/4/2026

06/08/2024

Today mark a 6 of August. Let's take a moment and appreciate the works of one of the leading figures in history who contributed much to humanity.

If you had ever took an antibiotic in your life understand that Alexander Fleming has contributed a certain role in your life.

Fleming who was born in 6 August 1884.

In 1928 he discoverd penicillin the world first antibiotic.

Instead of throwing petri dish with the culture of staphylococcus bacteria that had been contaminated with mold' fleming observed it under microscope.

He noted that the mold had desroyed the bacteria in its immediate proximity .

Intrigued by this disinfectant property fleming isolated the mold and identifed it as belonging to the genus of pencillum (penicillium notatum)

After a few months of calling it "Mold Juice" on March 7- 1929 he called the substance Penicillin

Fleming received a nobel prize of physiology or medicine as a result of this work along with Sir Howard Walter.

Department of Public Health
Utopia College Of Health Science And Technology Kano

31/07/2024

INNALILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHIR RAJI'UN.

CONDOLENCE MESSAGE

It is with profound shock and sadness that I learned of the passing of MUKHTAR SAGIR, a promising 100-level student from the Public Health department, who was preparing to sit for his end-of-second-semester examination in the coming weeks. Despite his brief but valiant battle with a serious illness, Mukhtar's life was tragically cut short. I offer my sincerest condolences to his loved ones and the entire academic community. May Almighty Allah grant him forgiveness, mercy, and admission to Jannat, and may his soul rest in eternal peace. Amen.

20/07/2024

Healthy foods to consume in summers

During the summer season in Nigeria, it's essential to consume foods that help keep your body cool, hydrated, and energized. Here are five healthy foods to include in your diet:

1. Watermelon: High in water content, watermelon helps keep you hydrated and cool.

2. Mangoes: Rich in vitamins A and C, mangoes support immune function and provide antioxidant benefits.

3. Cucumbers: Low in calories and high in water content, cucumbers make a refreshing and hydrating snack.

4. Yogurt: Helps maintain digestive health and provides probiotics to support immune function.

5. Green vegetables: Leafy greens like spinach and kale are rich in antioxidants and help keep your body cool.

Remember to also drink plenty of water and limit your intake of spicy and heavy foods during the summer season in Nigeria. Stay cool and healthy!

Department Of Public Health
Utopia College Of Health Science & Tech, Kano

18/07/2024

Hans Christian Gram, the Danish bacteriologist known for developing the Gram staining technique, was born on September 13, 1853.

Who developed the Gram stain, a laboratory technique used to classify bacteria into two main groups: Gram-positive and Gram-negative.

This staining method is still widely used in microbiology today to differentiate and identify different types of bacteria based on their cell wall characteristics.

Gram's work in microbiology had a significant impact on the field and remains a fundamental tool in bacterial classification and identification.

18/07/2024

18/07/2024

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To provide highly skilled health personnel through qualitative training, research and practices to improve the healthcare system in the world.

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17/07/2024

Utopia College Of Health Science And Technology, Knowledge with practical.

Utopia College of Health Science and Technology is a remarkable institution located in Dakata, Kano State, Nigeria. Established in 2017, the college has quickly become one of the top healthcare education providers in Kano State Nigeria.

What sets Utopia College apart is its focus on academic excellence, research, and hands-on training. The college has a beautiful campus, highly skilled Tutors, and a wide range of programs that attract the brightest students from across Kano and beyond which include the neighbouring States like Bauchi, Jigawa and Yobe states.

Utopia College's innovative curriculum blends theoretical knowledge with practical experience. Students engage in simulation exercises, clinical rotations, and collaborative projects, equipping them with the necessary skills to succeed in the healthcare sector.

The college offers an accredited Diploma programs in Public Health, Biomedical Engineering, Environmental Health and Community Health, These programs are designed to produce competent professionals who are ready to make a real impact in the healthcare sector and many courses are on the process

Utopia College's influence extends far beyond the classroom. The college has formed strong partnerships with some healthcare organizations, and government agencies, giving its students valuable real-world experience and exposure to the fast-changing world.

Additionally, Utopia College is deeply committed to social responsibility. The college provides free healthcare services to the students, educational outreach, and workshops that have positively impacted students and their community respectively.

As Nigeria struggles the challenges in healthcare, Utopia College stands as a golden example of what can be achieved through dedication, innovation, and commitment to excellence. With its visionary leadership, talented board members, and ambitious students.

We are waiting to see you at Utopia College!